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by sumoboy 7y ago
I'm sure if you avoided trademarked symbols or phrases using just letters in a rectangle it wouldn't be a problem. Time to create a few bumper stickers to fool ALPR's.
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by sumoboy 7y ago
I don't know about selling it healthcare providers but integrating it as an audience with Google Ad's seems like the likely path. They know your location, now it's knowing your body data to target an audience segment.
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by sumoboy 7y ago
Alot of junk out there so thinking your cleaning the air effectively with a $100 unit is hilarious. You might filter more dust but not the particles you may really need. Products like Amaircare can be attached to your entire hvac and clean
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by sumoboy 7y ago
In the end, you'll still need an air purifier unit to clean a room(s), or the entire house. Indoor air quality is a much bigger issue than most realize.
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by sumoboy 7y ago
I give IBM two quarters before they start layoffs regardless how RH performs.
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by sumoboy 7y ago
Reading HN wasn't an input box, that's my free time.
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by sumoboy 7y ago
I'm expecting higher costs for the consumer, increased data plan costs, new phones, less coverage. All sounds positive to fund these new networks nobody is asking for.
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by sumoboy 7y ago
Sign me up, I'll take that offer for millions and only 4 months of prison. He's probably just one of dozens who hasn't been caught yet.
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by sumoboy 8y ago
The best reference about Watson last year was on reddit, "Watson is a brand, not a "thing". It covers any technologies that IBM sells in the cognitive space. They are further broken up into the business areas." All hype
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by sumoboy 8y ago
I remember watching this on netflix a while back, https://www.netflix.com/title/80076413 It was like 75% failed the first day.
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by sumoboy 8y ago
Got to feel lucky Oracle or IBM didn't buy them, definitely would have run them into the ground.
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by sumoboy 8y ago
First selling most perishable items online is difficult, but to believe home meals are doomed is shortsighted. The market exists otherwise because not everybody wants to play Gordon Ramsey every night. These companies are mostly doing eve
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by sumoboy 8y ago
I had a kickback happen in high school woodshop, broke the saw guard and the piece of wood flew right past my head. I knew I dodged a bullet that day.
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by sumoboy 8y ago
Traffic from Google, Bing, and Facebook is easy to buy, the failure is the company for not understanding how PPC works and letting some agency run wild. A hundred things can go wrong after the ad click yet this is trying to save face by sa
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by sumoboy 8y ago
I don't know how often people are filing bankruptcy over hospital bills but I don't it would matter even if there was price transparency. I haven't seen any hospitals going bankrupt lately. The cost of healthcare for those n
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by sumoboy 8y ago
Rich or poor, money is money and if you feel like your getting screwed there is very little reason to feel obligated to pay when due or ever.
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by sumoboy 8y ago
If you're in an in-network hospital it's not your job to interview every doctor that sees you and determine if they're in or out of network. Take it up with the hospital billing when you get the bill is what I was told by ho
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by sumoboy 8y ago
You think gmail is slow, try the new adwords interface.
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by sumoboy 8y ago
Yes. It will take some time but I'd take an exit package and find a new job.
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by sumoboy 8y ago
I don't recall learning it in a "few minutes" say compared to Apple Basic, but it was definitely a great learning experience.
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by sumoboy 8y ago
Kind of a wild west for DIY local delivery jobs. I've talked to the UPS guy several times about these new logistics businesses that have popped up as delivery partners for Amazon and he's said it's a sh%tshow sending drivers
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by sumoboy 8y ago
future reddit threads
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by sumoboy 8y ago
Minus "AI" and it's like the same goal for every product/service. I get AI but the term is so over-used now it's just implied as "smarter" which is subjectively true. I don't always need smarter prod
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by sumoboy 8y ago
It's the entire company, not just these Watson groups. They have a history of buying companies or taking over I/T departments and re-badging employee's only to ax nearly all of them once the knowledge is transferred to some 3
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by sumoboy 8y ago
You wouldn't know lemonade stands were shutdown if social media didn't expose it. But what it should be is a lesson for cities to adopt a young entrepreneur license for like $10/year. There will always be some angry a-hole wh
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by sumoboy 8y ago
Program a better flight path to avoid people. How is it refueled after landing hundreds of miles away?
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by sumoboy 8y ago
A piece of sh%# My bad on demandware.. ^^
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by sumoboy 8y ago
1.6 billion. They bought demandware nearly 2 years ago for just slightly higher which has ecommerce. They just recently ended Business catalyst which was a POS. I guess they magento is the key to taking on big and small ecom sites in the
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by sumoboy 8y ago
Can we be like Shopify but with more baggage? I think there were better options here.
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by sumoboy 8y ago
I don't think the behind the scenes were exposed how this all worked and the development time but high tech like this is typically not accessible to small/med businesses because the overall costs to implement. Large corporations

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