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Dish Network attempts $25.5 billion Sprint merger(theverge.com)
1 points by turing 13y ago|0 comments
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EU reportedly accepts Google antitrust settlement(theverge.com)
1 points by turing 13y ago|0 comments
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by turing 13y ago
"No, it's not meant like that at all." Cool, so it's your baseless opinion vs Google's public stance on their motivations. How productive. "I, for one, never wanted my YouTube account linked to my Gmail account etc." I'm sorry that you feel
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by turing 13y ago
Google's argument is that they aren't different services, they are all 'just Google'. Say what you want about that philosophy, but it has worked well for many people, myself included.
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by turing 13y ago
"AT& T is most likely gonna sue Austin unless they provide them with the same incentives as Google is getting." Could Austin make the argument that AT&T is only entitled to the incentives Google receives if they agree to the additio
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by turing 14y ago
For those who can't watch the full video: 132 Americans gave 60% of SuperPAC funds in the last election cycle. Republic lost, indeed.
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Google's neural net used for April Fool's Easter egg(plus.google.com)
2 points by turing 14y ago|0 comments
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by turing 14y ago
I was confused when I saw the article as I had originally read the title as 'A cold, Harsh Reality for Rdio '. Sums up the problem pretty well.
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by turing 14y ago
To be fair, Google made it pretty clear that winners still had to purchase the device.
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by turing 14y ago
Earlier this year I was billed twice in the Play Store. I emailed customer service, and they replied and removed the charge in about an hour. I also purchased a Nexus 4 on launch day, and none of my interactions with customer service were p
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by turing 14y ago
I'm sorry, but I fail to see how six months of free same-day delivery somehow doesn't count as compensation.
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by turing 14y ago
I really wish people would stop pretending as if there was some direct correlation between the killing of Reader and the launch of every new product. Personally, I'd much rather see them working on this than on Reader.
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by turing 14y ago
I second the idea of going to Australia. I have a friend who did so and managed to make $20/hour as a barista. Granted it won't be easy, but it will give you the chance to get out of Yakima. I've spent time there and I understand your desir
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A high-quality Neandertal genome sequence(eva.mpg.de)
1 points by turing 14y ago|0 comments
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Andy Rubin's farewell email(theverge.com)
6 points by turing 14y ago|0 comments
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by turing 14y ago
I'm inclined to disagree. When I'm in class or working and I receive a notification I almost always check it. In most cases I wouldn't say that this is because I'm "addicted," but rather because I have a class of notifications that need to
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by turing 14y ago
I was in the the AI class mentioned in the article, and I can say the results were somewhat disastrous. The early problem sets were trivially easy to facilitate quick grading (e.g., creating truth tables for propositional logic statements,
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by turing 14y ago
-$200 million in a 161 MW wind farm in Oldham County, Texas -$75 million in a 50 MW wind farm in Rippey, Iowa -$94 million in a portfolio of four solar photovoltaic (PV) projects being built by Recurrent Energy near Sacramento, California -
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by turing 14y ago
Just checked, and I have 82 unwatched items in my Instant Queue, a mix of documentaries, independent films, older films (5-10 years back), and TV series that I've heard great things about but never got around to. No, Netflix doesn't have al
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by turing 14y ago
Government taxes things to raise income.
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by turing 14y ago
"As a fun by-product you would completely eliminate the effect of large donors on the government. Lets see the Koch brothers or George Soros donate $1 Million dollars to ~1600 Congressmen every two years." I think that's more than a tad opt
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by turing 14y ago
Echoing other posters' comments, I have received excellent Play Store support both by phone and email. In both cases I had no rouble reaching a real person and the issue was resolved within hours. So you might want to dial back the hyperbol
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by turing 14y ago
For those interested, here is a similar video from Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin last year. http://www.blueorigin.com/updates/updates-2011-11-17-video-o...
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by turing 14y ago
Huh. I'll be starting an internship at the Mountain View office a few days after I/O. Will be interesting to see what the dynamic is coming down from the I/O high.
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Apple Now Owns the Page Turn(bits.blogs.nytimes.com)
3 points by turing 14y ago|0 comments
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Motor Trend Car of the Year: Tesla Model S(motortrend.com)
291 points by turing 14y ago|106 comments
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by turing 14y ago
Over the summer I moved from a 4" device (G2x) to the 4.65" Galaxy Nexus. Had no real trouble adjusting, and I can't imagine going back.
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by turing 14y ago
Not particularly. I use Google Music streaming and only keep about 10 albums on the device itself. That, combined with a couple hundred photos, a bunch of apps, and a handful of ebooks puts me at about 3 gigs used on my Galaxy Nexus. I coul
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by turing 14y ago
For those things that are unethical but I don't realize and do anyway because they're socially acceptable, how is "socially acceptable" not a justification? Surely it's unreasonable to expect me to know what is absolutely ethical and what
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by turing 15y ago
The New York Times original article on Google X placed a lot of emphasis on the lab's work in robotics. I have a feeling Google will be very interested in this challenge. Keep in mind that Google's self driving car project largely grew out

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