ar_writer

Nice and insightful tutorial. Thanks for the share!

And all the things that we don't know... XD

But this is the "story of our lives".

It's hard to think about a company that acts otherwise.

The main strategy, if any, is to move on against all odds. Not only to survive, but actually to take advantage of "anything".

Do you think they really care about users/customers? The focus is on selling and profiting.

Now, every start-up think about scaling, but leaving people behind.

Maybe I'm being too pessimistic.

We are so screwed with privacy, no matter where the rules comes from (if any). Now anything is an excuse for surveillance.

I'm not sure if this relates to how the brain stores/process navigation information, or how does it uses/manages that information "in-motion."

For example, I know my city very well and can navigate through it with no GPS help.

But, according this study, ship captains, whom uses more complex navigation and spatial mechanisms, are amongst the most affected ones, maybe this is actually about "decision-making."

With the controversial contracts they already have with the US, I think they had enough and should keep it that way...

Just saying.

They don't need marketing. It's very well known what they do and for whom they work.

Palantir is the most evil company nowadays.

This is quite interesting.

Imagine the estate of this in 10 years with all the tech advancements, and all the applications it could have.

Lol

"...to meet a variety of needs..."

Although the increase in regular plans is not that much, it seems that is never enough.