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by yalogin 4y ago
The only advantage Tesla has is their charging network. They were forced to build it out because they were the first car out there and they needed to provide a way for their customers to use their cars. However now it has become their stren
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by yalogin 4y ago
Is it possible they pivoted from a consumer device to a business device mid stream and so did not do justice to the functionality? They probably should have waited to iron out the issues before releasing.
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by yalogin 4y ago
Novell and NetWare to me is an illustration of how tough it is to kill companies. Even today they get upwards of 500 million on NetWare revenue. We, in the tech field, are scored about new tech but it’s a great thing to see that most people
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by yalogin 4y ago
He seems isolated and increasingly delusional. At some point we need to start talking about more than just focus, if we are not already there.
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by yalogin 4y ago
The telcos have all my info, name, ssn, address everything. They can easily prevent all of this. These spammers generate revenue for the telcos and so for them spoofing calls is a service they are providing and don’t want to remove that “fe
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by yalogin 4y ago
It took me a while to figure out where Pine Ridge is. The local newspapers should mention that given they are all online.
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by yalogin 4y ago
I did not read this bill, but I am vey worried that regulating it will bring crypto into the fold of regular financial markets/constructs and the government will bail out any perpetrators of fraud or mismanagement, like SBF, going forw
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by yalogin 4y ago
Looks like the sarcasm didn’t come across from n my comment above. Should have added a /s
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by yalogin 4y ago
We got really lucky that the crypto industry is not regulated. If it were, the politicians would have gotten the opportunity to bail SBF out. Of course they wouldn’t want all the job losses!
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by yalogin 4y ago
I am not on twitter and the link doesn't clearly tell my what happened. Can someone tell me what the last straw was for him?
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by yalogin 4y ago
Can that be extrapolated that any and all AI output cannot be copyrighted?
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by yalogin 4y ago
How do you enforce that? The retail investors are not aware of that and they have no way to compare at the point of trade. If they grease enough palms in the government they are free to do what ever they want
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by yalogin 4y ago
I had no idea that, until the recent round of “innovation”, the retail investor traded only with other investors in the brokerage consumer list. I always thought the brokerage is just facilitating access to the actual trading desk where the
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by yalogin 4y ago
That doesn’t make sense, there are legit reasons to report location, there cannot be a blanket policy like this. It needs to be handled on a case by case basis if it gets reported. Problem is, musk is figuring out how to create and run a so
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by yalogin 4y ago
I agree with the overall sentiment. If it's a country in the EU it's valid. In China though, no one has any control or say on systems and controls. You cannot enforce anything there. Even if you force all servers catering to US ci
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by yalogin 4y ago
I wonder if this is because he is incorporated in the Bahamas. May be in the US it would have taken for ever or may be never. Bahamas probably had a reputation to uphold and so arrested him. I mean, moved fast and arrested him.
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by yalogin 4y ago
I get the overall sentiment and agree with it. However, politicians themselves don't listen to praises or criticism for the most part. Once they are elected, they don't have to work on making things better for their constituents.
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by yalogin 4y ago
It doesn't matter what the intention is to begin with. None of these will ever happen. It will never be approved and even if it does, it will be extremely watered down and more or less be like what it is today. 90% of the politicians e
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by yalogin 4y ago
The first meaningful re-org they did. Keeping them separate makes no sense. They already duplicated a lot of effort for all these years.
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by yalogin 4y ago
To be fair, a secretive aircraft would trigger thoughts about security in a hacker's mind. A camper van does not trigger any such thoughts. It may not be just clicks, with a camper van the whole thread might not even exist. I am not th
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by yalogin 4y ago
Wow the first of these phones were made in 2013! This is the first I am hearing of this phone. These are obviously selling enough to keep churning out newer versions. The FLIR camera is also something I have never thought about, quite a goo
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by yalogin 4y ago
The title of the post is super scary but I have no idea what it means. There is no description about it in the linked page. Reading through the comments doesn’t help either. I would just wait for a proper write up.
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by yalogin 4y ago
If there is really some other method that is better, why can't google just use that behind the scenes to provide answers? At the end of the day, google is what people are used to. They just go there without thinking. I do agree that th
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by yalogin 4y ago
If I have learned anything about Elon, he is a bully and is currently using freedom of speech to get what he wants. He has an army of fans which include opportunistic powerful politicians and he is threatening to let them loose on anyone th
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by yalogin 4y ago
Nothing new here except that it's not signed Elon, which is a surprise to me. Looks like someone convinced him to put out a sane message out there placating advertisers.
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by yalogin 4y ago
The whole blockchain market is just trying to find a problem to fit their solution. I haven't seen a use case that actually is benefitted by it yet. There could be marginal advantages but that would mean they need to convince someone (
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by yalogin 4y ago
All the plant based companies try to cater to the meat eating folk. I don’t know if it’s a winning strategy. There are tons of possibilities with vegetarian patties, they are super tasty and flavorful. I would eat them if catered as vegetar
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by yalogin 4y ago
This is a cool paper! An area I didn’t know existed and how critical security is to this. Really showed me a new thing today. Thanks for posting it
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by yalogin 4y ago
When it comes to doing shady things and not having the backs of regular people there is a lot of unity and bipartisanship in congress.
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by yalogin 4y ago
Good observation! This is the only reason for this change. A very cunning workaround for the privacy barriers, but still within the legal bounds.

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