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by robg 10y ago
Let me google that for you: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/arianna-huffington-uber_...
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by robg 10y ago
The physics is insufficient. We're asking the wrong question because there isn't one grand theory. In a multiverse we'll just see our place as we always have, the right set of answers to be asking the questions.
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by robg 10y ago
Neumitra - digital medicine into daily life - Boston, MA We're hiring data-driven engineers including: - Embedded developers for real-time biofeedback and sensor fusion - Mobile developers for hooks into apps for daily life management
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by robg 10y ago
Surprised no one has mentioned how the cards were stacked against them from a bureaucratic level. I understand the airport authorities help run their operations from what they get from rental car fees. But Flightcar was clearly treated in a
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by robg 10y ago
Neumitra - digital medicine into daily life - Boston, MA We're hiring data-driven engineers including: - Embedded developers for real-time biofeedback and sensor fusion - Mobile developers for hooks into apps for daily life management
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by robg 10y ago
And gets it very, very wrong. "Intelligence" moves around with nutrition, stress, sleep, pollution. The brain is organic. We miss out on human potential in all the neighborhoods around the world that aren't safe and supported
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by robg 10y ago
A theory that's not testable is mere conjecture. Worth reading is Nagel's What is it like to be a bat? http://organizations.utep.edu/portals/1475/nagel_bat.pdf
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by robg 10y ago
Neumitra - digital medicine into daily life - Boston, MA We're hiring data-driven engineers including: - Embedded developers for real-time biofeedback and sensor fusion - Mobile developers for hooks into apps for daily life management
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by robg 10y ago
What are the effects of stress on health, productivity, and happiness? Neumitra - digital medicine into daily life - Boston, MA We're hiring data-driven engineers including: - Embedded developers for real-time biofeedback and data pack
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by robg 10y ago
As in, healthier diet of fresh foods, better rest at night, free access to exercise facilities. And yet, a stressful work environment will lead to unhealthy eating habits, less restful sleep, and less exercise if not a dedicated routine t
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by robg 10y ago
With population analytics, it needn't invade your privacy at all. Companies are risk pools. Wellness companies don't need the private data and, worse, requiring it means less useful data (e.g., substances, mental health, etc). The
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by robg 10y ago
Sasaki says that brain response is involuntary and there's nothing people can do to prevent it, even if they've just flown in for a big presentation the next morning. Really hope she was misquoted there and especially since it&#
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by robg 11y ago
Not sure if the venue, but why is UPitt left out here? CMU is great, but Pitt is also a world class research institution and with a first rate medical school and insurer already investing deeply in startups. http://techcrunch.com
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by robg 11y ago
This is perhaps the first essay I read from pg and thought "You're hopping aboard this bandwagon now?". Even he admits to following the lead of the NY Times Food section. Having attended grad school in Pgh from 1999-2004, it
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by robg 11y ago
First of all, if you really want to improve the environment the best way to do so is to not buy any vehicle at all. It's pretty clear to me that I will be unlikely to ever own a car again. But this Tesla is the one I expect will be m
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by robg 11y ago
Crazy to me there's no precedent to talk of stress and sleep together. The word stress doesn't appear in this piece. Stress and sleep are the same physiological system. The best way to recover from stress is to sleep. Not surprisi
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by robg 11y ago
How does daily life hurt health? Neumitra - digital medicine into daily life - Boston, MA We're hiring data-driven engineers including: - Embedded developers for real-time biofeedback and data packets - Mobile developers for hooks into
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by robg 11y ago
You mean, like Lavabit? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lavabit
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by robg 11y ago
Sadly, this market is very limited. iRobot, who had a lot traction here, just sold off these robots for peanuts relative to what they make on vacuums. http://media.irobot.com/2016-02-04-iRobot-Announces-Sale-of-...
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by robg 11y ago
Sorry, not at this time.
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by robg 11y ago
Neumitra - stress management devices, apps, and analytics - Boston, MA Full-time for embedded, mobile, and full stack applications from physiological and contextual data, front-end and mobile developers and data scientists and any one inter
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by robg 11y ago
Core biological response that we've been looking at! http://news.mit.edu/2015/startup-neumitra-stress-tracking-we... How do you like your MS Band?
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by robg 11y ago
Yes.
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Satoshi's PGP Keys Are Probably Backdated and Point to a Hoax(motherboard.vice.com)
3 points by robg 11y ago|0 comments
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by robg 11y ago
Surprised the essay doesn't mention Founders At Work , a great read that is really well done and likely very difficult given the breadth of the interview subjects. Seems like a perfect reflection on its author.
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by robg 11y ago
Neumitra - stress management devices, apps, and analytics - Boston, MA Full-time for embedded, mobile, and full stack applications from physiological and contextual data, front-end and mobile developers and data scientists and any one inter
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What are the most stressful places in Boston? We’re about to find out(betaboston.com)
21 points by robg 11y ago|10 comments
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by robg 11y ago
Except in their OSes. Bloated, but still the best.
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by robg 11y ago
Indeed both Google and MS have a better AI. All evidence suggests that next phase shift in AI will come from deep, recurrent networks. The article points our why that future is not looking good for Apple.
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by robg 11y ago
It is amazing to me how little Siri has changed. Apple is the biggest company on the planet and with a huge cash hoard. And this is their AI? Either they are lacking in ideas or the execution is as bad as the article says.

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