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bunnycorn
8y ago
A small group, in a small number of cities... right...
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8y ago
I still maintain that IBM is above everyone else in the AI game, everyone. Thing is that the media doesn't pay proportional attention and respect they do to other companies that haven't proven anything yet. Where's Google thi
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bunnycorn
8y ago
Which ones then?
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bunnycorn
8y ago
And if my memory serves me well, you couldn't even use WK version with local files! Clearly indicating that was not the way to make UIs, but to browse the real web...
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8y ago
If you use the "API's": standard HTML and standard JS, like a good citizen, I really doubt that would be a problem. And if it is, it's you job to update you app, also Apple provides pre-release versions with good anteced
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bunnycorn
8y ago
The author is wrong in one point, Electron is not based on Chrome, it's based on Chromium, and you don't need to trust Google because it's 100% open source.
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8y ago
It would be nice to have an Electron 100% compatible framework (drop-in replacement) that instead of using Chrome, it would use Apple's webviews that are of course based on WebKit. It would be faster and take much less RAM, specially w
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8y ago
Then we should stick to Apps like those of the Commodore 64 days, and have thousands of them all open at the same time?
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8y ago
> From personal experience there are a number of professionals at early stages in their careers that return but quickly they realise that the opportunities are still rather limited and reverse their decision within a few years. I don
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8y ago
> some will go back If they get back. And will most probably leave their descendants back.
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bunnycorn
8y ago
Budget costumers don't buy Apple anyways.
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8y ago
In not putting in cause the quality of the iPhone. But the iPhone X didn't came in mid-2018 to cause such a crackdown.
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8y ago
What the hell happened in Singapore? http://gs.statcounter.com/os-market-share/mobile/singapore It went from 87% to Android in July 2018 to being neck and neck with iOS. Don't believe everyone tosssed their A
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8y ago
Laptops cheaper than $500 come with 8GB of RAM.
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8y ago
My country is even worse, 1.31. Japan looks like a kindergarten compared to Portugal.
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bunnycorn
8y ago
It's not, Qualcomm is suing Apple because Apple dropped them. They have nothing to lose now.
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bunnycorn
8y ago
Apple is still selling them in Germany, the article looks like it's final, but it's not.
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8y ago
Even in China, Apple is still selling all the models.
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8y ago
Not selling outdated phones in Germany, and not selling only at their stores? Apple will happily sell you a brand new Xr or Xs instead.
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bunnycorn
8y ago
Apple already 100% replaced them. Every 2018 model has Intel modems.
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8y ago
Not to mention they removed 4K because... Google force-feeding webm upon us.
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8y ago
Google controls but knowing Microsoft, they'll probably pull what Google did to Apple with WebKit. My bet is that Microsoft will offer everything that google offers, AND some more extras that google probably won't want to offer to
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8y ago
Surely, and I think it will be dramatic to the top 4 + Facebook. You can say that AAPL is slipping because this years model doesn't look different or whatever, but what about the others? They are hard crashing. (There were two trillion
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8y ago
What? No comparasions to the MacBook Pro?
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8y ago
I've watched the video and it ends terribly bad. No, the passcode might be in your head, but if someone sees you in a CCTV entering the passcode, it's not only there anymore.
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8y ago
Yes, because it's a multinational.
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bunnycorn
8y ago
But Macron and Picketty haven't failed. I guess we must read all about it on his new book... caviar communists...
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8y ago
And then? People know what Dropbox is, and people that don't know what Dropbox is, probably aren't going to buy Dropbox. People don't land on Dropbox.com by chance. In fact, when describing GDrive ir iCloud Drive or OneDrive,
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8y ago
You are totally right. 45% tax bracket at $70K? That's cute. In my country (Portugal, which is also in the Eu), it kicks right in the 40.5k€ for 45%. And we have a VAT of 23%. https://www.economias.pt/escaloes-de-irs&#x
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8y ago
And so far... nothing has happened but yellow journalism. Apple is always "going to pay", but they never did (and wouldn't make sense in any way), and Ireland also haven't paid and it doesn't look like it is.
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