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Comment #18283899
I've tried the Myo a bunch of times, at hackathons and such. I think it was a good product. It actually worked. The thing is that it wasn't that useful and they never found product…
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Comment #18280628
>First, Go and C++ are vastly different languages. Yes, the point isn't to say that they are similar. Quite the contrary in fact, they are different enough that they compliment wel…
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Comment #18280054
I love Rust, but in all honesty I wouldn't use it vs. Golang or C++17 for something that isn't a critical system (e.g a cryptography lib) and even then I'm not sure I wouldn't use …
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Comment #18245519
I would wager you simply can't. Levandowski was spearheading the self-driving effort at Google. He was guiding strategy and everything. When a senior employee misbehave it's hard t…
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Comment #18210569
Thanks for the lead, I didn't know about it!
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Comment #18210562
>1. There Wahabi radical islamic movement was largely funded by SA at it's inception. SA continues to be it's largest donor, both in money and security. This movement has brought t…
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Comment #18209968
>Wishful thinking. Maybe! Hard to know if that's the extent of your comment. Care to explain why you think so?
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Comment #18209808
It's funny how this article views weapons and equipment deals with Saudi Arabia as a service the West is making for SA when in fact, that's just: 1. Securing the supply lines of th…
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Comment #18205045
I wish Google would let me pay to just have 0 ads and maximum privacy. I would pay a lot for that and I would be a happier user since all my pet peeves seem to come from them dumbi…
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Comment #18199830
>Saudi government is bombing the hell of out kids in Yemen with bombs that have the US flag painted on em https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Casualties_of_the_Iraq_War#Tab... I don't wa…
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Comment #18197484
Some of my friends, who aren't in tech nor are privacy-inclined, were shocked to receive an alert that data on them had been exposed in a data breach. The data had been collected b…
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Comment #18190609
One of the most remarkable thing to me is Nash's proof of the equilibrium. The whole thesis is about 27 pages and the proof itself is 7/8 pages (double spaced) and use basic linear…
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Comment #18121505
Now I feel silly dropping her course during my second year at Waterloo. Well, to be fair I had a packed schedule that semester...
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Comment #18081907
Nice work, it's really neat. Some feedback: the fact that you use integers to identify registers makes it harder to read, at least for me. I like being able to spot immediate value…
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Comment #18081852
>On FB, I regularly see photo albums and status updates. I don't disagree with you as much as you think. That's my point, no one in my extended circles of friends actively uses Fac…
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Comment #18081797
>I saw some usage data in a quartz article, that I can’t find, earlier this week. Facebook was the most popular social media platform across teenagers, millennials, generation x an…
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Comment #18081783
>'m not sure that Facebook using Instagram as a way to funnel people back to Facebook is a great strategy It's a stupid strategy. All my friends (early 20s) are hardly active on Fa…
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Comment #18072891
What, no.
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Comment #18069535
>I've lived in Paris, Berlin, NYC and California. I'll never understand how European founders can keep saying that 40k euro salaries for engineers is a benefit while they watch so …
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Comment #18037308
>This is why you shouldn't be afraid to give out (truthful) compliments folks. That's what I try to do. Sometimes people take it as insincere flattery because I guess they think it…