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otoburb
7y ago
The sentence you skipped in your quote seems particularly relevant to the question you're asking: "Why should their kids be in class with a child who had serious behavioral problems, because, for example, he lived in a homeless s
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otoburb
7y ago
This is not a drug, but medical device technology. Therefore, I believe this would qualify for the FDA's pre-market Breakthrough Device Program[1] clearance which, if I'm reading the guidelines correctly, says they can have an exp
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7y ago
>> Curiously, it's unclear from anywhere on OMNY's website what the program's name stands for: https://omny.info Figured out from the wikipedia article[1] that the acronym stands for One Metro New York. Yo
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Data Shapley: equitable valuation of data for machine learning
(blog.acolyer.org)
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7y ago
"Wang Meng Qiu, a startup founder who graduated from Stanford University with a doctorate in computer science, held jobs at Facebook and Twitter in Silicon Valley before he moved to the outskirts of Shanghai to launch his own drone co
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Robo-advisor for women targets literacy not assets
(wealthprofessional.ca)
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7y ago
Brendan Gregg has a post that provides an overview[1] of the various eBPF wrappers that's worth a look if you want to dive further. [1] http://www.brendangregg.com/blog/2019-01-01/learn-ebpf-traci...
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7y ago
To be really clear, Aidan Harper is campaigning for the following: "We make the case for a general reduction in working hours __without__ a reduction in pay. We also make the case for a steady managed transition to shorter hours with
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7y ago
I love Speedcrunch and it's an integral part of my Windows workflow, but not as flexible as Numi or Soulver. I would incorporate either of those two into my Windows workflow if they were available as such with the same responsiveness a
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7y ago
Type annotated calculator. If the author had a Windows version he would probably sell many more licenses, but understandably that's probably not high on their priority list.
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7y ago
While there's probably a lot of truth to talking up one's book, I still much rather prefer foobar(s) freely published to move conversations and thinking forward for founders.
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otoburb
7y ago
>>As an end-user, I prefer an easy-to-read format, and outline is superior in that regard. Quite possibly an alternative/new fundraising channel for the Internet Archive.
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7y ago
Re-phrasing and summarizing: "Hey look - Tether demonstrated that a successful stablecoin can be a profitable business model. We can accelerate adoption of our own stablecoin based on our addictive social media experience and social
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otoburb
7y ago
Reninds me of the water in one of the early King's Quest[1] games.
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Google's G Suite Status Dashboard is here: https://www.google.com/appsstatus#hl=en&v=status Shows Gmail, Calendar and Hangouts with service disruptions. EDIT: 3 minutes later, and now Google Drive, Docs, Sheets, Sl
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7y ago
>> Couldn’t one argue that their strength in cost efficiency was largely built on the theft of IP? There are plenty of accusations that this was the case -- I'm not going to comment on the veracity of those accusations. However,
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otoburb
7y ago
There are two ways to answer that question: 1) In order to stimulate (or meet, depending on which side of the supply-demand equation you represent) demand for 5G, wireless operators will most likely need to increase data caps (e.g. Canada)
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7y ago
A modern wireless operator in its most simple terms is comprised of two very different networks: a radio access network of cell sites (aka RAN), and a data and packet processing network (aka Core). The two types of network are not heterogen
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7y ago
The US doesn't have large domain players in the telecom space that supply the broad spectrum of equipment that runs what is known as the 4G EPC[1] or 5G Core[2] (data & packet processing) and RAN[3] (radio access network). Qualcomm
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7y ago
>> It sounds like you'd often still have to set up some repeaters and such. Absolutely correct. Looks like the police acknowledged the difficulty but are still rightfully worried: >> Even though Wi-Fi will not travel as fa
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7y ago
"TXR Lisp programs are shorter and clearer than those written in some mainstream languages "du jour" like Python, Ruby, Clojure, Javascript or Racket. If you find that this isn't the case, the TXR project wants to hear
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7y ago
>> $30/hour, bringing in about 6K a year. Was that a typo where you meant to type "60K" a year? That would make more sense, as $60K divided by $30/hr would be 2000 billable hours (40hrs/week * 50 weeks, not i
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>> It's just not clear what should be bought and when they should be sold. Maybe this will be an incentive for shareholder voting to come back into vogue.
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I retain faint naïve optimism for blockchain's long-term impact, but I really feel this paper overstretched trying to impose blockchain on the AI safety domain. An example is the author's 3rd proposed axiom for Safe AGI in Table 3
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>> Beyond myself, we could not get any of the other parents to commit any time to it. Thank you for your efforts. I was thinking of starting a team myself in a couple of years when my children are older, and have seen other fledgling
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8y ago
Unless I misunderstood, the parent comment referred to a buy-out/acquisition route, which is where SmartCar should ask for at least a post-money ballpark figure -- no judge involved in an acquisition process. If SmartCar goes for damag
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8y ago
If they go down this route, SmartCar should ask for at least their post-money valuation based on their last $10M raise back in March 2018[1], not just a "couple of million". [1] https://www.crunchbase.com/organizat
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What We Know So Far About the Hunt for Satoshi’s Treasure
(breakermag.com)
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>> My daughter is finishing 5th grade in a NYC public school. Homework is the bane of her existence: it’s given for weekdays and weekends alike, as well as for holidays. We can’t ditch it entirely because it affects grades, and perfec
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8y ago
That market is now ambiguous because the reporting source is "compromised" in the sense that Andrew Yang's 2020 Twitter account is being redirected to a different handle. Ambiguous markets are ... not good.
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