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sukilot
6y ago
Now do housing and healthcare.
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6y ago
"improving a product" isn't "cannibalizing". Cannibalizing means destroying your profitable product to bet on something different that might not make money even if it succeeds, the how Linux or the growth of ther w
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6y ago
I'd you think the purpose of economics is to make the most money and not the most utility for human society, you say you are in the wrong economic model. Tumors are the best growing parts of a body; that doesn't mean cancer is the
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6y ago
Tumors eat more food, because that's what tumors are. Fetuses eat more food too, but eating food doesn't cause pregnancy.
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6y ago
The are robots, just a different kind. They are social robots, running mechanical social scripts like Furby. They are absolutely not open and honest.
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6y ago
It's a bit strange that, Buffett, who made billions on technical analysis of businesses, makes decisions based on who can manipulate him with Dale Carnegey (who changed his named to Carnegie to make people like him) tricks. Perhaps it&
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6y ago
But it violates DDG's primary business proposition of not tracking you.
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6y ago
> running tens or hundreds of tests continously. How quaint. A common human fallacy is to pick a medium size number and think it is big. People have trouble grasping large scale (perhaps due to how our senses instinctively use a logarith
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6y ago
Data isn't locked away. Only apps are.
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6y ago
What the government needs to do is do it's job of providing national security and mandate serious security protocols and help deployment funded by progressive income and wealth tax or steep fines covered by insurance with rates set by
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6y ago
Customers don't need to be "allowed" to protect their data. I promise you that several major companies have already been quietly breached and credentials stolen. > credit cards, change passwords Are already stolen, Garmin
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6y ago
What's wrong with offline maps on a phone?
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6y ago
How can they allay fears after the information was already stolen?
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6y ago
Garmin's tight-lipped statement https://www.garmin.com/en-US/outage/
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sukilot
6y ago
How does knowing where you are affect acquisitions? And why wouldn't they know just from talking to the target?
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6y ago
It's fundamental to the platform business. The Internet just happens to be the biggest place to build platforms. But it's the same as how grocery stores or any intermediary works.
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6y ago
Only for the lucky 50million-ish year window we are currently in https://astronomy.com/magazine/ask-astro/2000/10/why-is-the-...
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6y ago
That's not 20% time. That's a project for your primary work area.
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6y ago
The article is a year old. This source says Google was huge in 2018 (election year?) but much less in 2019: https://9to5mac.com/2020/01/22/apple-lobbying-spending-2019/
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6y ago
Wow! How can TSMC survive that decimation? One answer may be that 5nm was pretty much the end of miniaturization anyway, and TSMC would be stuck there with a dwindling moat until competitors caught up. https://www.zdnet.com/
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6y ago
You'll need to read advanced thermodynamic textbooks.
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6y ago
In normal human arithmetic, it's equivalent to saying something like "7+5= 12" and remembering the "+5" so you can undo it later.
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6y ago
Maybe they are rot13 encrypted.
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6y ago
We must shine the light of day on this deeply rooted pot, in an investigation that leaves no stone unturned.
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6y ago
That seems like hysteria. Yes, birds can potentially carry bird flu. Also, Chinese culture is more open-minded about animal consumption than USA culture and health safety laws. Culture clash is more likely explanation than bio warfare. If
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6y ago
> harvest Indeed. This seems the obvious Occam razor Earring seller orders/sends fake earring packages and posts fake reviews. With the trade war and espionage stuff heating up the cold war with China, one wonders if the Chinese Co
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6y ago
That's different. It's just marketing BS to artificially suppress the advertised price, which does float competitively.
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6y ago
But we avoided the Holocaust so far, so we've got that going for us.
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6y ago
There's no need. No one knows your savings account number, just your checking account number.
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6y ago
No, you were right, and OP was wrong.
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