DrFunke

As a blind programmer I am thrilled at the progression of Amazon's Echo. The accessibility functions are all too often overshadowed by issues of privacy.

Oh, god. My sister was literally hired last week...

If you're interested in submitting a question, WSJ is taking them here:

https://www.facebook.com/wsj/videos/10153814553423128/

Part of the issue here is classifying non-linear ideas in linear terms (i.e. Bubble or no Bubble). What we regard as the tech industry is an integration of countless individual markets, each moving at their own relative pace. A collapse in something like the app-game market wouldn't necessarily dictate a collapse in AI.

The question being asked here is if Internet.org’s curated content negates access itself. Given the recent, unprecedented restructuring in mobile ads, maybe there’s a better question: Does Facebook really believe the internet can be restricted to 50 sites?

If the political landscape shifts, yes. I'm looking forward to seeing security policy grow at the massive scale and rigor that characterizes China.

What I don't think some realize is that it can also go very bad very quickly...

Oh god. My roommate was literally offered a position at their Boulder office last week. I wonder how systemic cuts will be?

The DEA's budget is nearly $3B. I'd doubt RC technology can compete against that.

This is a startup? Because it feels like a website.

Should've tried Kickstarter instead.

Very excited to see how the tech world will shape government policy/infrastructure now that they have the cash to change things.

Put the book down, John Galt.

"ElasticSales is currently booked out for the rest of the year and therefore not able to accept any new clients at the moment."

Any alternative Sales as a Service recommendations?

...A Buddhist of convenience?

The fact that they say they'll be used sparingly is what makes me uneasy.