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by mygo 8y ago
a human-driven auto accident that happens every day is a failure of Tesla? I’m calling shenanigans.
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by mygo 8y ago
we generally see the outdoors as property of the government or public property, and the property that we rent or “own” as our home. We generally have low regard for keeping public property clean. We’re not leaving earth, we’re just going to
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by mygo 8y ago
I don’t really think this qualifies as brutalism. A key element of brutalist design is the lack of the excess. Web 1.0 was full of excess. We’re talking 3D rotating words on fire when bold would suffice. Lots of drapery, lots of window dres
454.
by mygo 8y ago
Hey, aren’t you the guy who said you can make a lotion that will treat skin cancer? how can I message you?
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by mygo 8y ago
well in addition to privacy concerns, location tracking is a huge drain on the battery. And a good battery life is one of their selling points so I wouldn’t be surprised if during part of the review process some reviewers might hold the opi
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by mygo 8y ago
they could just encode the message in a way that’s inaudible to humans. So a simple “hello” contains a subliminal audio signature that basically is code for “I am a robot. Are you a robot? Feel free to beep bop”
457.
by mygo 8y ago
This is simply not true. You’ve been lied to, and you don’t own an iOS device to check for yourself. I’m pasting something I shared in another thread here. I have no idea where this lie came from but it seems like someone is trying to keep
458.
by mygo 8y ago
Because unless you do backflips on the way to the table without spilling a drop, you’re not getting asked to do any $peaking engagement$.
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by mygo 8y ago
you know he founded PayPal, right? Which sold to eBay for $1.5b His first company was acquired by Compaq for almost half a billion. He’s listed by Forbes as one of the top 25 most powerful people on earth. Tesla is a 15 year old company. I
460.
by mygo 8y ago
They have a similar design flaw in the 2015 macbook pros. The keyboard and trackpad will stop working after about a year. It happens because the trackpad ribbon cable sits on the battery, and as the battery heats and expands it destroys the
461.
by mygo 8y ago
> No solution to a 51% attack. A 51% attack would cost more money than Bitcoin’s entire market cap
462.
by mygo 8y ago
My favorite technique is asking “what’s a great undergraduate program / course(s) in this field?” And then getting the syllabi. (A lot of professors just host their syllabi on their publicly accessible site, not through a portal. If on
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by mygo 8y ago
not true. I’ve written a couple personal apps that sync with health kit data collected from my Apple Watch and nutrition apps to help me track things in a way that is useful for my fitness goals. In 2016-2027 I used these apps to put on 30
464.
by mygo 8y ago
works for comments too, although it’s pretty much hunting for long-tail keywords “pm me” “opportunity” “pent up demand” “I’d pay” “I miss” etc
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by mygo 8y ago
I don’t think that a candidate solution to your problem statement can be deterministically verified in polynomial time. Any candidate solution produced would be subjective to the interpreter who is verifying it as to whether it satisfies th
466.
by mygo 8y ago
> What stops them? Some people just accept it when someone says they won’t do something that they totally can. I know, it doesn’t really make sense. If someone tells me “well it says that we can do that if you go by what’s on paper, but
467.
by mygo 9y ago
You can use the decision version of an optimization problem to answer the optimization problem. For example when you're looking for the fastest route, you're not directly asking "is this the fastest route?" You're a
468.
by mygo 9y ago
So if I gave you a flawless solution to a sudoku problem, would you tell me that it was harder for you to verify it than it was for the solution to be produced?
469.
by mygo 9y ago
> Is the intellectual asymmetry between creating a design and analyzing it so large that a small teardown team can reliably analyze trade-offs in a design created by a large engineering group? Is it easier to verify a solution to a prob
470.
by mygo 9y ago
> This differs from eg electronics, physics etc, because I am biological biology has everything to do with physics and electronics (and chemistry etc). it’s just a frame of reference that decides what you choose to classify as one or the
471.
by mygo 9y ago
You’d have to get it from the artist to be sure. But there is not enough evidence here, to suggest that the new go logo lifted elements from that other logo. Motion lines are not a coincidence they are a common solution to the problem of co
472.
by mygo 9y ago
I don’t think there’s enough evidence that they’re inspired by each other. movement lines aren’t original. they’re a classic visual archetype, commonly used to convey movement in static images. they exist in every comic book ever printed. S
473.
by mygo 9y ago
> I've never done it though because they default trigger phrase included is downright creepy sounding. It's some echo-y modulated voice that goes "You are dreaming-ing-ing-ing...." I used an app like that to trigger a
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by mygo 9y ago
but how many of those views are on mobile devices? this is a desktop feature. in general, mobile traffic > desktop traffic. we’d need wikipedia’s browsing statistics be sure, since some sites see different ratios than others. What if 1:8
475.
by mygo 9y ago
“We thought the floating pop-up billboard showing you a preview of what’s inside when you glance at a building was a great feature as you walk down times square” — bad UX designers in 2070
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by mygo 9y ago
well then in that case in many regards working with companies that have quarterly / annual budgets is easier than working with clients who do not. But it appears to be harder to make the sale if you don’t already have a legendary tra
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by mygo 9y ago
how did you convince them to stick on for a year when most clients want to see some results within 2 months or they give up? according to your schedule they’d ask what I’ve been doing and if I tell them I’ve just been “collecting data” that
478.
by mygo 9y ago
> It would be weird to see a large fluctuation in exports-- why would Syrian consumers suddenly begin demanding or abandoning their use of rubbing alcohol? Demand is most likely constant. Did you account for the effect of trade sanctions
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by mygo 9y ago
I don’t think that facebook facilitates this well. Since you have to go out of your way to find a discussion there. And there is no “right now” feeling if you do find a relevant discussion. But here I just visited the home page of what I co
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by mygo 9y ago
what about this contribution to graph theory that we’re commenting on?

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