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by nobody_nowhere 11y ago
"In the last year of its operation, the heating oil bill for the school was $38,000 and the electricity was another $10,000. They needed a better system."
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by nobody_nowhere 11y ago
The "either/or" view of AI vs humans limits thinking about its application. As the author suggests, the answer is both: AI as an extension and complement is powerful, but on its own it's pattern recognition without judg
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by nobody_nowhere 11y ago
Not just their space
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by nobody_nowhere 11y ago
How does failing to apply for asylum make them no longer refugees? What do they become by your reasoning?
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by nobody_nowhere 11y ago
> Despite the ongoing scandal, the district attorneys take the position that it is not their responsibility to help identify Dookhan or Farak defendants. They lack the budgets or resources to do so, and—as they have argued in oral argume
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by nobody_nowhere 11y ago
What could possibly go wrong?
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by nobody_nowhere 11y ago
Oh wow, blast from the past. I remember rating hundreds of movies on this back when collaborative filtering was fresh and new...
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by nobody_nowhere 11y ago
Ad networks have been used to distribute malware for years. When you're an ad sales guy and get a call from a new, big-spending client with no performance goals, it's hard to say no. And attackers even exploit ad servers directly.
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by nobody_nowhere 11y ago
Increases the need for Qualys security tools, no?
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by nobody_nowhere 11y ago
It's not just vision.
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by nobody_nowhere 11y ago
Thanks, lots of great insights in here. Jives with my instincts, but important to hear it from someone else as well.
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by nobody_nowhere 12y ago
If there's one lesson I take from Acrosanti's architect, Paolo Soleri, it's "think big". Fun fact: Arcosanti's prototype, Cosanti, was a big influence on George Lucas. You can see tons of Soleri-style work in
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by nobody_nowhere 12y ago
So that brings the total to $331M? That's a metric ton of cash, what do they do with it?
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by nobody_nowhere 12y ago
"I just love to work" - Betty White. Love this article. Be realistic. Recognize patterns. Love what do you do. Inspiring.
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by nobody_nowhere 12y ago
Hey, thanks for pointing out the impact of this technology from the perspective of a quadriplegic. It's always eye opening when a technology I really like turns out to be a lifesaver (hopefully not putting words in your mouth) for peo
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by nobody_nowhere 12y ago
The challenge hubspot and some related business face is heavy reliance on service. In their case, it seems like most of the business is "coaches" to help SMBs with their content/inbound marketing. The amount of software&#x2
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by nobody_nowhere 12y ago
Can confirm that they're pursuing this business model: particularly to see what TV ads you're being exposed to. Coverage from existing sources is panel based with low sample sizes that do not extend well into more targeted researc
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by nobody_nowhere 12y ago
So, sure, lots of flawed examples/reasoning here, but let's look at the overall premise: can art become further democratized, accessible, expansive in media and impactful? First off, it's a nice idea. The world can use more
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by nobody_nowhere 12y ago
very cool!
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by nobody_nowhere 12y ago
Cute.
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by nobody_nowhere 13y ago
I don't like to tell other people what to do, but I wouldn't want to see any revenue generated (even indirectly) by me find its way into this guy's pocket. Not that there's a truly positive or better option....
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by nobody_nowhere 13y ago
Doesn't that predate his donation?
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by nobody_nowhere 13y ago
So is it a service business or a tech platform?
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by nobody_nowhere 13y ago
FTA> This is the first case against Uber and is likely to be hard fought by the company First legal case against uber? My ass it is.
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by nobody_nowhere 13y ago
You have edited your comment from its original statement, no?
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by nobody_nowhere 13y ago
NSA policy is very explicit in stating that if they come across evidence of domestic criminal activity in the pursuit of foreign intel, they are free to share that with law enforcement. Given that tracking money laundering is a key approac
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by nobody_nowhere 13y ago
Edward Tufte to the rescue!
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by nobody_nowhere 13y ago
We're talking about the NY Post! It would be more surprising if it exhibited any standards at all.
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by nobody_nowhere 13y ago
Do you pay taxes? Does the near-zero cost of the electricity vs the thousands of dollars the town will waste dealing with the matter seem like an odd tradeoff to you?
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by nobody_nowhere 13y ago
When he says "unsuspecting advertisers", I don't think he means it in the sense of "unaware", as this problem has been broadly covered in the trade press over the past year. It's more that they have trouble do

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