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iamrobschiavone

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    Comment #20909858

    Alternative headline: AI-powered cameras become new tool for mass surveillance

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    Comment #19690549

    A common practice is to keep developers unaware of the real objective of their work (like Uber, in another comment on HN, https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13786384 ): - develop…

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    Comment #19663829

    I subscribed a long time ago and never looked back! Thank you for the effort spent curating the newsletter

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    Ask HN: Do you like your current job?

    If not, what is keeping you there?

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    Comment #19408047

    Yep, it's "only" a microphone, but it's still an inexcusable breach of trust.

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    Comment #18938007

    The dashboard was in beta for a while now. I opted in in late 2018.

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    Comment #18766210

    That SQL is still relevant after 25 years.

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    Comment #18759773

    This holy war between emacs and vi(m) is toxic and HN is no such place for this.

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    Comment #18544238

    Be Right Back

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    Comment #18460521

    I don't know why you are being downvoted. It is a cool project, and, as its title says, it's experimental. It's okay to miss a few details. Keep building stuff.

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    Comment #17969672

    Andrew Ng shares his impressive knowledge on Coursera (which he is a co-founder of). For those interested: - https://www.coursera.org/learn/machine-learning (Machine Learning Cours…

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    Ask HN: Do you trash your newsletter emails after reading them?

    Or do you archive and keep them forever?

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    Comment #17841853

    Yes, a while ago Microsoft said, in a blog post (here https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/azuregov/2018/01/24/federal... ), that it was offering cloud services to federal agencies (IC…

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    Comment #17707560

    Unfortunately, it's becoming the norm.