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snackai
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Comment #14320083
What? People trust science. If they don't they are morons. Of course sometimes things and long held truths are proven wrong or different from new discoveries but that does not at a…
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Comment #14277699
There is a PR with pinboard JSON support now.
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Comment #14256557
How is this AI? Snooze, Reply-to and mute emails? Wow, needs hella brain for that. If-Statements are not AI. The title is misleading.
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Comment #14243201
Nevermind it being a little OT, little discussions like this make HN great IMHO.
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Comment #14238990
Even without any newly discovered backdoor. The Intel ME was always a fu ing security issue. A BACKDOOR. It is completely naive to think the NSA can't use the ME to get access to a…
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Comment #14222616
He's blogging on a medium blog, he can't do better. That's the shallow medium BS I always rage upon.
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Ask HN: Who profits from AdSense
So I'm reading about how Alphabet's (Google) profits from advertising are growing. However every once in a while a post is trending on HN about how bad income is from AdSense. So I…
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Comment #14189308
Guys, cancer. It's still out there. Donate for research instead of wasting 400 Bucks on a fu*king juice press. No one can justify this useless piece of crap.
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Comment #14155001
Well here comes Google, shoving leaflets up your ass because they think their leaflets are special and more acceptable!
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Comment #14134731
Machine Learning is just a tool belt. AI is the idea of intelligent machines being able to solve problems (and recognizing them) on their own. Therefore of course AI can utilize th…
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Comment #14114799
They don't charge you for the domain itself but for some part of their service. What's so hard to get about this?
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Comment #14110302
Outside their app snapchat as close to zero visibility. No share buttons on the web, no snap ghosts in commercials (like "add us on facebook"), nothing. They really have to come up…
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Comment #14109839
I'm really sorry for my comment. Turns out I didn't check Stripe for a while. Bitcoin is now completely supported yes, and I see support for SEPA and other payment options incoming…
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Comment #14109730
Would really prefer Stripe to release more payment options like Bitcoin or Paypal, or adding more countries and their more local payment options.
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Comment #14074592
Look in the comments of the computer store video, he is a Diplomat so he can "roam freely" as he puts it. Somewhat interesting anyway!
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Comment #14072852
> but we are still decades (or more) away from full level-5 autonomy Decades? Are you really sure? This assumption seems quite uninformed to me. The Grand Challenge was 12 years ag…
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Comment #14071926
Well Medium strikes again. Every post on this platform seems to be utter bs.
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Comment #14061405
This is big. Heard from mmany people that this avoids adoption.
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Comment #14051702
A hipster living on a self-steering sailing boat has 600 modules published on NPM. I can't even. Seriously how could this be even more funny?!
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Comment #14049131
This is how journalism should work. Not like the Washpo, acting as Jeff Bezos Anti-Trump propaganda machine. Don't get me wrong here, this is not a Trump fan writing, but I can't s…
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Comment #14049092
Well they can release something good after all. Look at the main Web UI. I don't know what they are thinking at Twitter. Its the most unintuitive UX I've ever seen. E.g. : Click on…
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Comment #14032118
What? Comparing the situation in Africa to China? FFS, Hacker News...
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Comment #14007443
MathJax is such a great thing. Paired with simple markdown it really helps me structuring all my study work, sharing is so much easier with HTML files than TEX files. So sad to see…
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Ask HN: How do large SV companies handle the potential risk of the Intel ME
As the Intel Management Engine has the potential to actually compromise any given system, how do large SV companies handle the risk? I think Google and co. wouldn't want to be back…
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Comment #14000418
You are dumb if you really believe this. Technology always proves people wrong. Just wait for it.