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by mozumder 8y ago
Google reviews are also pretty horrific as well. Completely untamed and unprofessional, by people that don't know anything about the subject.
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by mozumder 8y ago
Americans hate cars now, which is why they prefer mass transit and ride share.
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Advertising revenue is insignificant compared to fare revenue.
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by mozumder 8y ago
A 4 lane highway can move 10,000 people per hour. I don't see 32k people/day as a problem. It might take some time for development to build around the idea of this form of transit as people reconfigure their live-work arrangements
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This is happening in the US as well with young people, especially teens. The US is going to see the same economic stagflation as Japan due to reduced labor supply.
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Right, but the whole process has to be optimized. I mean, Final Cut pro can export videos to Facebook and YouTube, but to export on your own media site is where everything starts to fall apart in terms of user experience.
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by mozumder 8y ago
Personal blogs, right. But I'm largely referring to professional media sites like magazines. The world needs a WordPress for video.
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by mozumder 8y ago
You do the same thing people do to get attention for their text blog - the usual publicity approaches.
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by mozumder 8y ago
Publishing is part of the problem. We need to be able to go from Final Cut Pro to web. It has the capability to deliver HTTP Live Streaming, but that's not supported in all browsers. Everything from between "Final Cut Pro" an
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by mozumder 8y ago
There's not enough open-source back-end tools that would allow a site to host and publish videos on their own, without going through a third-party service. Where is the video equivalent to WordPress?
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by mozumder 8y ago
For sure technicians that do these are a thing for finishing work, who may have AS degrees instead of BS EE. I've worked with them as well. They were always referred to as technicians that EE's hand-off more of the board-level de
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by mozumder 8y ago
It's really up to Intel to start funding education for architecture and HDL design.
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by mozumder 8y ago
Electrical Engineering college degree. That's the only option. I've never seen non-college degree electrical engineers.
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by mozumder 8y ago
Seriously. Stories abound about millennials (or anybody) not willing to do manual labor, waiting for higher-end jobs. And it makes sense. We pay for everyone to go to 12 years of public school, learning calculus, history, chemistry, litera
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by mozumder 8y ago
We could build a high-speed Maglev rail line over the Bering Straights to Asia and another one to South America... But yah, open the borders. That's the only immediate solution. The 90's had our greatest economic growth, and the b
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Apple quietly explores Northern Virginia campus for 20,000 jobs(washingtonpost.com)
2 points by mozumder 8y ago|0 comments
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North Carolina, Apple negotiating deal on Triangle campus(wral.com)
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by mozumder 8y ago
Automan does: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kA1NT4I0s34
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by mozumder 8y ago
This happened on TDMA systems like on T-Mobile and AT&T. (Verizon & Spring were CDMA). There's a TDMA modulation frequency at 217Hz and this interferes with all sorts of nearby audio devices. CDMA and WCDMA phones have a much
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by mozumder 8y ago
Never let the user control your brand. System fonts should always be thrown away. Every company web site & app needs to include their own font. Otherwise, you become a commodity, and you can be replaced by your competitors. Business i
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by mozumder 8y ago
Did you look at making it a variable font to reduce bandwidth on web loads?
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by mozumder 8y ago
Seriously. Just use Helvetica Nueue. It's perfect.
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Ask HN: Policy positions for tech industry?
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by mozumder 8y ago
Also also, treating life as a fifth fundamental force of the universe when chemistry explains all the components just fine is… well, literally pretentious. No. Stating that chemistry explains all the components of life just fine is litera
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by mozumder 8y ago
If it can be tested, then it's not "ignore physics".
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by mozumder 8y ago
The idea that a life force can violate causality is based on the fact that theories on life/god/spirit center around infinity, and possibly related to the multiverse. Now, figure out a way to test it.
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by mozumder 8y ago
Pretty sure any life force wouldn't be local, and would be faster-than-light..
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by mozumder 8y ago
They aren’t. To quote: “No conclusive evidence exists that [nanobes] are, or are not, living organisms, so their classification is controversial.” You say nanobes aren't life, but then you say you don't know? Pick one. “Life”
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by mozumder 8y ago
It's not a complete description; we haven't included the weak nuclear force, or couplings to hypothetical particles like the Higgs boson. The article literally states that Dirac's equation is incomplete at modeling the full
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by mozumder 8y ago
How are nanobes & prions determined to have life? Are there microscopic Turing tests? And cytoplasm isn't DNA/RNA itself.

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