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That's surprising though, Apple's usual ways is beating down the little guy. That just seems like smart move to me. If you can't beat them, you hire them. If
by keyle 15y ago
That's surprising though, Apple's usual ways is beating down the little guy.
That just seems like smart move to me. If you can't beat them, you hire them.
If it makes my notifications better, it's all better!
- r00fus 15y agoApple is actually quite fond of just hiring the developer. I can't cite examples, but it's been done quite often.
- Steko 15y ago"Apple's usual ways is beating down the little guy." Some sort of cognitive bias is probably at play here since Apple engineers are generally not allowed to publicly comment on most of their work while Arl-- the people who get screwed over by Apple tend to be more vocal.
- endtime 15y agoIt's called "availability bias", because certain examples are more 'available' than others.