jadeddrag

I think there is a meaningful difference as of yesterday. It now looks like Biden will have a cooperative Democratic controlled senate, because of the Georgia results.

Do you know, will the beneficial ownership disclosure information be available to the public, including available to litigious lawyers?

Probably a dumb question, but are the disclosures only available to the government (federal?), or will the disclosures be available to the general public (and litigious lawyers) too?

Is this any different than what other stores do with their own store brands?

I want my shared whiteboard in VR. My ideal solution is a multiuser tiltbrush.

And Nielson. And GE... (aka, old struggling companies that are failing to keep up with the times)

Not in China.

Boycotting is one small lever of control.

Are there any estimates about releasing this technology for general use? Or does the (US) FDA insist on slowing down this type of diagnostic technology a few decades, or can we expect to see these as kiosks in every clinic over the next few months?

And Oculus VR.

Accurate eye tracking UI/UX might be the game changer that puts the ML over the HoloLens, despite its other shortcomings.

And same goes for hipchat.

There is a lot of VR hype right now, but it might be justified now by the big tech advances of accurate low latency position tracking.

I use the google alerts service.

If it's sold on the internet, it will be available for bitcoin only, and maybe only via the darkweb.

The same argument can be made about the OS itself.

I think you're confusing linux (the kernel) with linux distributions (mostly lousy windows managers that run on linux).

Let's not get into an OS war between us here, but looking at the changes over the last 15 years, it's clear that MS is warming up to Linux. This is something that was absolutely unthinkable during the Gates and Ballmer eras.

The linux community must be doing something right when developer demand and excitement is so high for ssh.

Your link shows us how the NSA would like you to secure your systems, not their love for hiding their exploits behind closed sourced code. No snark points needed here!

I'm sure that the NSA agrees with you.

How would we know unless we can read (and compile) the source code?

I'm looking forward to MS just dropping their OS entirely and using linux as their back-end. Basically, Microsoft might be better off creating their own linux distribution running a "microsoft windows" windows manager.

I could be wrong, but I think the previous poster was asking about getting API access to Watson itself, not the cooking site.

It is extremely easy for a government to convince people to use their new currency, they already do it just by enforcing tax payments be paid in their local fiat currencies.

Car2go records audio, which should be more disturbing, but most people don't seem to care.

Makerbot is the poster child of ripping off an open source project (reprap), then claiming the IP for itself, without giving back. Bre Pettis is a sellout.

If the windows source is not open, and we can't verify the builds we run, then how are we to know if the kernel and drivers, and userland apps are not tainted with NSA backdoors?

Or, if there is a large enough user base running some faulty logic, this could cause a big ugly fork in the blockchain. Not good.

The short answer - it's not accurate or reliable enough to do anything useful. It is just an expensive toy and worse, artificially difficult to hack. (the raw data is restricted, even to developers)

Unfortunately thalmic labs is very developer unfriendly, so while the Myo still might have potential, working with the closed source code makes it very difficult to expand the functionality, especially in linux. I suspect it's just another expensive paper weight.

But is it locked to Win 8? Can you easily install ubuntu on it, or is all the hardware drivers closed source?