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turs0und
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Comment #10486439
Interesting, I didn't realize Bernanke's performance is considered a disappointment. It's interesting to read the phrase "full prosperity" used so casually; I guess there's a speci…
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Comment #10486407
Wow. This is mind-blowing. I've actually seen the "No more buwwets" episode. I just can't imagine pointing a gun at someone and firing without having personally seen that there wer…
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Comment #10486396
"Thanks to an intricate series of gears and dials, the mechanism could be used as a calendar, to track the phases of the moon, and to predict eclipses." That's pretty crazy. It wou…
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Comment #10484281
That's pretty cool. It would be even cooler if it weren't PHP, though.
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Comment #10484240
Really insightful. I can definitely picture the person "listening" while they're really just waiting to sell the person on an idea once they've finished. Taking the mindset of true…
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Comment #10484221
It's incredible to me how Encyclopedia Britannica just couldn't conceive of it being a legitimate thing. I think that really exemplifies how larger companies don't bother to compet…
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Comment #10483665
This is pretty sweet. A lot of people get addicted to OTC sleep aides. Maybe this will lead to better, more targeted help for people with sleep problems, and not have them get addi…
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Comment #10483412
Nice concrete walkthrough of an otherwise abstract concept. I'm not sure the source of code complexity that I worry about most is the number of possible state transitions, but that…
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Comment #10483390
Assuming they did not do it, does anyone know why Islamic militant groups claim responsibility for this stuff?
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Comment #10483258
"This is not a difference of degree, it is a difference of kind. It is why there is probably not an evolutionary path from the cruise/autopilot systems based on existing ADAS techn…
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Comment #10483072
This doesn't strike me as a problem. Large companies also shut down initiatives and projects, and everyone knows that startups are inherently risky, because they don't have a busin…
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Comment #10482746
Wow, feel the Google wrath. My view of Symantec is that it's an over-the-hill tech company that has its hands deep enough in enough enterprise stuff that it stays alive. I'd love t…
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Comment #10482738
I don't mean this negatively, but I don't understand what point you're making...
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Comment #10482733
Haha, nice
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Comment #10482729
Who knows, good old Microsoft may want to put more cash down than FB or others on an app that gave then a legit piece of millennial mobile activity.
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Comment #10482623
Quoted from article: “You grant Snapchat a world-wide, perpetual, royalty-free, sublicensable, and transferable license to host, store, use, display, reproduce, modify, adapt, edit…
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Comment #10482616
Good old free enterprise competition! It's interesting that Amazon has decided that the strategic value of limiting access to these products by removing from Amazon is more valuabl…
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Comment #10481719
It really blows your mind how it's all about the government trying to increase their power at the expense of everyone else.
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Comment #10481626
Got rid of my facebook account a few years ago and haven't looked back since.
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Comment #10481586
The extent to which an app can add something that seems like a non-feature (it takes a selfie of the viewer's reaction) then try to build a business out of it is truly amazing to m…
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Comment #10481579
This feels like an over-simplification. Life doesn't fit into 4 quadrants, and the only thing models are guaranteed to do is be inaccurate. "One thing" and "well" are fundamentally…