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by netwanderer3 7y ago
Company founders have learned that by simply being present in a big growing industry, they are virtually guaranteed for receiving investments. A rising tide will lift all boats.
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by netwanderer3 7y ago
Everyone is criticizing Google for ending many of their services lately. However, are we being biased? Considering a very high amount of various different services Google is offering (much more than any other typical company), it would make
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by netwanderer3 7y ago
Make-A-Wish Foundation can really benefit from this technology by sending these "heartfelt" deepfake videos of famous celebrities and idols to dying kids, hoping to cheer them up. Is it an ethical thing to do? You be the judge!
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by netwanderer3 7y ago
This was right on point. The TouchBar and the problematic keyboard on those recent Macbook Pro laptops were clearly features that no Apple users ever wanted or asked for. Apple has lost some global market share as a result even though their
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by netwanderer3 7y ago
Exactly. This practice directly boosts more sales for Amazon which subsequently increases their stock price ensuring continued market domination. They could have easily blocked and prevented this but why would they do that? Until this becom
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by netwanderer3 7y ago
I like your inversion method. For public consumers, we may need a stronger windshield glass for better protection, yes! For side windows though, probably not so much.
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by netwanderer3 7y ago
I like your grey area analogy. Why do we constantly feel the need to validate our own personal point of view as the only correct solution while completely ignoring or even considering the potential from an opposite angle? Even in the worst
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by netwanderer3 7y ago
Whether people may like this exterior design or not, it's a display of bravery from Tesla to steer away from old conventional shapes and forms. Strong innovative design deviations like this should be praised.
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by netwanderer3 7y ago
Can this potentially be used in 2D animation replacing the manual skeletal animating processes?
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by netwanderer3 7y ago
Kudos on Apple for having the courage to get rid of those keyboards and bring back what once worked. Everyone seemed to really love the old keyboard, why did they feel the need to change it I would never understand. I'm still typing th
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by netwanderer3 7y ago
I'm not seeing what you described at all. Google search results are still serving me quite well personally, at least for the information that I was looking for. Google has recently launched one of its biggest updates (BERT) which shoul
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by netwanderer3 7y ago
I was not able to replicate your issues and did not notice any similar said results from my end. Have you tried searching under another account or with a different machine perhaps? Just for testing purposes.
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by netwanderer3 7y ago
The physical size of the Earth will never increase, yet human's ability to multiply ourselves is infinite in theory. Something gotta give. Going by evolutionary theory, that means the more our total population increases the smaller ave
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by netwanderer3 7y ago
Ok so Google is a monopoly in this sector that's pretty clear, but what's the real problem here? Their competitors offer inferior products so we don't really have a case. Until they can develop better technology or offer supe
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by netwanderer3 7y ago
Even though the NSA falls under Department of Defense, their stated mission is to collect and process global information so more or less it is functioning very similarly to a human brain, providing intelligence and guidance not only in the
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by netwanderer3 7y ago
Everybody eventually will make a graveyard mistake as you really just can't win all the time. It's just part of the cycle isn't it? Steve Ballmer was on the path to destroy Microsoft, and they were very lucky to have found Sa
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by netwanderer3 7y ago
Indeed. Unlike many developed countries which have those big box retail stores available in almost every neighborhood, local commerce activities in developing countries are dominated by smaller businesses, and their stores are often distrib
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by netwanderer3 7y ago
Wouldn't they be able to solve this by requiring each registered business to install a beacon at their store? Each beacon has a unique ID that is tied to the business and the only data it sends back to the server are the ID and the coo
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by netwanderer3 7y ago
That's my thought as well. Google+ seemed like just another "me too" platform. Though Google attempted to steer it into another direction later but it was simply too late by then. What I found hard to believe was that with al
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by netwanderer3 7y ago
I'm guessing surveillance will soon turn privacy into a cash cow industry. We will see companies providing "privacy as a service" coming up. The constant cat and mouse games could enable unlimited exponential growths. Securit
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by netwanderer3 7y ago
Does shark fins actually have any real nutritional values or it's just pure myth? It doesn't really matter though, population of some shark species has decreased up to 80% in the last 50 years so this practice just has to stop.
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by netwanderer3 7y ago
Why are we comparing Slack to IRC, a product that came out in 1988?
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by netwanderer3 7y ago
If we keep pushing bogus information with enough frequency, slowly it will build up the intended belief and eventually it will be perceived as true. I think your situation was a perfect example of that though it hadn't materialized to
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by netwanderer3 7y ago
It's not mandatory. Everything else would still remain the same for free users just like what we already have, this is only for those who prefer not to be included in the data so now they will have the option to pay instead. Obviously
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by netwanderer3 7y ago
This is exactly what you would encounter if you access Google services using TOR. It's actually even more frustrating than this.
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by netwanderer3 7y ago
Under the spirit of capitalism, if privacy is such a popular product that so many consumers want, then why not make it available for them to purchase? For Google users example, free-tier will allow each user account 5 searches per month tha
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by netwanderer3 7y ago
This is amazing work that enables transparency, if every transaction was indeed reported to the IRS. Typically we would have to manually search each organization's website to obtain this information so kudos to them for publishing ev
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by netwanderer3 7y ago
I once tried downloading WeChat from Google Play but the registration process required another existing WeChat user that I may know to recommend or vouch for my account first so I couldn't complete it. Strangely enough, a few months l
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by netwanderer3 7y ago
Though both are used for laying out your content, but Grid and Flexbox serve different purposes though. We can probably still use Flexbox for majority of the cases, but Grid was designed to help with some specific CSS layout problems that o
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by netwanderer3 7y ago
Not a fan of Alexa at the moment, but I can totally picture it's going to be absolutely massive and everywhere once 5G network is launched and more IoT devices will flood the market. Amazon is pushing hard to make it more ubiquitous an

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