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by pj_mukh 9y ago
Detroit seems like a fantastic choice. Both Toronto and Chicago are fairly close. All the great Michigan and Ontario schools can be tapped and the city has tremendous potential to grow. Hopefully, they'd be nicer to their local populat
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by pj_mukh 9y ago
Yea, what is this "negotiation" magic?
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by pj_mukh 9y ago
This is also my first thought when people say "Well, nobody wants to move to the Bay area anymore, everybody's leaving". Well, why is the rent still so high?
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by pj_mukh 9y ago
Sick! I'd suggest expanding the trial period a little more Most drivers I've seen complain about their margins all the time. However, if they could try you for longer I have no doubt they'd see the savings, get hooked and gla
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by pj_mukh 9y ago
I've seen practically all drivers do this manually while grumbling! Great catch! Is there a trial period of sorts?
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by pj_mukh 9y ago
Yeah should've clarified. I don't approve of the chiding, just giving more constructive advice. Domain experts like you are critical to start-ups in complex domains like farming.
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by pj_mukh 9y ago
People are chiding you for your bitterness, but apart from an idea and technical prowess, there is a third (very important) pillar that you have to offer. Sales. Can you gather 50 other farmers that have the same need for automation, cheque
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by pj_mukh 9y ago
I am very interested in a product like this even if for just individual use. Your pricing says $49/month depending on "meaningful" changes suggested? What does that mean? Another good idea is for new programmers in a producti
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by pj_mukh 9y ago
I've been consistently seeing a pattern of white nationalists adopting blockchain technologies. The head of the Canadian nationalist party used to run his own Bitcoin firm [1], Gab with its happy alt-right green frog wants to do an ICO
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by pj_mukh 9y ago
Those are totally fair. The one remain barrier that SF suffers from is 'starting a family'. Looking around, it seems you need a level-above the regular engineer's salary for you to afford a family living in San Francisco.
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by pj_mukh 9y ago
It sucks that you have to choose between, "Mostly, because I'm a nerd and wanted to be around other like-minded nerds and fulfill my nerd dreams." and "taking vacations, buying homes, and generally having a nice life. &q
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by pj_mukh 9y ago
Tonnes of speculation. So I'm just gonna stop refuting all that. "had already done his fact and opinion finding, and incorporated feedback into the memo by the time he posted it" I didn't claim this, he did (see: Youtube
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by pj_mukh 9y ago
It was a lot of scientific studies he cited (since contradicted by meta studies), nothing about Google's processes. Another commenter on this thread seems to suggest that almost all interviewers can get second shots, which (albeit anec
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by pj_mukh 9y ago
"Let's focus on things we can actually know rather than speculating about Damore's state of mind." So let us extend him the benefit of the doubt that he didn't extend the hiring committee? How about we extend the be
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by pj_mukh 9y ago
He specifically mentions in an interview that minority interviewees get assigned to a second interviewer if one interviewer doesn't like them in the first round. He saw this as a 'second chance' when the committee might just
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by pj_mukh 9y ago
This is super cool, I also appreciate the demo's you have on your website (airlines, MBA schools etc.). Makes the end result super clear. I don't know much about NLP but are you only using unsupervised learning on the raw data?
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by pj_mukh 9y ago
I wonder if they have an "Application Process" for who is allowed to go offline. Their biggest problem has been drones straying into places they shouldn't. Airport locations can be stored offline but emergency FAA drone &quot
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by pj_mukh 9y ago
"capital decisions that ultimately increase inventory, shipping, planning, procurement, split shipment, and reverse logistics costs." That's interesting! What are these decisions? I'm guessing there is a natural increase
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by pj_mukh 9y ago
This maybe your Indian bias showing where communal issues are a little more fiery. Religion based dating/relationship sites are fairly common in America and a lucrative business [1][2]. Not sure why we should suddenly start getting wor
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by pj_mukh 9y ago
Friendly neighbours to the north[1]. We don't like tooting our horn enough, but America gets the bulk of its energy raw materials from us.[2] [1] https://www.eia.gov/todayinenergy/detail.php?id=2150 [2] https:&#x2F
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by pj_mukh 9y ago
Project Tango can kind of do this already, albeit the quality of the pointcloud tends to break the illusion. The other solution, at this large scale, is to have pre-baked maps, we know where all the big occlusions are in a city.
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by pj_mukh 9y ago
Oakland...takes a harder line against gentrification than most other parts of the Bay [1]. [1] http://www.mercurynews.com/2017/07/07/oakland-blaze-looks-su...
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by pj_mukh 9y ago
After using numerous productivity apps I keep coming back to rescuetime. Kudos and RIP.
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by pj_mukh 9y ago
" Or that twice as many women quit the high tech industry as men?" .... I’m already here, people. So I’m not the problem you’re trying to solve." This seems contradictory, women leaving tech is one of the biggest problems, s
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by pj_mukh 9y ago
Confused. There seem to be plenty of drones that can stay up there for 120 hours or so [1]. Presumably, their solar additions should be able to do even more? [1]: http://www.airforce-technology.com/features/featurethe-t
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by pj_mukh 9y ago
"we flipped the problem (and the OBD-II port) inside out and found naked access to HS1, HS2, HS3 and MS. The solution was on the back of the OBD-II port where all those buses arrive to a device called the Gateway Module." This see
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by pj_mukh 9y ago
I should've been more descriptive. In general, it's hard to know who's "ahead" as neither of them has launched anything. However, Google has spent more capital over a longer time on it. This piece though seems mostl
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by pj_mukh 9y ago
With articles like these, the PR submarine always comes to mind. http://www.paulgraham.com/submarine.html
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by pj_mukh 9y ago
Also, aren't they already monitoring all international communication lines? I don't remember the last time any of these attacks were actually coordinated by international agents (all are homegrown, most are lone wolf) Short of pol
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by pj_mukh 9y ago
Did they claim otherwise about their 2015 numbers anywhere? The only thing they mention is about Q1 2017. The 2017 numbers seemed to have improved drastically, something the article recognises (but the HN headline does not :S).

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