yalogin

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by yalogin 5y ago
Can you clarify more?
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by yalogin 5y ago
This is very interesting. Even though I know nothing about this and had to google what orthostatic means, I wonder how they came up with the idea to do this study. Why drinking water? Why not roll on the bed for 10 mins before getting up? W
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by yalogin 5y ago
Some kind of a legal notice? Its not that hard to imagine the legal options a company will have if someone is using their IP, right?
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by yalogin 5y ago
How is Olive Gardens allowing this? They may choose to let it get them some free PR and then shut it down. Also, this doesn't make any sense. The whole thing is completely meaningless.
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by yalogin 5y ago
I think folks here are misunderstanding what I am trying to say above. The system seems it, at least the sensors will and then they send the image to the module that processes this and runs the algorithm to detect that its a stationary obje
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by yalogin 5y ago
Did Tesla respond to this? I am curious if this an algorithm issue or an issue with real time scheduling where the necessary signal did not arrive in time and so the whole system failed to react.
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by yalogin 5y ago
Does this mean someone somewhere is kicking off research on a material resistant to these microbes?
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by yalogin 5y ago
The one thing we need is a legal agreement that company ee and service providers don’t water down the phrase “XG”. They use it as a marketing term rather than a technology. So the moment they start spending money on it and they want to sell
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by yalogin 5y ago
I think there can be a place in between allowing it and incarcerating people. Make it illegal to sell and may be heavy fines for getting caught smoking? Sure, there will be a black market for it but a lot of the low effort entrants to the m
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by yalogin 5y ago
This is just wishful thinking. Doesn’t help other countries. We just think way too much of ourselves in the US and our influence in the world, specifically how our way of life influences other countries. It probably stems from the collapse
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by yalogin 5y ago
I used to think but the last few years in the US taught me that people everywhere have the same capacity for zealotry, they may have to be reached/triggered differently that’s all.
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by yalogin 5y ago
This is not good. The only reason I am still using Reddit is because of the old.reddit.com interface. Feels like an IPO will make them retire it at some point.
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by yalogin 5y ago
Not true, but sure I understand where you are coming from.
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by yalogin 5y ago
Can you elaborate or provide examples?
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by yalogin 5y ago
I was giving it some due until I saw this -- > It’s the fact that they can live their daily life and send kids to school with minimal restrictions. I completely disagree with this. This is the number one reason why I will not move away f
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by yalogin 5y ago
Yeah this is annoying and frankly terrifying. These companies are too big and we have all been way too reliant on them for many many years now that losing the accounts will be very tough to recover from. Given how important these accounts a
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by yalogin 5y ago
This is a tricky subject and I don’t think the big tech era is ending unless three things happen at once - 1. Split all big tech 2. Introduce regulations to clearly specify interoperability rules between networks and ecosystems 3. Regulatio
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by yalogin 5y ago
Except Facebook changed their name to distract people with a shiny new thing, hoping they will see that and forget about the other issue. The square rebranding too doesn't make a lot of sense to me. Bitcoins will fit naturally into the
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by yalogin 5y ago
Companies don't listen to complaints about functionality much. Facebook has an even bigger problem of privacy and that their platform is actively harming society. None of these matter, Zuckerberg is not trying to fix the problem. Rathe
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by yalogin 5y ago
Yeah I don’t know if I will trust software to do things for me in the house. Automation is something I will not use smart systems for. I only use them to provide me connectivity so I can control them from my phone.
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by yalogin 5y ago
In the US there seems to be nothing that people don’t make money on or exploit. No level of human suffering is left alone. Even school shootings are exploited by charlatans to make money and to benefit politically. In such a setting stimulu
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by yalogin 5y ago
Yep ever since the smart tv became a thing, every tv company is focusing on collecting and selling data. One thing I ever do is give Wi-Fi access to tvs. That is why when you sign up for comcast they give you a free set top box absolutely
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by yalogin 5y ago
In the US, isn't this the case for a long time now? I thought the consolidation towards bigger and bigger farms is the trend for a few decades now.
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by yalogin 5y ago
So we can be assured of internet coverage even in the case of a nuclear holocaust? Google and Facebook are launching the balloon based service and selling ads tomorrow :) On a serious note what can the practical implications be to f this?
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by yalogin 5y ago
I don't understand the valuation of these electric car companies. They are completely nuts. A good design doesn't make it valuable. Take Rivian for example, the car is not out and we don't know if they can even deliver the ve
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by yalogin 5y ago
Google probably had a deal with Pinterest to keep them in the search results. Pinterest needs it to get user sign ups and so doesn't mind paying
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by yalogin 5y ago
If MBAs and financial models can predict slowdowns, we won't have them at all. If anything ML models will exacerbate the situation IMO and they probably relied on them too much and bought more than they should. Of course what I said is
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by yalogin 5y ago
The scale is still no where comparable to India. There they have one on every street corner literally.
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by yalogin 5y ago
What? This turned from a supply chain to don't tax the rich post. I completely disagree with it. A good CEO will be able to do both look at the long term and deliver shareholder value. Yes, the growth could be slower but it is on the C
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by yalogin 5y ago
I don’t know what to make of this statistic. Wealth begets wealth so this is not surprising. Stocks are not a limited scarce resource so it’s not like the top are hoarding them. A more interesting stat would be to see if the bottom 90% incr

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