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by temporalparts 5y ago
I think it's worth considering the following points: * The critics are talking about Software Engineering (~1/3rd of the company?), whereas the source you cited is about all of Google. I wouldn't be surprised if the White&#x2
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Apple's Bet on China(nytimes.com)
5 points by temporalparts 5y ago|0 comments
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by temporalparts 5y ago
I think this is a really funny analysis, and I do agree with the author's conclusions that men tend to overreport and women tend to underreport due to cultural norms. Here are some non-lying based explanations for the discrepancy: 1. A
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by temporalparts 5y ago
I believe Tesla didn't contest this lawsuit because it was in the lower courts, they will very likely appeal and contest this in higher courts.
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Adventures in SWE Interviews: “Optimal” Longest Palindromic Substring(medium.com)
1 points by temporalparts 5y ago|0 comments
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by temporalparts 5y ago
I'd be curious of a detailed analysis of the cost of GDPR to EU consumers. There are websites that shut down or no longer servicing European customers because of the concerns around GDPR.
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by temporalparts 5y ago
Wow, this is such a simple application of ML and it is incredibly valuable. On their website, they charge $100/month per device or $1000/year per device [0] and I bet they're making a killing. [0] https://countthin
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by temporalparts 5y ago
It's not the majority that is the market. Billionaires will pay billions per person for even a provably modest increase in life.
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by temporalparts 5y ago
I work at Facebook, your assertion that 996 is the norm is insanely unfounded.
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by temporalparts 5y ago
As economists say: "There ain't no such thing as a free lunch" [0] [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/There_ain%27t_no_such_thing_as...
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by temporalparts 5y ago
Slight related tangent: For all those interested in birding, I highly recommend the BirdNet app available on Android and iOS! You can record and send audio data, and it will try to classify the bird for you based on the recording. In the pr
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by temporalparts 5y ago
> Help keep instagram free of charge I think calling this a threat is hyperbolic and intended as clickbait (it's working). All this is doing is reminding people that IG/FB is free and that this helps their revenue.
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by temporalparts 5y ago
This is interesting! Can you link the proof?
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by temporalparts 5y ago
The Lancet didn't perform those tests, they only published the numbers provided by researchers overseeing the trials. The first author of the source paper is Denis Logunov [0] who works at the Gamaleya Research Institute [1]. [0] http
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by temporalparts 5y ago
For me, this really calls into question the efficacy numbers published for the Gamaleya vaccine. e.g.: The Gamaleya National Research Center of Epidemiology and Microbiology and the Russian Direct Investment Fund (RDIF) have reported that t
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Twitter Blocks Tweets That Criticize Indian Government's Handling of Covid-19(buzzfeednews.com)
19 points by temporalparts 5y ago|1 comments
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Tesla Solar Panels/Roof will only be sold *with* Tesla Powerwall battery(twitter.com)
1 points by temporalparts 5y ago|6 comments
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by temporalparts 6y ago
Cheating by what standard? Surely all forms of lobbying for self-interest should not be called cheating?
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by temporalparts 6y ago
I think the concept is pretty straightforward? It's if you believe women < men generally (not like, avg(women height) < avg(men height)). The last one, "I liked a feature of her" is not misogynistic absent of context.
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by temporalparts 6y ago
> ...while member states of the European Union pay for development of the rockets, after reaching operational status, these launch programs are expected to become self-sufficient by attracting commercial satellite launches to help pay th
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by temporalparts 6y ago
Instead of calling OP ignorant, can you help us with world-leading tech companies that are not in the US? I can think of Tencent from China in terms of company valuation, but my impression is that Tencent's dominance is confined to Chi
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by temporalparts 6y ago
The money would only flow there if the services Silicon Valley is producing is worth the money to the purchasers. None of these transactions are zero-sum and tech isn't the only thing in the world that matters.
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by temporalparts 6y ago
I'm sure it's hurting CCP right now. Being closed off from the rest of the world does have its consequences. It probably just doesn't hurt CCP enough to matter in the short term. It'll probably take closer to half a cent
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A Major ReviewMeta Update: Why I’m Stepping Away and Seeking a Successor(reviewmeta.com)
2 points by temporalparts 6y ago|0 comments
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by temporalparts 6y ago
A half-baked plan that will screen out only some COVID carriers is better than the status quo where we screen out none of the COVID carriers. In Hawaii, they have limited partnerships and Hawaii verifies the result directly with the labs. I
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by temporalparts 6y ago
Legal arguments aside. If you believe strongly that your platform is used to organize something in two weeks that will result in the death of innocent people and you believe strongly that you can just flip a switch to prevent that, would yo
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by temporalparts 6y ago
The definition of rideshare is that they ride with multiple other satellites. 60 satellites means that each are ridesharing with 59 other ones. The ridesharing program is what SpaceX offers to outsiders, but the concept of rideshared rocket
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by temporalparts 6y ago
From the parent post: > they're now at least a decade behind. The original claim was that competitors are a decade behind spaceX and Electron's capabilities are comparable to the technology spaceX had a decade ago. The Falcon
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by temporalparts 6y ago
In the context of space launches, ridesharing means that multiple satellites share a single launch as opposed to the traditional 1 satellite 1 rocket approach. All Starlink satellites have been launched via ridesharing missions, with ~60 sa
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by temporalparts 6y ago
I majored in philosophy and I think one of the biggest missteps in how I approached my degree was what I thought I would get out of learning philosophy. I thought I'd learn about "truth" from my degree, and I was initially ve

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