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The ‘Too Rich to Succeed’ Challenge Facing Start-ups(knowledge.wharton.upenn.edu)
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Hacker-hit Tibetan monks 'detach from attachments'(bigstory.ap.org)
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California’s strawberry industry is hooked on dangerous pesticides(beta.cironline.org)
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“US smartphone users stopped growing. Biggest news in mobile for 7 yrs.”(twitter.com)
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UK intelligence agencies spying on lawyers in sensitive security cases(theguardian.com)
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by r0h1n 12y ago
By this time I know better than to waste my effort trying to make Americans see why guns really are a problem, and one that can be identified, analyzed and solved far easily than trying to address the "motivations" that turn peo
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by r0h1n 12y ago
I'm glad we're now discussing our assumptions about what Echo can/does do. You present a scenario that I certainly did not imply, namely that Echo must be performing voice recognition in the cloud. Also, you make it out as
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by r0h1n 12y ago
What you are saying is technologically correct, possible and prevalent but I couldn't find Amazon saying it anywhere on their page. Can you point me to the part where Amazon says nothing is ever stored/transmitted unless "A
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by r0h1n 12y ago
> you have to say the word "Alexa" for it to start listening Incorrect. The device is always listening, waiting for you to say "Alexa" so that it can start acting upon your commands. I'd take Amazon's clai
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Web Apps(ignorethecode.net)
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Man and Uber Man(vanityfair.com)
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British Intel Official Says U.S. Tech Cos Offer Terrorists ‘Networks of Choice’(nytimes.com)
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Can Chatting About Food and Sports Shield You from Layoffs?(blogs.hbr.org)
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Evernote to change premium price as CEO says 'it was the wrong price'(theguardian.com)
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He’s Glad You Asked(nytimes.com)
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Sony Files Patent to Make TV Ads into Video Games(fastcodesign.com)
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Godless Millennials Could End the Power of the Religious Right(alternet.org)
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Roommate Buys Facebook Ads to Creep Out His Friend(adweek.com)
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Massive drill bit nearly skewers New Yorkers in packed subway car(mashable.com)
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Facebook Wants You to Vote on Tuesday(motherjones.com)
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by r0h1n 12y ago
The solution to this lies in educating & incentivizing the vast majority of lay consumers who either (a) don't know what their devices are up to, or (b) don't care. But looking at the way people buy ACs and refrigerators, I th
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The kindest cut: my journey into the nether regions of male birth control(theverge.com)
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Spy docs reveal Australian journalist under surveillance for three decades(sbs.com.au)
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Court filing: FBI impersonated repairmen in ruse(bigstory.ap.org)
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Trivial scientific information increases trust in products(sciencedaily.com)
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by r0h1n 12y ago
Probably because Baidu doesn't make Xperia phones, unlike Google and Apple which power Android & iOS respectively?
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We Are All Confident Idiots(psmag.com)
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by r0h1n 12y ago
The point you make about an identity crisis extends, IMHO, to most C-suite execs except the CEO. Because they all must measure up to both internal (company) and external (what thw world thinks a "typical", say, CMO, does). I'
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by r0h1n 12y ago
If I view the results as a trademark & copyright troll, I'd guess Tumblr is the one who's got my back. Conversely, perhaps Tumblr's most valued customers are trademark & copyright trolls, aka large media companies. [1
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The Horror Before the Beheadings(nytimes.com)
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