skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
As I understand the definition that people have been bandying about, Groupon can't be a dead unicorn because they managed to go public. To be a Unicorn you have to be a privately held and venture backed company with a valuation (from your investors) of over $1B.)

While GroupOn went public, and continues to this day, just as Zynga did.
Agreed. It would be very impressive to see an autonomous car that could handle blowing snow: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VHWNQVVY-LI

Have any manufacturers even fixed cruise control for icy roads? That should be trivial, but no car I've ever driven has handled it.
No problems with performance, no issues with Wifi...

... but probably significant security issues, given that you've missed 10.10.2 + 4 security combo updates.

And 10.10.3 + 1 security combo update.

And 10.10.4.

And 10.10.5.

(which isn't to be snarky, but more 'odd' that a confessed Day 1 Updater then doesn't touch system updates until the next major release).
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Honestly, the car itself should be offline. Right now it seems easier to create a self driving car than secure software.
>Plus the fingerprint thing is probably a bigger deal than you think

Am I the only person on the planet who doesn't want a fingerprint reader on my phone? I don't want to secure anything of importance with my fingerprint - fingerprints are usernames, not passwords. This just feels like the equivalent of writing your password on a Post-It and sticking it to your monitor.
The term for that is furlough.
Yes, I've regretted upgrading to Yosemite when 10.10.1 came out... First thing, Filevault managed to crash and corrupt my hard disk. Had to restore from my backups (not a huge issue but a waste of time).

Then, I cannot connect to either iphone or my wife iphone's hotspot without turning the wifi off first and then turning it on again.
I have the same issue on both a macbook pro and a macbook (but didn't have that issue before Yosemite).

And in term of performance, my macbook pro is nowhere as performant even with the latest Yosemite update as it was before. I also have noticed a strange issue. On yosemite, whenever the battery reaches 5%, everything slows to a crawl...

I feel that the last really stable OS from Apple was Snow Leopard
I was a big fan & paying customer of Evernote until they lost my data and then blamed me for syncing from two devices.
Microsoft has OneNote, which might be a good cautionary tale in this area. OneNote was once the king of note taking, like back in 2003, and it's still a great product. But Microsoft focused too much on the Business market, I think, dropping OneNote from the Office Home packages, and that kind of killed it outside of the corp world.
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These haven't just sprung into existence. They have been worked on consistently for at least two decades. Carnegie Mellon has research dating back to the mid 1980s on this topic.

Self driving cars have been driven up and down various parts of the SF bay region for several years now. Google's self driving cars have driven over 1 million miless. They report that their vehicles have been involved in 12 accidents, none of which are the fault of the vehicle's self driving capabilities.

The only reason they will appear to 'pop' into the consumer market overnight is because this technology is politically charged and simultaneously so important to society that it is being overengineered to improve success and safety. The moment self driving cars has its first accident after being released to consumers, the media will likely flip, ignoring mountains of data demonstrating how much more safe these vehicles are to provide a sensationalized report on the dangers of self driving cars. The safer they are and the more data backing this up, the less likely this will derail the technology.

1 million miles: https://plus.google.com/+SelfDrivingCar/posts/iMHEMH9crJb

12 accidents: http://www.latimes.com/business/la-fi-google-cars-20150603-s...

CMU ALV: https://www.cs.cmu.edu/afs/cs/project/alv/www/index.html
This is why public and private tech valuations are completely different
Camera review for the Nexus 6P:

http://www.dxomark.com/Mobiles/Google-Nexus-6P-review-Seriou...
Why are screens still so delicate? It's not even been 10 years since the original iPhone.
Baking Facebook's graph representation into a database sounds like the worst kind of database bloat. Worse than when Riak decided they needed "MapReduce" on their feature checklist, then warned developers to "Use MapReduce sparingly" because it kills your availability.

Graph technologies change all the time. Almost nobody will be using GraphQL in 2020, just like almost nobody is using 2010's graph representations in 2015.

I have high hopes for RethinkDB to be a DB that does things right in the long term, so I hope things like this appear only in the form of plugins that are easily disabled by users, and easily deprecated by developers.
No, it doesn't.
Fired can mean termination w/out prejudice.
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