adamio

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by adamio 10y ago
Perception has been a huge part to Apple's success. Steve could bend perception by force of will. Watching his old keynotes, the reality he creates around the products becomes a part of them. Real or not. An Ive video just doesn'
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by adamio 11y ago
helpful read https://jethead.wordpress.com/category/fear-of-flying/
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by adamio 11y ago
A good warning for some "gamification" engagement strategies
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by adamio 11y ago
maybe we're just the crickets
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by adamio 11y ago
Japanese manufacturing calls this "5S" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/5S_(methodology)
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by adamio 11y ago
When I hear older but working systems I think Mainframe. These are many times patched endlessly, by increasingly less skilled people. The most skilled tend towards the new. Implementing new features slows, things break more, and good develo
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by adamio 11y ago
single atoms no, but splitting atoms.. maybe
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by adamio 11y ago
It doesn't but the alarm shut off when the pilot pulled up causing confusion. He continued to increase angle of attack the entire time
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by adamio 11y ago
There was also a stall warning that shutoff when the pilot pulled up because it no longer had reliable info, the pilot assumed pulling up was somehow stopping a stall
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by adamio 11y ago
Anything that makes technology approachable to the masses is a step forward I think, even if it might sub optimize in favor of the consumers perspective (Curating a Facebook account vs blog for example)
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by adamio 11y ago
uniquely crafted and hand made (in China, by the gross)
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by adamio 11y ago
Haven't tried it but looks nice. My input would be to resist the urge to add features. A lot of what makes these simple mobile apps great is the simplicity. I used a checklist app all the time, then the developer added so many feature
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by adamio 11y ago
sounds like a modern version of the floating = witch test
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by adamio 11y ago
"With more first-time parents than ever older than 35..." I would gess this probably has a larger subconscious impact than societal drivers, I wonder if any studies on this have been done
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by adamio 11y ago
natural language processing
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by adamio 11y ago
I guess I'm wondering what this offers Starbucks customers that Starbucks does not or cannot, which will steal marketshare? The advantage to a franchisee is obvious, but not so much for Starbucks customers
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by adamio 11y ago
How many Starbucks customers buy just coffee? This is shown to be a hit in European cities, where just based on a guess espresso and coffee is more popular. The majority of Starbucks customers are probably buying mixed specialty drinks. Wat
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by adamio 11y ago
Wow, closer than 452b to us and similar size, have we done any focused listening in its direction yet?
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by adamio 11y ago
A circular layout might be easy to use with gesture, something like a rotary phone with radius jumps
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by adamio 11y ago
She now has a prosthesis http://www.wfaa.com/story/news/health/2015/02/03/new-hands-f... It's not bionic, but those are in the tens of thousands $ range
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Santa Monica council votes 7-0 to crack down on Airbnb(latimes.com)
241 points by adamio 11y ago|409 comments
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by adamio 11y ago
They would probably run their own OSX Based EC2 competitor before doing this
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by adamio 12y ago
http://www.snopes.com/history/document/horseless.asp
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by adamio 12y ago
You leave out the too common expectation in Japan of spending long hours, working on only looking busy. Which is probably not helped by an open office
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by adamio 12y ago
Reminds me of this http://newsoffice.mit.edu/2014/algorithm-recovers-speech-fro...
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by adamio 12y ago
Any hard examples of actual cures found (or existing medicines independently derived) ?
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by adamio 12y ago
This is a tiny article with suspect conclusions. Link to the actual study, which doesn't really make the same narrow conclusion as the article. http://www.newyorkfed.org/research/staff_reports/sr710.pdf
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by adamio 12y ago
It's a spectrum, Game consoles have always been similar to that too
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by adamio 12y ago
I'm not familiar with plane tech, but wouldn't the pilot have a compass?
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by adamio 12y ago
I'd like to know about people still using ancient computers that suck. Like a guy still struggling with an eMachines iMac clone running Windows ME, or a company using a drowning mainframe with an army of legacy coders constantly pluggi

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