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by quickben 7y ago
Is this connected to that creepy home device of theirs with the camera being constantly on?
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by quickben 7y ago
Hey, what other self hosted analytics made your shortlist? I am looking for a self hosted solution for my sites and wondering what to pick.
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by quickben 8y ago
From that twitter feed "adrian cockcroft: What should we have done instead, that Elastic would have agreed to? We have customers to support" And this is where the spot he is in gets tighter. Because now the aws business model thre
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by quickben 8y ago
I used to work for one of the HFT companies listed there out of university. What are the salaries now-days for a BackOffice Technology (C++ and everything else related)?
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Google Says It Forgot to Mention There's a Mic in Its Home Alarm System Nest(cbc.ca)
2 points by quickben 8y ago|0 comments
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by quickben 8y ago
At a maximum rate of $58 per tenis ball: https://www.statista.com/statistics/195680/share-of-keywords...
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by quickben 8y ago
Currently, that phone doesn't exist.
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by quickben 8y ago
I consider it like a chat in the library as opposed in the local cafe. I go to the section where people know their stuff about X, and we talk about X. It is definitely a network.
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by quickben 8y ago
The reality is that instead of people going to a public kitchen , or a shelter, they will get even more in the hole, financial and social. Why are you so interested in getting the vulnerable category even more indebted? >"oh wise on
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by quickben 8y ago
>"I'm very happy there was a lender of last resort that won't break my legs" All of your support and encouragement of a superbly predatory practice comes from that line. You were happy that nobody broke your legs. Do
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by quickben 8y ago
"but for most it makes 0 difference wether the training continuously happens in the cloud or locally on the NPU inside your phone." Sadly, nobody will ever know if this is true as the choice doesn't exist.
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by quickben 8y ago
Performance reasons.
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by quickben 8y ago
Raven's progressive matrices and similar are differentiator of intellectual ability. SAT scores correspond to time spent on chair doing homework.
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by quickben 8y ago
Anybody knows what's the potential savings? How much cheaper can the rpi be?
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by quickben 8y ago
Somebody mentioned it's a pulsing one.
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by quickben 8y ago
Where do you see "equity"? This is replacing a student loan, with a no barrier of entry, no approval needed, student loan. If the housing market is any example of what happens when entry is eased (low % rates, etc), we are looking
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by quickben 8y ago
Whats the point of grading if there are repeats only for some?
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by quickben 8y ago
I often wondered what's the point of that. I received the delivery email, I am still not at home, what would a picture do that the email doesn't?
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by quickben 8y ago
Interesting. What wouldn't be usually dimmable?
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by quickben 8y ago
Like they did with their initial xpoint announcements? They were cutting zeros off their performance numbers for months to come :p If that wasn't lying, I don't know what is.
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by quickben 8y ago
Intel had been sayinga lot of things lately that didn't turn out true. Xpoint claims, 10nm schedules, etc. Is is probably a safe bet to ignore any news from there until they actually deliver anything and read independent benchmarks. It
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by quickben 8y ago
Macromedia Fireworks.
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by quickben 8y ago
And increase profits in the meantime.
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by quickben 8y ago
Because factories for that are hard and very expensive to build?
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by quickben 8y ago
Google indexes the entire website, often with multiple visits to the same individual page (to get comments, etc). It definitely doesn't stop at "maybe a dozen" pages a month.
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by quickben 8y ago
The real problem is Google indexing it. Wasn't there even a rule from Google that you can't serve different content from what the general public is seeing?
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by quickben 8y ago
China has their social score built around tracking. People can't get on planes/buses because of it now. Considering all data is saved forever, how likely do you think your country is to get something similar in the next 30 years?
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by quickben 8y ago
"you'll get used to it" is a bad measure of usability.
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by quickben 8y ago
Data aggregation party. They'll resell it later.
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by quickben 8y ago
That argument can be made from the other side about golang being artificially kept alive by Google. The comparison isn't on equal footing.

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