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by saltedonion 6y ago
Why not just wire the Linux box to the car battery? Most after market dash cams do this to capture accidents during parking. Certainly a low power device is enough ?
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by saltedonion 6y ago
Gold
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by saltedonion 6y ago
Am I the only skeptic here? 2030 is a decade away, and lyft needs to figure out how to stay afloat NOW. It is not as well positioned as Uber on some important fronts such as diversifying its product offerings into food, prescription drugs e
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by saltedonion 6y ago
When I was young I wondered why some nations would hate us, and the ideas of freedom so much. And then I understood.
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by saltedonion 6y ago
The reason fb wont do this is because there is so little to show on the friends and family front, it will do nothing but drive users away and solidify its market positioning as a political news reader. To pull off separate feed fb needs to
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by saltedonion 6y ago
The key question here is how will the recommendation engine behave. If they go down their previous path as using engagement as the sole KPI then it will be no different than news feed. To reestablish trust and shake off the regulatory scrut
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by saltedonion 6y ago
Is there a follow up to this story? Did the professor get investigated ?
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by saltedonion 6y ago
I don’t see what’s wrong with this. Many retailers reserve some of their best shelves paces for their private label products, both as a form of differentiation and to extract higher margins. You could argue that Amazon is unique in that it
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by saltedonion 6y ago
Very interesting
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by saltedonion 6y ago
I don’t see how this will work in a real battle. If the ai is fully self contained with no communication to central command, then it’s like a dumb missile. Once you press fire, you’ve lost control. If the drone does require connectivity to
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by saltedonion 6y ago
Facebook moderates a lot of content already. Read their community guidelines and almost anything that’s non advertiser friendly is not allowed. I agree fb should not moderate content too heavily handedly such that it wrongfully suppresses f
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by saltedonion 6y ago
The problem is the recommendation algorithm. Oh you like this far right video? Here’s a bunch more!!!
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by saltedonion 6y ago
I remember reading the roaming deals are sweetheart deals that goes both ways. So similarity, the French telecoms would charge Canadian incumbents a very low price while roaming on France.
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by saltedonion 6y ago
-Canadian telecom policy still revolves around "facilities-based competition", where it's believed that new entrants should build out a new network. Didn’t CRTC force the incumbents to sell wholesale network access to new pla
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by saltedonion 6y ago
Let’s not first talk about what Facebook ought to do, but what Facebook can do. There is no such thing as absolute freedom. This includes speech, which is already regulated in our society. And as a society, we have spent ample effort to dis
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by saltedonion 6y ago
This is like saying most people who died are old.
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by saltedonion 6y ago
The comment you referenced about ASML said they have no tests? Why would tests not be possible?
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by saltedonion 6y ago
Very insightful. Ty
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by saltedonion 6y ago
So what did Fujitsu do to innovate here? Partner with arm on design? Who manufactured it? After the us tries to cut off Huaweis chip supplies, can Huawei come up with something similar?
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by saltedonion 6y ago
Good point. Compared to murder, animal cruelty segments will be a lot of cruelty without generating much sympathy.
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by saltedonion 6y ago
The people deserves to know the externalities of such practices of the animals agriculture business. Why is it that main stream news is so afraid of exposing stuff like this ?
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by saltedonion 6y ago
I guess the legal argument akins that of Limewire and Pirate Bay
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by saltedonion 6y ago
Discovery is where the money is at. If FB can dominate discovery they will effectively commoditize the product listing, inventory management layer.
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by saltedonion 6y ago
Didn’t know they had original TV shows, but I thought at least they will build social features into Watch. Shopping on the other hand, is a private and individualistic activity. I feel this is far removed from their core mission.
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by saltedonion 6y ago
FB as in Facebook, excluding Instagram, which has traditionally been positioned as more of a open platform of discovery.
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by saltedonion 6y ago
I don’t see this as a positive for FB at all. To me, this looks like FB has finally accepted defeat in the social networking space. Over the years it has been deteriorating at delivering on its core mission of connecting people and supporti
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by saltedonion 6y ago
Their website says they mostly sell to North American and European governments. I can only assume this is for offensive purposes, since they can’t patch the kernel/software even if they know how the exploits work.
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by saltedonion 6y ago
What is the business model of this company? Are they selling such exploits to whoever is willing to pay the most? And does this mean Android is more secure?
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by saltedonion 6y ago
I too have deGoogled as much as I can, but I’m hesitant to jump on the hate wagon for this one. Consider the counter factual - what if google was highly specific about the changes required? Clarifing the boundaries of what’s allow is prone
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by saltedonion 6y ago
I mean. Can you imagine the shit storm that ensues if someone use GTA for autonomous training data and caused deaths IRL. I don’t even want to think about that news headlines.

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