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by asknemo 16y ago
From the more extensive coverage here in Asia, no. Most electronic stores had their resources open for everyone and wifi has been made free in all affected areas. Japanese culture considers these gestures a necessity and provides these info
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by asknemo 16y ago
I must point out that these types of non-predictive analysis can be misleading. One can always point out different merits of a very successful product, but we cannot prove or disprove that these merits has actually led to the success. It co
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by asknemo 16y ago
It is a bit emotional, but understandable. I believe the situation would have been totally different if Apple has these 30% rules and things long before iOS becomes the leading platform, when developers has the choice what and what not offe
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by asknemo 16y ago
Calling a system "bigger steamroller" is easy and may make one sound cool, but actually designing and making one that is as good as Watson is hard, much harder than non-engineers will believe, and such attempts often give more insights than
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by asknemo 16y ago
Speaking from a researcher (both academic/industry) in vision for almost 10 years, I am afraid that they founders have quite underestimated the difficulty of the problem. Even a dog's visual system is very advanced, if you consider it from
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by asknemo 16y ago
I doubt this is the point of the article. To me it is about rejections with no grounds on violation of any specific rules involved. It's about the ambiguity, or the lack of meaning thereof, in the "rules" itself.
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by asknemo 16y ago
Agreed. Plus a customizable reminder interval please? I personally won't forget about the reason I am doing something in one week's time. In fact few do, considering a week is such a short time-frame.
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by asknemo 16y ago
I am relatively new here, not based in US, and a bit confused: why is Instagram considered somewhat a huge success in the tone of the article, that Google HAS to learn from it? There has been free iPhone Apps with similar growth before. The
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by asknemo 16y ago
Even if the thing turns out to be unbelievably amazing, I doubt companies would like people to be constantly logged in to facebook "for mail" during work. For many offices, a browser tab on facebook could just imply chit-chat with friends,
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by asknemo 16y ago
Life decisions are super tough. Study logic and philosophy to think rationally, and listen to intuition from older dudes and veterans, I guess? :P
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by asknemo 16y ago
They are two different tools for different scenarios. Intuition is only valuable when you are experienced in something. Rational thinking, however, can be applied to areas where you have no or little experience. Say, if a person doesn't kno
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by asknemo 16y ago
I believe there's a hockey stick there. I too had such experiences regarding exercises a few year back then, but after I decided to stick to it things started to improve, and now I do get more energetic even after rigorous workouts. I would