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Exactly a phone with an S4 pro for $180?!?! A complete rip-off I tell you.
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Yeah, motorola products have completely gone down the toilet after that acquisition. They were so great before with fast updates and a wonderful skin of android, and now they're either non-innovative or way too overpriced for the value
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13y ago
I couldn't imagine the costs of running an online class being more than a brick and mortar.
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13y ago
4 courses at coursera: $0 4 courses at my local state university: $5000 - Hell lets be a little bit more equitable: 4 courses at coursera with the signature track: $200 4 courses at my local community college: $400
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13y ago
It seems like they have a chicken and egg problem. If the courses aren't valuable aside from the benefits of learning (which can be accomplished through other means), then why bother completing them? Meanwhile, it's hard to take t
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13y ago
It doesn't seem like Thrun put a lot of effort into popularizing the approach either. He gave 1.5 years and a pilot program to affirm a product that undermines years of ingrained ritual and validity? It doesn't seem like he was ev
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13y ago
No mention of Google's Calico or robotics division? I actually expect Calico to make some pretty major announcements by 2014's end.
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13y ago
I remember going through the majority of my primary education in the 2000's and being dismayed by the gap between public school education and the resources of the internet. It was such a weird, and unfortunate, period of denial. Maybe
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13y ago
Is all this eggnog making me fat?
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13y ago
This is the case that gets you pissed off at Apple's use of patent litigation?
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13y ago
The Google = slimy politician comparison really undercuts the detached perspective that he's hoping to impart to Googlers or potential Googlers.
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13y ago
You just sloppily restated the article.
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13y ago
I was waiting for the conclusion "just like HN", but I guess they carry the same delusions about HN not being a trite hivemind that they once did for reddit.
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13y ago
Is Google's research: http://research.google.com/pubs/papers.html inferior?
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13y ago
Read this article instead: http://economix.blogs.nytimes.com/2013/12/10/rethinking-the-... The idea is to remove the current welfare system and replace it with basic income.
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13y ago
It would be kind of neat in a multimedia, "Snow Fall" like article, but I'm not sure if it would be actually useful. I've often thought of using eye tracking software to introduce more visual/text information while
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13y ago
They're just interested in becoming the government.
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13y ago
The amount and conviction of users doesn't imply usefulness. There are pretty obvious examples of this. I don't dislike Facebook. I'm just amazed that their bargain is so lucrative. I don't think it will be best for cons
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13y ago
It amazes me that facebook has achieved this sweet spot of harvesting personalized ad dollars while providing so little utility.
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13y ago
What patches can you use that are fairly low dose and not a 24 hour time release?
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13y ago
Patches and gum are really expensive.
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13y ago
Any good ones? I researched a year or so ago and all the brands seemed a little bit..sketchy.
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13y ago
What methods do you recommend?
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I'm not sure why we give so much credence to legacy users complaining about new software (tech in general). Specific use cases are either adaptable or they'll work their way into the new whatever as demand grows. For example, I
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13y ago
Switching to Microsoft from Google is not an ethical accomplishment.
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"I know Google likely didn't cooperate in this" I'm sure they have plausible deniability.
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13y ago
Not according to a majority of commenters in the Obama coding thread.
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Maybe because that's not a very good solution for an industry-wide discrimination problem.
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13y ago
https://www.google.com/settings/u/0/ads https://www.google.com/settings/dashboard
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13y ago
"And if by some chance society did not collapse what would all these people be doing?" Starving?
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