dbrian

That would very clearly negatively affect the opposing party.

He is implying that the algorithms used by insurance companies are optimizing for profit instead of solely accessing the risk of payout. In other words, Tesla drivers are willing to pay a higher premium to mitigate the same risk.

> You still need some amount of manual testing

What is it that you're testing manually that you can't automate?

$20 billion in 2017 dollars

What cloud platform services have they shutdown? Project churn in other parts of the business doesn't mean I shouldn't trust their container service or load balancers.

This is a very good list. I see huge differences in anxiety and productivity (time in the zone) based on diet and sleep.

> 7:23 AM PDT We are investigating networking connectivity issues for some instances in the US-WEST-2 Region.

They should really change the color of the checkmark if they're having issues.

Or this one at $30.

http://www.amazon.com/Perixx-PERIBOARD-805L-Bluetooth-Foldin...

>Moore's law is stopping hard.

I don't know.. people said the same thing when clock rates got close to 4Ghz. We always seem to find ways to work around physical limits.

Leave iptables on and port forward with SSH to localhost. Same thing people do with elasticsearch or other non-authenticated services.

These are early stage projects. The ones that stick around will get more enterprise-y over time.

The two aren't mutually exclusive. He's kind of like Batman. He might operate outside of the law but he's a hero to the people and fights corruption in the system.

Adding a bit of water brings out flavors you don't experience neat. It's a personal preference.

http://youtu.be/ajqd62fE73E?t=6m23s

The author promised Reddit that he would be added.

http://www.reddit.com/r/Music/comments/24omhw/rappers_sorted...

HabitRPG works much the same way, tracking activities to form habits.

https://habitrpg.com/

I don't disagree with your point but we did give out $33b in Pell grants last year.

iCar Mini?

But that's what minimalism is. You can say the same thing in reverse.. "If it doesn't give the audience more understanding - then leave it out."

DayZ - http://dayzdb.com/map http://dayzmap.com/

"I refuse to have a cell phone because they are tracking and surveillance devices." - RMS

He's not debating the cause of obesity. The linked article is about the economics of sweeteners in the US. It's about money not health.

Maybe not in large cities with some sort of oversight but in small rural towns with only 2 or 3 cops, it helps pay for their jobs and keeps them employed.

I just keep a folder of markdown files in Dropbox. It syncs to all my devices and I can use any text editor.

You don't! See, it's two games in one.

Considering that, for years, Facebook had a universal password that would log you into anyone's account, I'd say that Google's standards are significantly higher than other players in the social sphere.

http://therumpus.net/2010/01/conversations-about-the-interne...

I did the same thing but it doesn't really matter. It's on the frontage which I'm sure was his goal. I'd say mission accomplished.

> You probably haven’t gone to Stanford and MIT. > You probably didn't work in a major successful US startup. > You probably don’t have many mutual connections with the investor.

That would seem to apply to most people in the US as well.

Definitely not the same crowd. It's still a 4 door sedan. They're competing against the Panamera not the GT3.

Even if all the different services worked on all your devices, searching through different apps is already a pain. I don't keep track of who owns what content. How are consumers suppose to know which app to search in when looking for a movie?

Just group people in circles and read the one you want.

Why is this bad? If I put an address in Google, I expect a Google Map. I don't want them to send me to MapQuest.