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by swalsh 5y ago
The fraudlent claims to doctors and patients is the bit that really makes me fume about the company. I really could care less about VC money being squandered. But people made critical health decisions based on these results.
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by swalsh 5y ago
I'd counter with the opposite sentiment. If Intel's foundry play pays off, they will still be big and important. All these companies designing chips need a place to manufacture them. While Intel's own chips might be decrea
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by swalsh 5y ago
Someday someone is going to connect one of these AI's to a social network, and decide h2o is misinformation.
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Governor Mike Parson might have known about the threat in 2019(twitter.com)
28 points by swalsh 5y ago|2 comments
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by swalsh 5y ago
It is perhaps why he is acutely aware of the danger.
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by swalsh 5y ago
Older folks have been baskets of knowledge my entire career. You sit down with an old grey beard, you're going to learn something, and hear a great story. But they haven't always been valued to the extent they should. I don&#x27
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by swalsh 5y ago
Reminds me if Mao, he'd always say whatever it took to gain power. But when he had it, he used it solely for personal gain or for personal goals... regardless of how many people got hurt, or killed as a result.
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by swalsh 5y ago
Part of the problem finding these people is they probably aren't looking to work for you. They know their resume isn't going to pass your assumptions. So instead of applying to jobs they're never be considered for they&#x27
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by swalsh 5y ago
Thats one of the really nice parts of shields. They make it very easy to think about the high level modules. The hard part of designing PCB's was finding components. I tried to build one, but by the time I finally had a design one of
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by swalsh 5y ago
The killer "corporate" app for VR in my opinion would be some kind of teleconference app. I absolutely HATE trying to have interactive brainstorming/collaborative design meeting remotely. There are various pancake tools, bu
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by swalsh 5y ago
I tried your product when it first came out in 2008. During that period of time I thought my problem was I just got too distracted. I'd spend so much time reading random articles on the internet i'd end up working more hours. I
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by swalsh 5y ago
This seems like a solid starting point, but it's a pretty long ways away from being something i'd be willing to put in my home. I need laundry put away (heck folded too), groceries put away, dish washer loaded, and unloaded. I ne
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by swalsh 5y ago
Thought i'd give a quick shout out to a book I recently read "1491 New Revelations of the Americas Before Columbus" by Charles Mann, and his followup book 1493. The 2 books really changed the way I view the history of the con
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by swalsh 5y ago
The reccomendation system is absolutely dangerous. Just this summer, I watched one video on peppers out of curiousity. By the end of summer I've got multiple different varieties growing, and all the accessories to support them. I&#x
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by swalsh 5y ago
I think there's potential for a whole new category in this space for wearable EEG's which really only 1 company is playing in at the moment. There's a million possibilities with the right hardware and software.
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by swalsh 5y ago
I've found the sleep function super valuable, it let's my quantify how small changes can affect me sleep. The smart alarm is also useful (wakes you up while you are in a light sleep cycle as opposed to deeper sleep). As a runner,
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by swalsh 5y ago
I guess it's a matter of perspective. I could never replace my smart phone with a flip phone... because I don't really use it as a phone. In the same way I don't really use my smart watch as a watch. My smart watch is a fi
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by swalsh 5y ago
I recently purchased a Galaxy Watch 4. It is similarly specced as the apple watch, but it has quirks. It uses the new Wear OS, which is great, but compared to what i've seen from the Apple Watch, i'm not sure it's in the sa
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by swalsh 5y ago
I really think this is right, it would be nice to have a Star Trek like sci fi series that actually tried to tackle the issues. As a series it's been a source of inspiration for decades. It's a shame modern Star Trek is just gen
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by swalsh 5y ago
There's plentiful space all over the universe if you're a multiplanetary species.
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by swalsh 5y ago
> Wealth is a false proxy for social status anyway Wealth is just the current proxy. I suspect you'll never be able to fully eliminate a social hierarchy. Many animals compete physically, humans compete socially, and without money
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by swalsh 5y ago
After purchasing an M1, i'm starting to realize how viable ARM is as a main platform. Nearly everything I want to run on it has a natively built version, and runs great on it. I could easily move anything I've built to a server
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Technology Prediction for the 2020s(twitter.com)
5 points by swalsh 5y ago|0 comments
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by swalsh 5y ago
I'm slightly surprised they kept the red pill / blue pill, after it's since been heavily co-opted.
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by swalsh 5y ago
This is going to be used by some scammer to make a more convincing webpage to trick someone's grandmother into thinking her web browser has a virus or something.
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by swalsh 5y ago
Finally, I can be as protected as my dog!
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by swalsh 5y ago
I think the term you're looking for is capitalize. Pfizer made some investments in a technology that had wide applications, and now they want to capitalize on it. It's good business, and a lot of people are going to be helped in
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by swalsh 5y ago
I think our approval processes haven't kept up with the technology. The existing vaccine is already approved, and boosters seem to have some beneficial affects.
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by swalsh 5y ago
I wish Adobe would listen to me when I write in "I am cancelling because you do not support Linux".
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by swalsh 5y ago
You could say you're working a modest remote job.

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