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by livingparadox 11y ago
Its my understanding that they are trying to merge gmail into the new Inbox.
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Gmailify: The best of Gmail, without an gmail address(gmailblog.blogspot.com)
245 points by livingparadox 11y ago|131 comments
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by livingparadox 11y ago
Google would probably integrate it with their existing play music offering. And I think they've backed off on pushing the Google+ logins due to the backlash.
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by livingparadox 11y ago
For Pandora, they use a vector distance algorithm (with some other nudges to keep it from being repetitive, I'm sure). They break down a song on a scale of 1-5 across hundreds of "genes" and then pick songs based on how simi
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by livingparadox 11y ago
For those wondering why the title says this is implemented in rust, despite the page not mentioning it, it says on the homepage that Parity is implemented in rust. https://ethcore.io/
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by livingparadox 11y ago
I think it would be interesting to have google buy it. Pandora's strength seems to come from their massive dataset of song traits. Google could probably make good use of that data. They'd probably feed it into a neural net and
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by livingparadox 11y ago
I started out generating names out of whole cloth, but eventually, it just got easier to designate certain groups as using a certain ethnic set of names and roll away. I run through the list instead of picking random, though, because I lik
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by livingparadox 11y ago
You have to submit your app for approval to get pricing. "Once you’re ready to move forward and submit your app for approval, contact developer@visa.com and work with our team to complete risk reviews, contracts, system configurations,
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by livingparadox 11y ago
I think you meant http://www.predicto.ai/
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by livingparadox 11y ago
It looks like it needs the www subdomain. http://www.predicto.ai/
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by livingparadox 11y ago
Thanks for the explanation in the edit. I also upvoted the comment for balance.
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by livingparadox 11y ago
I didn't say there isn't a diminishing value of each dollar, but your comment seemed to imply that at a certain point, people will be "content" at a certain income level and not try to get more money. Rich people are a c
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by livingparadox 11y ago
See rich people as a counterpoint to your argument
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by livingparadox 11y ago
The creator of homebrew experienced this at Google. Ended up getting hired at apple.
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by livingparadox 11y ago
Anyone who doesn't do this is asking for trouble
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by livingparadox 11y ago
Probably this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reptilians Disclaimer: I do not believe in these, but I think this is what was being referenced.
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by livingparadox 11y ago
They route everything through a VPM when connecting to the public APs. So it prevents that security issue.
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by livingparadox 11y ago
I do. On the particular codebase I'm working on, the code commenting is ridiculous and distracts me from the actual code and comments.
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by livingparadox 11y ago
Let me present an alternative scenario, if a video game developer creates a virtual world, is he required to exist within the virtual world to exert any change or "even just observe parts" of the virtual world?
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by livingparadox 11y ago
This assumes that the Universe contains God. Most understandings of a divine creator place him outside the bounds of the physical universe, and therefore immune to your argument. Unless you're referring to a specific idea of "Go
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by livingparadox 11y ago
The specific instance here was drivers, who in this hypothetical, will be outcompeted by self driving cars, and and naturally find themselves with more time on their hands whether they want it or not. As to money, there are a number of trad
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by livingparadox 11y ago
What exactly is to stop them from learning a new trade?
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by livingparadox 11y ago
subie didn't claim it was okay. It was just a guess at the implied question in "I'm not sure what compels people to download and look at any of these leaks."
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by livingparadox 11y ago
Running the fingerprinting test on my normal browser and then incognito implies that its at least consistent within a small time window.
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by livingparadox 11y ago
I do indeed... Though, I am on the new android, so its mostly a moot issue for me now. I also was using the mobile website before, so this may not have provided much for my use case. Thanks for the link though!
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by livingparadox 11y ago
For those who need it translated from legal, I found this article which helps explain it a more concise way. http://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-crime-shkreli-idUSKBN0...
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by livingparadox 11y ago
The solution here is to clearly tell those apps to fuck off. Though, the latest version of android odes allow you to "allow" or "don't allow" features like that. Its the only reason that I finally installed the fac
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by livingparadox 11y ago
I'm not sure how they would be able to do that effectively without input from researchers. I don't see that as a weasel phrase, but as a (reasonable IMO) deference to experts in the field.
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by livingparadox 11y ago
Some of those are such beautiful pictures. All from a truck just taking pictures of everything. If an infinite amount of monkeys can write Shakespeare, then I suppose its inevitable that millions of random pictures could produce these.
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by livingparadox 11y ago
The problems stated in the article seem to be solvable with two best practices I've seen recommended. 1) For the issue of conflicts with multiple updates, instead of mass updating the whole object, you send only the changed values (e.g

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