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Against Popular Culture
(aeon.co)
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rodiger
9y ago
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rodiger
9y ago
Casper is a legitimate company.
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rodiger
9y ago
A lot of IR is blocked by sunglasses. I know my IR iris scanner on my S8+ rarely works through sunglasses.
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rodiger
9y ago
They worked with my Galaxy S6 so pretty sure it's Qi
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rodiger
9y ago
The actual tech challenges aren't that bad, it's more just supply/demand. Check out below for more info. https://electronics.stackexchange.com/questions/102540/why-t...
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rodiger
9y ago
I've heard they are not better than ear-pods sound-wise
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rodiger
9y ago
Difficulty is subjective
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rodiger
9y ago
Being a smart guy != Being a good money manager. He likely has a lot of people overseeing his funds. Moving around billions of dollars takes a long time.
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rodiger
9y ago
The questions that you're responding to aren't often conscious questions. People are incredibly malleable, and generally do what they can to "fit in." If computing had the same male-stigma as, say, nursing, I'm not
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rodiger
9y ago
Is this inherently bad? That would imply that, for systemic reasons, girls are not "brought up" to enjoy computing. Is there harm in girls having different preferences, even if they are driven by the culture? Aren't most pref
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rodiger
9y ago
I am not saying it is legal-- just harder to prosecute
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rodiger
9y ago
It is free afaik
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rodiger
9y ago
A lot of mixers are automated / are designed for this exact purpose
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rodiger
9y ago
Language is as hurtful as one allows it to be.
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rodiger
9y ago
I'd love a non-fb auth option like logging in with Google! Facebook is blocked at my work-place :(
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rodiger
9y ago
Ah, so it is based on if you were to book right now. Is the intended use-case to avoid the event surges and get better prices for time-flexible trips?
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rodiger
9y ago
Wow, pretty cool. Expedia has the forecasted data as well? Or is that built from past years
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rodiger
9y ago
Cool! Not a huge fan of the color scheme/layout, but it's an interesting concept.
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rodiger
9y ago
¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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rodiger
9y ago
200,000,000 daily users is a lot... if they can successfully monetize, that valuation isn't too far off for the amount of potential revenue
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rodiger
9y ago
Many move into business/management roles.
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rodiger
9y ago
Agreed. Four billion miles could be nothing in space-talk though, as most distances I see are in light-years.
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rodiger
9y ago
> "A primitive solar system object that’s more four billion miles (6.5 billion kilometers) away passed in front of a distant star as seen from Earth." Did they forget a "than" after "more" and before "f
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rodiger
9y ago
I believe you're incorrectly conflating belief in possibility, and belief in reality. I don't believe there are tiny gnomes, but nothing about tiny gnomes causes me to disbelieve in the possibility of them. A hard claim, and a c
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rodiger
9y ago
>It is irrational to believe something is true or possible unless you have evidence for it. If you have no evidence against it, it is not irrational to believe something is possible.
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rodiger
10y ago
Glory to Arstotzka!
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rodiger
11y ago
Incredibly excited to see some creative implementations of this. ML for all is the future of prediction.
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rodiger
11y ago
where/when can I buy this