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   by return0 8y ago

   https://pinplz.com
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   by return0 8y ago

   r/travel r/backpacking etc
3. 63.▲
   by return0 8y ago

   gdpr is even more strict for EU based companies: you have to apply gdpr to every user around the world. > which increases their valuation. how?
4. 64.▲
   by return0 8y ago

   > seems remarkably amicable smart for both parties' stock
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   by return0 8y ago

   i mean yeah, they are literally viral
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   by return0 8y ago

   The fact that the proponents of UBI pretend to be content with "free money made people happier" is probably a sign that the experiment did not go as expected. Regardless, i think the bigger question here is how would UBI prevented
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   by return0 8y ago

   I also like CMU's neural net for nlp class: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pmcXgNTuHnk
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   by return0 8y ago

   How is the big TV as a monitor? do you keep it on your desk or further behind?
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   by return0 8y ago

   This is exactly why regulation is needed: Articles like this, spreading misinformation and clickbait should not be allowed to be published.
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    by return0 8y ago

    Dating sites
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    by return0 8y ago

    Often it's the domain renewal issue. People won't keep paying the domain for an irrelevant website, even if the hosting itself is free. OTOH, why would we want to keep everything that was ever written on the internet, forgetting i
12. 72.▲
    by return0 8y ago

    or just tightly controlled companies fail less often than cooperatives
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    by return0 8y ago

    that's by definition, worldwide. other forms of business are co-operatives, or collectively owned companies in communist countries.
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    by return0 8y ago

    a must for your bookmarks toolbar: javascript:window.location='http://sci-hub.tw/'+window.location
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    by return0 8y ago

    > a way you see in dictorial countries. It's not easy to relocate to another country. It's trivial to switch to using some other tech product. and corporations don't pretend or even have to pretend they are some sort of re
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    by return0 8y ago

    if this wasn't true there wouldn't be tech giants
17. 77.▲
    by return0 8y ago

    Imagine asking to certify your completely open software that , e.g. prints 3d guns. Free also means free from gatekeepers
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    by return0 8y ago

    rapid reproduction/death (mutation) rate would be evolutionary advantageous, or at least a requirement, no?
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    by return0 8y ago

    i said society, not economy
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    by return0 8y ago

    > Until the 1960s, most of the population was nomadic or seminomadic; due to rapid economic and urban growth, more than 95% of the population is now settled. you would expect that the massive population explosion, enrichment and urbaniz
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    by return0 8y ago

    > Somewhere around two-thirds of Saudi nationals work for the government. Many of these people do virtually nothing, they are employed simply for social purposes, to keep the population happy. Thus, their incomes are very similar to univ
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    Show HN: A Side Project to Show Off Your Side Projects(projectilo.com)

    4 points by return0 8y ago|0 comments
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    by return0 8y ago

    yeah i found the equalization of the internet with social media weird too
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    by return0 8y ago

    the internet is entierly about transferring information, which ultimately comes from humans
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    by return0 8y ago

    > your contacts are on a single network. What we really need are federated social networks. the first enables the second (and iirc facebook has generaly been quite generous with exporting data) > why did they move all non-EU users &qu
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    by return0 8y ago

    Smart. "The ball is on your court, governments. Never again will you be able to blame facebook with impunity." FB doesnt stand to lose anything from regulation.
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    by return0 8y ago

    i dont think these robots are actually going to be used in this industry. seems like a demo.
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    by return0 8y ago

    maybe there is no fitting abstraction
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    by return0 8y ago

    Please , lets not buy into ever marketing hype. AFAIK GPUs were invented for driving virtual cars
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    by return0 8y ago

    You guys need to get over it. Intelligence is not a well defined term. AI is fine do describe something that works "humanlike" even though we don't kno why. I would dare you to give a definition of "AGI"