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vikramkr
4y ago
They at the least upload thumbnails to the cloud, which would include photos of the areas being recorded and people's faces. If this is part if a notification system, that probably includes timestamps. That's enough to begin to bu
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4y ago
If the approach of the other people at fosshost seems to be that the response to the ceo allegedly potentially embezzling funds/derelicting duty (just walking off with control of the bank account and going dark) is simple to shrug and
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4y ago
Not only could it replace some software engineers, it even comes with built in imposter syndrome! It's kind of worrying how easy it is to get it to do things it claims it can't do - if that's the failsafe to prevent an ai lik
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4y ago
There seem to be a few comments talking about how it's just thumbnails stored or how any cloud based system has to send some media to the cloud - fundamentally I think we need to make sure we're not missing the bigger picture here
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4y ago
Your original million doesnt go anywhere. If you start with a million and borrow a million, you now have 2 million in assets and 1 million in liabilities. Your valuation is not zero.
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4y ago
That is a wildly complicated process - but it sounds like the advice was to incorporate somewhere else where it's easier instead? I guess that's fine with the common market? Why not just do that instead of going through all this h
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4y ago
No one is talking about fentanyl? The opioid epidemic is a constant and ongoing topic of conversation and debate. It's one of the defining political issues of our time with Gavin Newsom just weeks ago vetoed a supervised administration
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vikramkr
4y ago
So react's existed for almost half the time you've been using php. I think yhr distinction here is between tech that's new, and tech that's new for you
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vikramkr
4y ago
Those requirements are almost always just a wishlist
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4y ago
It is unsurprising to me that any software that was launched within the last couple years that also has an open source alternative would have had that open source alternative developed in less than a couple years time... (I know the article
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4y ago
The problem with all the proposals I've seen in those articles about earnings is that basically all of them are guaranteed to get someone even more interested in what's behind the curtain. A strange fellowship keeping the populati
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4y ago
In what universe is cars being programmed to kill one of two likely outcomes? The much much much more likely anti-pedestrian dystopia is to extend our current system a bit. Keep the walk signs and red lights. Juice up red light cameras with
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4y ago
Of all the platforms today, linkedin might be the closest to that. Maybe that's part of why it's become so garbage - in filling a niche as a people directory its accidentally providing a half baked solution to the gap that used to
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vikramkr
4y ago
If you're planning on building a fountain somewhere else that doesn't already have an aqueduct, then yes absolutely, since that becomes a very relevant piece of information in your cost analysis
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4y ago
At the start? No, why would they? Raising money is usually something that makes sense after you build your mvp and all. If you really want an llc that's maybe $100 bucks. Otherwise cloud compute and stuff are near free at those scales
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4y ago
How are those the most successful companies in corporate history? By what metric? Apple took dilutive investment, as did Amazon, as did Google and famously Intel did also. Even the formation of general electric involved financing from jp m
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vikramkr
4y ago
Stocks are income producing assets, specifically a portion of a business. Dividends and stock buybacks are a thing.
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vikramkr
5y ago
It certainly makes assumptions about pronunciations that mean for a lot of people it will sound different. "Meik" vs "maik" for a replacement for make for example threw me off for a bit (like, meek? Meyek? What does that
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5y ago
I think they're just following the naming scheme from WSL
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5y ago
This is really early stage research being filtered through a PR team, so don't read too much into the results here yet in terms of whether all solid tumors actually have this in common and if it's actually an Achilles heel - cance
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5y ago
It's still an R&D effort- once they've spent that much on manufacturing and marketing, if they still have few customers then thats something else
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5y ago
I wonder how many of them would give that data to Amazon either. Thats some of the most valuable data a pharma company has
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5y ago
Issue is a euphemism for problem? Those two words are completely equivalent to me, relaying identical information, neither sounding nicer than the other.
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5y ago
Why shouldn't they take pride in their work? Its honest and important work. Not every building can/should be preserved, tearing down these structures is important to remove dilapidated safety hazards and/or build something ne
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5y ago
Perhaps, but I'd argue the differences do matter quite a bit to the computational implications, especially as it relates to ability to reprogram, state space, and persistence, and I think there would be a much different reaction if I m
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5y ago
In dna definitely implies in dna sequence. Especially with dna storage becoming a thing, and with aspects of our physiology actually using dna modifications for their function and to "remember" things (e.g. VDJ recombination), its
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5y ago
Its funny that you feel you have to specify that those are real examples, since those (especially the person coding on the bus) are just such obviously common things that nobody in the bay would even think those might be made up examples.
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5y ago
Profit. Recycling rare materials is profitable. Keeping stuff out of landfills is not really why stuff is recycled- thats why we had that whole crisis recently with Recycling materials building up with no destination
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5y ago
In heavily saturated markets (notably cigarettes as the main well known case study), advertising can be more zero sum than not. No model is perfect, but the prisoners dilemma model for advertising is at least useful in a couple well known c
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5y ago
How exactly does their logic not add up? This is actually a specific example of a prisoners dilemma taught in some intro to game theory classes, with the classic example being the tobacco companies
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