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They may not lack intelligence but they are not fun. They are boring. They keep to themselves. They are very "sheepish". They are not emotional, except horny rams. They don't socialize with humans. They are scared of everythi
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9y ago
Is that all?
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9y ago
If there is a criminal investigation, it looks like there are too many and some powerful people (investors,advisors) involved.
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9y ago
I remember watching an interview where she actually said those things. I would be suspicious with a person who talks like that.
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9y ago
> most investors can't be blamed for believing the tech worked in medicine, you need to be reviewed and mostly provide proof of your methods and results etc, just to publish a single paper. Are you saying that investors are willing
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9y ago
Even if they do know, what do they have to do with it? Does google have a legal claim to their user-agent string exclusively?
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> Cheap rockets will lead to cheaper satellites. Indeed, however there's a limited capacity for satellites.
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9y ago
i can't imagine there 's unlimited demand for cheap rockets. it's not like everyone can send a satellite in order.
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9y ago
Also fitness enthusiasts are an entire category
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9y ago
It's a difficult problem, but food just takes too much of people's time. Something like a personalized service that brings you food according to your own nutritional schedule would be nice.
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9y ago
What problem do rockets solve?
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9y ago
There's nothing wrong with fishing for problems. You can learn more about the problem at hand later.
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9y ago
google is still the most visited site though, and you always end up on the web with it.
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9y ago
So in today's capitalism, you can shift and dilute the blame so much, that you can literally beat up your customers.
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It's scary to watch how google manipulates the web to make it "google's web". At first they incentivized everyone to offer specific types of content, then they gradually made monetizing more difficult, and now they are a
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9y ago
This has been brought up here before: WFH doesnt work for companies that don't have a culture for it. When a large number of employees work remotely, people seem to like it. Someone should do a poll on it.
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Baidu Will Release a Free Operating System for Self-Driving Cars
(technologyreview.com)
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I thought VR had already flopped, but it seems they want to keep beating that horse for a few more years.
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> Be Yourself in VR If second life shows anything, people want to be someone else in VR.
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New York’s Taxi commission to propose in-app tipping requirement for Uber
(techcrunch.com)
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Do they even want to repatriate? Have they done lobbying to that purpose?
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9y ago
thanks ... even more hmmm now .... my bet is on Tesla, with a daimler and ferrari on the side
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9y ago
Hmmm... how much does a big car company cost?
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10y ago
more like freeways decorated with buildings
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10y ago
> Multiply this by millions and you see I would be curious to know how many websites have millions of paying subscribers.
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10y ago
Why dont they just go ahead and ask google to order a burger, saves the trouble.
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"Let's make everything fixed, it will look SO good on small displays"
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10y ago
Turkification as a general policy continues to this day and probably will continue. I don't see how it 's related to Ayia Sofia though, when the temple was built people still called themselves roman.
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As long as the monument is not vandalized, they can do whatever they want with it. It serves them better as a museum, testament to the universal glory of the city, but it's not like it hasn't been used as a mosque before. Of cours
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democracy and genocide are not incompatible
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