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tylerruby··on Andrew Ng launches $175M AI fund
Red Bull
tylerruby··on Andrew Ng launches $175M AI fund
Thanks for this
tylerruby··on Dogecoin's inventor looks to the past for insight into the future
Isn't Bitcoin Plus a scam? I mean, their Twitter is just a bot that chirps the high & low of the day and their website is a joke.
tylerruby··on Today is the fifth anniversary of Aaron Swartz's death
We love you Aaron.
tylerruby··on Bitcoin has little shot at ever being a major global currency
It may stabilize in the future.
tylerruby··on Bitcoin has little shot at ever being a major global currency
I'm glad I'm not the only one. I lost money because of this.
tylerruby··on Dubai Billionaire's Tech Startup Takes on Amazon
We've been waiting for you for years, thanks
tylerruby··on Dubai Billionaire's Tech Startup Takes on Amazon
You're a great man
tylerruby··on Ask Apple: Why Isn't Jony Ive the Face of the Company?
This is the best question I have read all day and I've spent hours on Quora. Hoping for substance!
tylerruby··on Why doesn’t Apple make its devices as carefully as it’s making Apple Park?
You're saying that investing in Real Estate is a bad idea for companies? Do you have a source here? McDonalds does well in the real estate game, and hotels, etc.
tylerruby··on Comcast is injecting 400+ lines of JavaScript into web pages
For those that haven't seen it:

Customer: "Comcast has my phone office number, my cell for texts, my email, and my home address, yet they choose to molest my requested web pages by injecting hundreds of lines of code."

Comcast Response: "The notice is typically sent after a customer ignores several emails. Perhaps some of those ended up in your spam folder?"

To me this sounds like a crazy ex-lover. "You didn't respond to my texts so I came to your house." No, Comcast, don't do that. They ignore your emails because you're trying to sell them something they don't want.

Here is the Twitter of the Comcast rep for anybody interested: https://twitter.com/jlivingood

tylerruby··on Doitlive, a tool for live presentations in the terminal
F* it! We'll do it live!
tylerruby··on Ask HN: What projects are 20 years ahead of their time?
lol
tylerruby··on Ask HN: What projects are 20 years ahead of their time?
Lilium - The world’s first electric vertical take-⁠off and landing jet. (https://lilium.com/)

Neuralink - Develops high bandwidth and safe brain-machine interfaces. (https://neuralink.com/)

Magic Leap - Mixed Reality (https://magicleap.com)

Crispr-Cas9 - A unique technology that enables geneticists and medical researchers to edit parts of the genome by removing, adding or altering sections of the DNA sequence. (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CRISPR#Cas9)

This is a great question. The acceleration of technology has made it important for entrepenuers to look further ahead than ever when deciding where they want to make their impact in the world. Tomorrow's successful leaders in business will be the ones that peered into the most obscure places of the future to find it's problems and it's solutions.

tylerruby··on Amazon’s Ambition to Compete Directly with UPS and FedEx
Links to WSJ should be replaced with a link to Google with the query being the title of the article. That way we can easily navigate to the article without hitting paywall. I can't be the first one to mention this! :)
tylerruby··on Derby – The simple way to cater
Hey guys, founder of Derby here. I mainly just wanted to see what the HN community thought of our web app. Feedback is very important to us, and we would love an outsider's perspective on what we've built. We will launch next week with mobile apps for iOS/Android. We'll be launching Derby to make corporate catering simple in Atlanta, GA.