tdevito

I'm not sure what rules are here. If a user must be over 13 as stated in terms & conditions, is it enough to prompt user to agree to terms before registration? Is there difference between 13 vs 18?

Which medium or source of information is the most crucial for you to make sense of current events and the world around you? I feel that the NY Times, CNN, and similar institutions are a shell of their formal selves, simultaneously destroyed by themselves and Trump. So what is the solution going forward? Everyone is talking about echo chambers distorting the views of people on the other side, but no one can talk about the echo chamber they live in.

Doesn't anyone with an internet connection and a computer technically "own the means of production"?

My social circle mostly consists of affluent, upper middle class individuals with comfortable incomes. I can't speak for the 1%, but for my friends and colleagues from the 10%, discussing income inequality has become a sort of social signal to show that you yourself are too smart to be poor, but you still feel bad for all the unfortunate people that were left behind by capitalism. Does discussing inequality so much become a self fulfilling prophecy for the low-income strata? Does it simply benefit the current winners of the status quo?

What will happen to car companies like Ferrari, Lamborghini, Porsche, Aston Martin? What will happen to cars like the Audi R8, Corvette, Tesla Roadster?

What will be the value of sports cars in a future where all cars on the road have level 5+ self driving capabilities and is illegal for people to drive. This is just one possible future and it's still decades away, but it is a distinct possibility that could arrive by mid-century. You will always be able to drive any vehicle on private property, but the overwhelming majority don't have that much land, so I was also thinking of something like large private and/or public parks.

I haven't heard anyone bring up this specific question about recreational driving, so I'm interested to see how everyone thinks this could play out.

In the movie, the character Nathan built his search engine, "BlueBook", when he was only 13 and the original code he wrote was so groundbreaking that it inspired a comparison to Mozart. Could someone be so off the charts in terms of IQ that they could write an extremely complex codebase and build a company as a teenager?

I just find it unusual because just about all Talks at Google videos have a high ratio of up votes/down votes. Except for talks about race or social justice. You would assume that people who subscribe to this channel would be more open minded. Is there something about this subject that simply annoys Silicon Valley libertarians?

Does anyone know when they are opening up the applications for the winter 2016 batch?

I'm developing a film discovery app for iOS, imagine goodreads for movies. Does anyone have any thoughts on whether I should use an affiliate program like iTunes or fandango, or an open source API like the movie data base API for movie metadata?