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Author is going to Halodi Robotics. I always thought that human shaped robots are a terrible form factor. Why limit yourself to the awkward design that 3.77 billion years of evolution accidentally landed on?
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A challenge is having the person estimate the projects and writing the bid proposals has to be technical. A common pattern is someone like yourself becoming an agency by trusted hiring out to a group of freelancers. Overtime you become mana
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Catalog all important accounts, master password to 1Password, 2FA backup codes, etc printed on paper and stored in a safe (or saftey deposit box or both for redudency). 2 weeks ago I just completed my will and trust, a TODO that I started d
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5y ago
Off topic: I think Spotify should have created two products - Spotify Music and Spotify Podcast.
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A Hugo Survival Guide
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Thank you!
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Do you have any links that document what she did that is worse than this NSA employee's behavior? My understanding is that she didn't use her personal email for classified information and continued to use a government provided sys
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Thank you, I missed that detail. I do think the larger question of DAOs replacing trust with code/law is worth further discussion.
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"We are working with law enforcement officials..." If the promise of ETH contracts is that code is law and to eliminate needing trust, then how and why would law enforcement get involved? Did the attackers break down the door and
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I don’t know how the cost compares, but a simple solution is a paid Vimeo account and then embers the videos behind a website or app that requires auth. Playback is limited to an allow list of domains.
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In addition to the great advice already given: 1. Don't wait for your job or your industry to give you challenging problems. 2. Figure out which problem domains you find the most attractive.
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+1 Also, this isn't a new threat vector. It's not like someone who hasn't heard of COVID-19 is going to discover this amazing survival tip here for the first time. Probably the doc change was proposed 2 years ago and finally
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It creates more transparency which may help reduce gender and racial pay gaps. https://www.morningbrew.com/emerging-tech/stories/2021/05/24...
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Thanks for the insights. One doesn't need a Matrix style port into the brain. Valve and OpenBCI have working Index headsets with EEG and bio-feedback data. Reasonable use cases are fine-tuning game play based on the players stress and
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Kent Bye and others are doing great work around building an XR Ethics framework [1] XR will soon not only include eye tracking, but full brain computer interfaces with very rich data on how you are reacting to stimuli. [2] If you think only
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Use the license to protect your IP, but don't try to accomplish everything with your license. Use terms of service and marketing to get paid. Compelling reasons customers pay: 1. To receive a license key that unlocks paid features 2. T
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The rational part of our brain isn't fully developed until age 25[1] give or take. For me it was several years past 25. How is freelancing going? That sounds like a great path to being able to some level of independence. Mindset is a h
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Also that article links to two GeekWire articles: https://www.geekwire.com/2021/former-aws-real-estate-manager... https://www.geekwire.com/2021/riveter-ceo-husband-dispute-fb...
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There is a fair amount of sarcasm across these comments, due to the ridiculous nature of this topic.
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Fun fact: Metamates was coined by none other than Douglas Hofstadter himself
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#1 reason: Google has been spending millions of dollars on ads. 2010 many subway, buses, and TVs had ads about how fast Chrome was. Advertising works! Early adopters switched, followed by mainstream users. Additional Key Strategies: Google
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Inflation is challenging to model these days.
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The video is worth watching. It seems like the Binance CEO is caught unprepared by the Heather Morgan question.
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I thought it referred to search results, page four. Very few people look at the fourth page of results and the first three pages are the types of pages the rest of the article is about.
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Apple had been collaborating with Valve (not clear if this ended/went south) and is rumored to release a mixed reality headset in the next 1 - 2 years and a lightweight AR glasses in 3 - 5 years by Chinese tech reports. 2022 product la
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Agreed that there are many ways to skin this cat. Operating Systems, Hypervisors, containers, Unikernels, etc. WASM is a very low level building block that you could build something like Docker out of, but it isn't a high level virtual
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WASM is a new portable runtime with very few capabilities exposed, so it has a much better security model than the web's JavaScript engine. You write your code in any language and compile it to WASM. You inject capabilities such as fil
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TLDR; "Dev: Oh, you must have been using undocumented behavior of ASDF. Your code will continue to work as before, but if you change this #\- to a #\/ it'll stop complaining. User: Our code used to work in ASDF-stable. Any wa
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100%. To add a little more detail, the scope is both broad and deep. Broad - You have many, many new features like WebAssembly or WebXR Device API. All of these are bets and it is hard to know which will gain adoption, so you build things l
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I think if you focus on the need to feel special, there is a desire to have 'figured it out' and to be 'smarter than the mainstream'. From this perspective, these people find 'facts', blow them out of proportio
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