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“There was no national infrastructure for this, so I’ve funded it”(iijiij.com)
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Your clients can innovate faster than you can, so why not pay them to do it?(iijiij.com)
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by aniijbod 13y ago
This is a very interesting comment indeed. I am far too poorly informed to be able to tell if anything you say here is reasonable, but I must admit that your comments all sound very reasonable. But lets please get instead to the substance o
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Stodgy, predictable, strategic research? It doesn’t need to be(iijiij.com)
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by aniijbod 13y ago
I'm able to put things right with the content, but unfortunately not much else on the site
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Usability is utterly broken(iijiij.com)
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by aniijbod 13y ago
Would you say the same if the article turned out to act as a spur for each of the two parties concerned to respond to its claims: if they do, and they do so candidly, you might find that at least some of the speculation that I made was corr
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by aniijbod 13y ago
Well, showing concern (by saying 'alas') that someone, or some thing had suffered Yorrick's fate, does not, as a phrase, or even in a headline, necessarily indicate that one has 'taken sides' in terms of whether tha
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by aniijbod 13y ago
Yes, for Valve, this is a win whichever.
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by aniijbod 13y ago
I understand that Valve has an investment in CastAR, so I'm not so sure about that.
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by aniijbod 13y ago
But now CastAR's newly announced VR mode does indeed make them direct competitors.
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by aniijbod 13y ago
CastAR now also comes with VR which means that in VR mode you won't see anything but the game, exactly the same as on the Rift. In which case, the relevant question is whether CastAR VR is as good as the Rift's VR.
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by aniijbod 13y ago
Is this what PG would describe as Ad Hominem?
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by aniijbod 13y ago
"I can't even decipher whether it is pro-Oculus or against it" Should an author always be expected to take sides?
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Alas poor Oculus, I knew you well(iijiij.com)
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Two ubiquitous technologies most techies know nothing about(iijiij.com)
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On the Internet of Bits and Pieces, “just works” won’t be good enough(iijiij.com)
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Startup founders: allergic to experiences they should learn to love?(iijiij.com)
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Farming machinery’s next big move? Stop getting bigger(iijiij.com)
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Are robots with analog AI the future?(iijiij.com)
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What’s it like writing story-worlds for others to inhabit and shape?(iijiij.com)
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Why some science fiction phones are still science fiction(iijiij.com)
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Probing the innovation management implications of ex-Valver's ejection(iijiij.com)
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by aniijbod 13y ago
Nobody here seemed to address the issue that I thought was the one most pertinent to HN. The 'comment management system' in Slashdot makes the best comments 'bubble up to the top' because they obtain higher 'scores
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Why are Slashdot's comments often impressive but Reddit's rarely so?
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Why not bake augmented reality into your hardware startup?(iijiij.com)
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The switch from doing jobs to starting startups: will we even notice?(iijiij.com)
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Viewing the TV implications of Valve's Steam from 50,000 feet(iijiij.com)
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Lean Startup Methodology, Critical Design Theory: Separated at birth?(iijiij.com)
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The post-screencast era(iijiij.com)
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