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by sprafa 9y ago
PSVR is one of the weakest headsets. Try the Vive or the Rift (in particular the Rift) to have an almost pixel free experience
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Tim Cook Is the Bill Gates of Apple(medium.com)
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by sprafa 9y ago
Patents alone probably make the valuation
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by sprafa 9y ago
I've heard from insiders Apple has the same tech as the Hololens andthat the Hololens and the Magic Leap tech are essentially the same (Microsoft seems to be actually ahead with the inside out tracking solution). Magic Leap was ahead w
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by sprafa 9y ago
you've never been (or perhaps don't know the culture) in Brazil. Had you been you might recognize this for what it was most likely was - murder.
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by sprafa 9y ago
Can you please list which biographies of Carnegie and Rockefeller you recommend ?
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by sprafa 9y ago
Used to be true but increasingly less since the euro crisis tbh. I've lived in two countries in the EU (native to one of them) and the perception is definitly that a lot of power has shifted, and not for the worst. Honestly small EU co
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by sprafa 9y ago
thank you for reading. There are studies that contradict the one I posted, in one way or another, so I'm saying these things for sure
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by sprafa 9y ago
everything comes down to a moral compass of some kind. Your comment expects some sort of objective measurement of good and evil, but I don't see any. The law can be, and is often, in the wrong. Most people seem to think this law (if it
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by sprafa 9y ago
you say that as if it's a bad thing?
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by sprafa 9y ago
Current understanding of willpower is that does, indeed, function like a "muscle". I got this from reading a few books and articles and it might be wrong, but it's my impression.
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by sprafa 9y ago
TPS The manager must know the work, otherwise he can't manage. Doesn't sound like the case.
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by sprafa 9y ago
You can let them decide? Then follow agile principles to make sure they are delivering prototypes/features. Ideally you would get a grasp of what they need to do and some idea on how they need to do it. If you don't then you shoul
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by sprafa 9y ago
Occupy Wall Street's lack of agenda was a deliberate move. Apparently some of its leaders believed (and I would say, probably correctly) that advancing an agenda simply gives your opponents an opportunity to take you down. Instead they
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by sprafa 9y ago
I've heard about this being real from someone who works in a very very large corp. They are working with Apple building the first apps for the device. He said it was not much better than Hololens at the moment.
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by sprafa 9y ago
Have you tried freelancing remote? What do you need?
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by sprafa 9y ago
I'd say human intelligence hasn't reached a ceiling, only that it doesn't grow as quickly as machine intelligence can.
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by sprafa 9y ago
this was horrific to read.
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by sprafa 9y ago
If you look at cybersecpolitics, a blog written by a former NSA, he specifically says the "we hacked into a server box" story for how these tools got leaked is implausible.
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by sprafa 9y ago
Actually for me the main takeaway is he ran a sophisticated counterintelligence campaign. Maybe. The article defends the hypothesis that Macron's cybersec team deliberately seeded the Russians with false information so three could disc
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by sprafa 9y ago
Opera used to be amazing, a few years ago it had a built in RSS, mail and IRC client, then even later (and right before the acquisition) they were still ahead with their UX by having a "Read Later" section to the browser and allow
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by sprafa 9y ago
Let's not forget that the transition between the worst days in the 19th century to the best days of the 20th Century we had an enormous amount of war.
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by sprafa 9y ago
It's not an unsolved problem. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elinor_Ostrom Elinor Ostrom received a Nobel Prize for researching into how societies have develop structures to manage commons sustainably. Unfortunat
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by sprafa 9y ago
Regarding your notion of "there's nothing there to identify" which I assume means there's nothing to the work of Cambridge Analytica. If that was true then Cambridge Analytica would not make any money. The fact that Camb
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by sprafa 9y ago
The left's version of WMDs? It's funny that there wasn't a single propaganda campaign under Obama afaik that ever reached the depth of counterinformation as the Bush-Blair WMD campaign, yet everyone just uses the biggest lie
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by sprafa 9y ago
The connection between radio and Hitler is very much a point of discussion. The medium matters.
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by sprafa 9y ago
I wouldn't deny that the Democrats took those voters for granted. But the Russian interference campaign (which you're right about - America does this too and probably a lot better) might've helped tip it one way.
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by sprafa 9y ago
No responses yet? They are essentially admitting what we already know - The Russians brainwashed maybe a few million Americans into believing absolute bullshit, and they might've turned the election towards Trump with what we now know
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by sprafa 9y ago
Inner city kids have as many chances as suburban white kids ? What city is this?
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by sprafa 10y ago
In most of the world there are no choices. In London there's either Uber or Addison Lee, but the price is lower on Uber. When everyone is forced to play for profits plenty of companies will emerge quickly but for now Uber just burns VC

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