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Gartner: Enterprise use of AI grew 270% over the past 4 years(venturebeat.com)
2 points by non_sequitur 8y ago|0 comments
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Tesla to Cut 3,000 Jobs in Bid to Push Model 3 into the Mass Market(nytimes.com)
3 points by non_sequitur 8y ago|2 comments
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by non_sequitur 8y ago
Rupert Murdoch threatened Mark Zuckerberg in 2016 with a war over Facebook "Murdoch hosted Zuckerberg at his Sun Valley, Idaho, villa and expressed discontent with Facebook's News Feed algorithm and its handling of news. He reques
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Salary Sharing thread for new CS grads(reddit.com)
4 points by non_sequitur 8y ago|0 comments
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Rupert Murdoch threatened Mark Zuckerberg in 2016 with a war over Facebook (2016(cnbc.com)
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The Case for the $500,000 Oven(architecturaldigest.com)
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by non_sequitur 8y ago
Amazon's share price was mid 900s in Sept 2017...1800+ today. When you own a lot of that stock...
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Cisco sinks on report Amazon wading into networking equipment(reuters.com)
1 points by non_sequitur 8y ago|0 comments
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by non_sequitur 8y ago
What are you talking about? Google is/was not contemplating offering social media and search services as part of Maven. The subthread op asked, why can't a company help its country's military?
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by non_sequitur 8y ago
So your contention is that you have to be fighting a world war in order to help your military? (The post you responded to) There's no other reason to help your military? Really? Edit: this came out a bit snide so let me elaborate. Ther
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by non_sequitur 8y ago
And do you know what it is that really upholds the peace we all love?
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by non_sequitur 8y ago
"in a world where every important event you can't find in Google for all practical matters never happened" Except Google isn't in China, and least I heard important events still happen there...the world isn't as FAN
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by non_sequitur 8y ago
relevant excerpt: "Facebook calculated the 37-to-1 pay ratio by comparing Mr. Zuckerberg’s compensation to that of a specific individual identified as a median worker. Facebook factored in the salary, bonus or sales commission and the
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At Facebook, Median Pay Tops $240,000(wsj.com)
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Facebook's Shaken Employees Wanted Zuckerberg. They Got a Lawyer(bloomberg.com)
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by non_sequitur 9y ago
I don't even like Facebook, but really, is this newsworthy now? I know the media sees it as a chance to dogpile the company that has taken them to the cleaners, but there's a reason people don't trust or like the media anymor
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Amazon tops Google as second most valuable company in US(money.cnn.com)
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by non_sequitur 9y ago
I keep thinking about this article[1] whenever I see bad press about FB lately. Relevant portion: "Murdoch hosted Zuckerberg at his Sun Valley, Idaho, villa and expressed discontent with Facebook's News Feed algorithm and its hand
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by non_sequitur 9y ago
I dont think we're even in iPhone 1 stage - more like Motorola Razr (the old one, back in 2004/05). The real cool stuff is barely even being thought of now, let alone built and sold. Also, in a perfect world this will all just be
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by non_sequitur 9y ago
This is actually incorrect. Courts including the Supreme Court will take into account "legislative intent" when interpreting a law. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Legislative_intent
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by non_sequitur 9y ago
I still find it crazy that her response to a question on how the tech worked was: "A chemistry is performed so that a chemical reaction occurs and generates a signal from the chemical interaction with the sample, which is translated in
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by non_sequitur 9y ago
Any insight on why Facebook hiring is surging? (13% of workforce). Is it mostly on the AR/VR side?
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The Best Thing for Dropbox Was Breaking Up with the Cloud(bloomberg.com)
1 points by non_sequitur 9y ago|0 comments
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The World's Highest Paid Expats Live In… Mumbai(bloomberg.com)
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How a fight over Star Wars download codes could reshape copyright law(arstechnica.com)
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by non_sequitur 9y ago
Like other people have mentioned, this is mainly stock compensation related, but the funniest part is that they tag this loss % as "Not meaningful" in their financial statements. Just a not meaningful $2B loss :)
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by non_sequitur 9y ago
Just wondering why you say Tacobell isnt advertising on Snap? They were part of a very publicized campaign a couple years ago [1], are you saying they've stopped? [1] https://www.marketingdive.com/news/taco-bells-c
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by non_sequitur 9y ago
"A group of the agency’s policy analysts said senior officials at the CDC informed them about the banned words on Thursday, according to the Post’s report. In some cases, the analysts were reportedly given replacement phrases to use in
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CDC director says there are ‘no banned words’ at the agency(pbs.org)
1 points by non_sequitur 9y ago|4 comments
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Chromecast and Apple TV resurface on Amazon as tech giants thaw icy relationship(geekwire.com)
1 points by non_sequitur 9y ago|0 comments

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