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Good to see a conservative government put up a Libertarian gay tech person as CTO of USA.
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That is load of BS. The driver can always resign and join something else. A lot of coders work more than 8 hours a day big deal.
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True. We need to see China creating something that is not a copy first.
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With the Republic of Kalifornia you never know. It will depend on how they define "6", "plant" and "grow". No laws in Kalifornia are common sense laws. One real possibility is that government controls who can s
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I don't think Trump's alternative was any less protectionist. Not all issues on agenda are equally important for Trump or his supporters. A decision on SC judges for example will be a cakewalk for trump but any decision on trade o
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Protectionist policies lead to economic slowdown, destruction of wealth and hurts common consumer. Lessen USA already learned when it first stared at the problem during Japanese Cars invaded US market. An average American is way better off
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And Zuckerberg meeting right wing leaders shows that there was great element of truth in it.
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Human editors can separate sane from insane ? I dont think so. The recent presidential poll fiasco is prime example. All the large media houses like CNN, ABC, WaPo, NYT complete failed to detect and acknowledge the silent righ-wing voters c
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I am not sure that makes sense. We dont have to hurt the oil industry to help innovation. We dont have to hurt ordinary cars to help self driving cars popular.
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Seems reasonable.
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A lot of billionaires are doing this. I am no billionaire but I purchased a small hunting grounds in Arizona few years back.
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So did Nevada. Hope the prop does not lead to some kind of government controlled monopoly on marijuana.
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Taken from WSJ : Ms. Holmes maintains a heavy security detail. Men with earpieces escort her wherever she goes outside the Palo Alto headquarters. Their code name for her is “Eagle 1,” current and former employees say. Mr. Balwani, until he
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Twitter has been pretty rubbish curation policies and also engages in censorship of worst kind. The activists I know and follow already are looking for alternatives.
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This has also hurt the cause of feminists. http://www.returnofkings.com/76246/is-theranos-a-girl-powere...
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The Eagle* 1 might be in trouble now! *Theranos CEO hired a top notch security firm to protect herself (for no good reason) and her code name was Eagle 1.
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US money that funded Osama, current money that ends up funding Pak Army/ISI seems to be a lot greater factors in destabilization of Pakistan than anything India has ever done. For example I never understood USA providing F16s to Pakist
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And India needs ICBM for that ? If India wants to wipe out Pakistan off the map it is perhaps the easiest things to do than developing some nuke technology.
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As a native of Goa, my forefathers fought very hard against the colonizing Portuguese. I have lost countless relatives to the oppressive Portuguese rules. Goa was part of India always.
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You are underestimating how much importance world politicians give to pieces of paper that mean shit for commonsense. Do you think it is hard for a country like India to send a small nuke to USA and blow it off ? They can send it via ship,
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American outlook on this issue needs a more pragmatic rethink in my opinion. India will build any technology that it needs given sufficient time and money. Time is not something that USA has anymore. It's global influence is only going
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I am not surprised at all. But the numbers you have posted are indicative of nothing. $500 is not statistically significant to show any results on Facebook. Most of my customers spend at least $10K for tests like these.
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LOL! Who was expecting different results ? Fatcats in DC use our money to gamble over programs and lose the money. This is not the first nor the last in fact this is the template in which major plans like Obamacare have been molded.
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> they killed it before the technology really had a chance to catch up to the vision Nah! Google wave would be a massive failure even today. Google simply does not understand other people. Why on earth was Google Wave "invites based
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Honestly I have always loved 2013 15'' MBP with SSD and as a developer I don't see that changing.
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Me and my wife have 1 car each and plan to buy third.
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Back of envelope math. Out of 330M people even if 5% of population is buying a new car in the given year that is whooping 15M cars per year. USA sells around 17M cars year +-2M. One simple proxy to arrive at the 5% figure is the number of
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subsidies per car.
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What do you think is the delta between orchestrated demo v/s real usability of a particular feature ?
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Luddite! I think widespread automation will dramatically increase human productivity and lower prices and bring amazing new products that will help all of live a better life including for those poor people. Without the level of automation w
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