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Dutch phones think it's January 1 already due to provider's NTP glitch(translate.google.nl)
4 points by bkm 10y ago|0 comments
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by bkm 10y ago
As cool as I find Tesla, they will really have to regain a lot of my trust with autonomous driving. They have taken large risks such as eliminating lidar/ultrasone depth scans to cut corners from the competition (which led to the infam
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by bkm 10y ago
It's a risk relying solely on a platform that hasn't determined its business model yet though. They could easily pull off a Google Maps (read: get 'em hooked, charge a lot).
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by bkm 11y ago
You could load it as an image, as cross-origin policies are not enforced for images. Not sure if their tracker is server-side or requires loading JS.
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by bkm 11y ago
Interesting to see how he kept things lean and has gone against the entire 'companies need a co-founder to succeed' stigma by single-handedly growing a multimillion dollar venture. He recruited the first three employees in 2008.
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by bkm 13y ago
Have they ever heard of the expression 'the customer is always right'? Well, there he was.. the customer.
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by bkm 13y ago
Betablockers are for those who want a quick emergency fix (not judging, they have been good help to me as well). A 20-50 minute aerobic workout has the same net effect for many (healthily burning adrenaline instead of using high blood press
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by bkm 13y ago
Many European countries require an opt-in subscription model by law ("EU Opt-In Directive") where the user explicitly states it want to receive the newsletter (e.g. it not being a side effect of a registration).
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by bkm 13y ago
An alternative to the hand would be a more distinctive finger (by adding a fingernail?)
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by bkm 13y ago
Or even on those portable Android sticks. I fear this will commoditize the Digital Signage industry on the long run, Android devices need zero support and a fool can install the apps with the Play store. Plus Android devices often have very
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by bkm 13y ago
The mousejiggler is probably because of AD group policy restrictions to screensaver configuration.
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by bkm 13y ago
I think point 3 is a good example of 'less is more' being applied in a wrong manner. Double email-address form fields are indeed silly, but passwords are invisible. The second field is there to catch typos (it is unlikely users ma
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"Neuromarketeer" uses fMRI brainscan to find ideal price for Starbucks coffee(forbes.com)
1 points by bkm 13y ago|0 comments
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by bkm 13y ago
I think movie enthusiasts are able to intuitively determine writing styles and assess quality in modern movies anyways, mostly during the first 20 minutes of a movie. An awful lot of recent movies are relying on formula's, blueprinted