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by paletoy 12y ago
Chris, any tips on how find good curated sources ?
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by paletoy 12y ago
Giving you articles that are fun,strongly insightful and 100% right almost every time, on your exact interests is the goal of a great curation.Bonus points for short an to the point writeup when appropriate. How do you do it ? not sure yet.
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by paletoy 12y ago
The next attack on journalism might be great curation, not robots. Why ? because no single human has the capability to write the best story in any given case.Add to that the capabilities of unpaid bloggers, industry insiders and the like, y
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by paletoy 12y ago
True. But still , doesn't it need rapid, guaranteed response times?
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by paletoy 12y ago
From the article: "Microsoft’s Windows and .NET architecture make up the base layer of the system .. The same basic technology is being used for civilian purposes, including for a vehicle fleet management system" This raises two q
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by paletoy 12y ago
It is not an israeli plan. Basically hamas have chosen the wrong side in the syrian conflict, so it lost the support of iran and syria(and maybe saudi-arabia). He also lost the support of egypt due to the regime change. And he is in bad rel
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by paletoy 12y ago
> Bringing a healthcare product to market is really hard. I think this is the place that google might enter and play well. If google can develop a very high-level , fda certified development tool/operating-system ,such that developi
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by paletoy 12y ago
> to fund things with a cost/benefit analysis that doesn't make sense in the developed world but does elsewhere. While it seems to go against "do no harm" ,in reality many low cost products can start at low quality,
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Christensen Vs. Lepore: A Matter Of Fact(techcrunch.com)
2 points by paletoy 12y ago|0 comments
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by paletoy 12y ago
And people don't really believe that protest(at least a peaceful one) can create a meaningful change. and judging how things are going lately ,they might be right. Case in point: obama care.
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by paletoy 12y ago
Max, surely healthcare(at the level available at the time) was much more affordable in 64. Just at the share of healthcare as part of GDP(which rises at maybe double than inflation for a long time) - the general inequality in society.And p
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by paletoy 12y ago
in 2010 , "fewer than one in three (28.7 percent) children now have a stay-at-home parent, compared to more than half (52.6 percent) in 1975" [1] With regards to healthcare ,health care in other places in the world is just as good
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by paletoy 12y ago
How is this protocol better than LoRa(by semtech - an old stable company, used by giants like IBM) ,or weightless(standardized protocol) ? Because they are your competitors , not wifi and the like.
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by paletoy 12y ago
YC isn't in a position to invest in deep automation, and are good at building markets. And once you build a 2 sided freelancer market , you are very likely to control it when it's automated.
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by paletoy 12y ago
This looks great ! I'll be looking into deeply later on. For those seeking simpler explanation of this look at [1], 7th paragraph. [1] http://readwrite.com/2010/12/24/unhosted#awesm=~oIRyT1V2mrAL...
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by paletoy 12y ago
I do wonder about technical solutions: are there any decent way to write sites that would: 1. Run in the browser. 2. Would be anonymous. 3. Would use an anonymous host. 4. Would encyrpt every private message, and would have clear differenti
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by paletoy 12y ago
Let's assume you start with the premise that preventing surveillance if a good thing to do. In general, rational arguments won't get people to act. Drama might. But this post does seems like a reasonable post if you try and imagin
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by paletoy 12y ago
http://dl.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=2516651 Full article is at : http://web.elastic.org/~fche/mirrors/www.jya.com/2013/09/tor... And i've read other work that talks about using m
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by paletoy 12y ago
This isn't accurate. It doesn't mention that the u.s government can in very high likelihood de-anonimize users , sometimes even without cooperation from foreign governments , and sometimes even ISP's can do that.
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by paletoy 12y ago
Isn't standard commercial hardware tat you can install opernwrt enough?
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by paletoy 12y ago
Well, of course nothing is perfect. But according to [1] The ussr in 1980 has a similar gini coefficent(which measures inequality) to modern day finland[2]. That seems pretty good. [1]www.roiw.org/1993/23.pdf [2] http://
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by paletoy 12y ago
Dan, what's your view on your competitor circuithub, and specifically their shared part purchase(which can offer small companies volume discounts of big companies), and their own for all model?
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by paletoy 12y ago
OK , here's wiki[2]: You're right about germany(the war hurt it really bad) but if we choose say the UK, sweden and the UK show similar GDP/PPP numbers. But it seems that sweden has much greater income equality than the uk ac
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by paletoy 12y ago
Could you share your data regarding sweden ? Because a rough google search tends to indicate otherwise : http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-hiivxsweO-A/TevbWlBTyoI/AAAAAAAAA8... http://shaneleavy.blogspot.co.il&
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by paletoy 12y ago
One answer would be that russian communism and other communistic countries inspired by it are just one pretty bad type of collective society , and we really haven't enough variations to say collectivism has failed. But you won't h
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by paletoy 12y ago
in consumer markets, do people design for lifetime over 12 years ? Because my feeling about consumer market that it's mostly crap, reliability wise.
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by paletoy 12y ago
Those are important considerations , but: You did the design a few years ago, before the silego was a good option. But for many design , esp in consumer , the silego part would be a good fit because it would work as same as discrete parts,i
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by paletoy 12y ago
> The classic parts are still going strong. But there are very good alternatives for them, be it low cost mcu's,50 cents fpga's, or even lower-end programmable chips from sillego[1][2]( going down to $0.2/10K + probably $