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by ubercore 10y ago
That's not _the_ problem, it just means Soylent isn't for you. Which is cool. I love Soylent 2.0. I'm very happy that I can get a decent chunk of my calories from a vegan source with little effort and lots of convenience. May
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by ubercore 10y ago
A non-disastrous IoT ecosystem would be real innovation. I'm still waiting for it!
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by ubercore 10y ago
This article is total FUD in my book. I drink soylent every day for at-work meals. I really appreciate the time savings, and having a zero effort/compromise way to go vegan (which I believe in both for ethical and environment reasons,
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by ubercore 10y ago
I came to the Javascript world late, starting with React. I think its tooling has gotten out of hand, but there are a couple of reasons it's not a _total_ disaster in my mind: * Partly, there are a larger number of Javascript developer
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by ubercore 10y ago
> So what do you do in a situation where your use of Google's data collection also affects people who do mind it? I would not be comfortable visiting a friend with an always-listening device like Alexa or Google's equivalent. I
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by ubercore 10y ago
Which is the digital equivalent of "Don't walk out your front door". My whole point in posting originally was to bring up the fact that the interesting discussion of different thresholds and having a spectrum of options is be
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by ubercore 10y ago
Presumptuous much? Comments like yours are what makes discussions like this so difficult, and so much less interesting.
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by ubercore 10y ago
1 - Sure there is, Google has fairly fine-grained tracking control. Not perfect, but as another commenter noted, this is a double-edged sword, as _too many_ controls can conversely hinder user control (see Facebook's privacy revamp) 2
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by ubercore 10y ago
To my mind, leading a simple life is enjoying a burger at a restaurant/bar I frequent already. Simplicity _is_ accepting that Google algorithmically noticed a trend and just helped me do things I already do.
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by ubercore 10y ago
Sure, and to illustrate your point, I have an email very similar to someone else's. I very frequently get their emails (invoices, church events, travel itineraries, purchase receipts). Google thinks they're _my_ trips, and updates
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by ubercore 10y ago
Does https://myaccount.google.com/activitycontrols?pli=1 do what you're asking for? It's fairly fine-grained.
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by ubercore 10y ago
Google Now has done the same for me, told me how long it will take to get to a bar I frequent. My reaction was quite exactly "Oh that's neat, thanks!" and I went and had a great burger that night. Totally OK for me Google. I
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by ubercore 10y ago
I wonder if there's room for an Ebay/Paypal-esque situation. A third party that focuses on _just_ becoming that lawsuit magnet and using expertise to help shepherd projects through production issues like this. Not easy for sure, b
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by ubercore 10y ago
I took that as a veiled reference to population control, perhaps I'm reading into it, though.
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by ubercore 10y ago
Have a source on the electricity costing pennies?
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by ubercore 10y ago
Cross contamination is almost always the concern here. Handle raw -> prepping vegetables for a salad, for instance. Or handling chicken then almost anything else.
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by ubercore 10y ago
I've seen this mentioned a few times when Power chips come up: https://www.raptorengineering.com/TALOS/prerelease.php
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by ubercore 10y ago
If it's art, perhaps that's exactly the point the artist is trying to make. I think I tend to agree with critics of the article, because rather than explore that point, they use it as a chance to generate pageviews by an incredibl
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by ubercore 10y ago
You can order most of their products through Amazon Prime.
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by ubercore 10y ago
Admittedly I didn't finish the entire article, but the point regarding blind and disabled people being killed seems like a strawman to me? Tesla never intended people who couldn't otherwise drive to use autopilot, so I don't
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by ubercore 10y ago
It also helps one keep tabs on activity in their account, so compromises will be more apparent. I had my phone stolen recently, and use this and android device manager to make sure nobody is in my google account (it was encrypted with a fin
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by ubercore 10y ago
They mention that in the article, and ask if anyone in the Bay Area has a rejuvenator they can use.
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by ubercore 10y ago
I'm using actionhero for the backend. To be clear, I'm not concerned about _sessions_ so much as I'm concerned about authenticating all requests. I guess it's just still not clear to me based on the article and your feed
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by ubercore 10y ago
So, I've been approaching JWT as a "proof of login" essentially, to handle authentication across web, mobile apps. The only payload I use is relevant to identifying the user logged in. Session data would be handled by server-
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by ubercore 10y ago
What if you only need one line?
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by ubercore 10y ago
Agreed, I've had nothing but positive experiences with it.
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by ubercore 10y ago
He said "fast cars like the Tesla". He didn't say they were especially dangerous.
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by ubercore 10y ago
I believe http://horizon.io/docs/permissions/ is the answer
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by ubercore 10y ago
I'll take a stab, but I'm basically a layperson as well, so take this with a grain of salt. Causality would be tough to apply I think because of the quantum nature of the interaction. The object initiating the motion is quantum as
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by ubercore 10y ago
More than not wanting the vapor, it's respecting that others may have that concern in a public space, as irrational as it may seem to you. I think common sense would extend e-cigs to a "no smoking" area.

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