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by charliemil4 6y ago
How do you weigh the value of Apple's APIs? As in, to continue with the game console analogy, you must have at least one license to a powerful engine (like Unreal Engine with a 5% fee) to develop efficiently. Do you actually save 5% (a
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by charliemil4 6y ago
You can still distribute a Mac App outside of the App Store, without a fee. It's pretty clear, as I think is Apple's strategy, that there is a line between Mac and iOS when it comes to possible use cases. I'm curious to know
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by charliemil4 6y ago
Just to ‘second’ your perspective - humanity has an uncanny ability to adapt. Climate Change will be a monstrous stimulus to adapt to, but I don’t see where it ‘ends our kind.’ On the whole, the same folks who fear climate change the most,
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by charliemil4 6y ago
Is this how you substitute experience in an industry? As in the “we built this because we needed it, and it turns out a billion other people did, too” story? It sounds like everyone ‘improves’ their offering based on feedback - but some fol
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by charliemil4 6y ago
Wow, that's shocking. Thanks for the info. I wonder if that's a GS element in the contract, if less than X number of primes (or some metric on the campaign), then we reserve right for sub.
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by charliemil4 6y ago
> The problem is that Apple’s financing programs — both the one pictured above, and also the iPhone Upgrade Program — continue to be funded by 3rd-parties; Apple is making it easier to buy an iPhone, but is still focused on getting its m
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by charliemil4 6y ago
Dynamicland is the best form of 'AR' right now. Apple is taking a note via App Clips and the physical version of that - whatever they call it.
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by charliemil4 6y ago
What's happened is a very, very weird thing. Our 'capabilities' with computers have gone parabolic, but our personal 'possibilities' have not. The next great technology revolution will give people (developers and co
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by charliemil4 6y ago
And again, there's a powerful way to communicate vision fielding the hard questions about the App Store - they are perfect opportunities to build a strong community, buying into a shared future. Most people only see App Store fees as a
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by charliemil4 6y ago
[removed] It will be tough, but maybe they could
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by charliemil4 6y ago
Not if you’re “renting” them from the liner. Then depending on the port, it could be an astronomical fee per day
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by charliemil4 6y ago
Maybe I’m weird, but I love UIKit/Autolayout and can’t stand web, with a slight distaste for SwiftUI. The idea of frame hierarchy is much more concrete in the autolayout world - which I guess helps the most.
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by charliemil4 6y ago
I’d venture to say it’s filtered to knowing who influences culture. Then pinpointing what those accounts respond to. Then designing content to shift said culture through this channel.
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by charliemil4 6y ago
Yes — and putting down on ‘only one bit’ of information as output is the same as saying ‘no one will want a computer’
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by charliemil4 6y ago
I really want to know the inflammatory response over the long run — this feels too good to be true.
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by charliemil4 6y ago
> One question did spring to mind: why have they styled it after a vibrator? “It’s all about the laminar flow”[0] [0] https://www.ottoaviation.com/technology
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by charliemil4 6y ago
No the real injustice is $25,000 for FINRA day trading / margin accounts. Recent insane volatility could allow you trade from a couple thousand up to 25k in a few weeks - BUT you will most likely run out of day trades before that happe
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by charliemil4 6y ago
Something I've always wondered - before there's prestige and an aura around the company, how are 'really smart' people drawn to join an upstart? These folks (who are "smarter than") usually have offers from eve
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by charliemil4 6y ago
Behold! Private Equity
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by charliemil4 6y ago
Thank you for the amazing and thoughtful help - it feels like I need to go down for a long nap.
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by charliemil4 6y ago
How did you get out of the tailspin? It’s quite hard to “pull up” when there is nothing that feels grounded...
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by charliemil4 6y ago
Apple sends out emails about a month before your certificate expires - I bet they didn’t check it and/or thought the expiry would only apply to new builds *replaced pronouns and specified
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by charliemil4 6y ago
"These questions plagued me, and I began to despair. I felt trapped in a prison of my own mind, with no way out. I wanted to live, but I could not bear the thought that I was being forced to do so. My very being seemed to be in conflic
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by charliemil4 6y ago
Hold on, these are all metric explicit, not values explicit... By claiming mission, it implies you mean values based reasoning... completely different than 'logically justified'
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by charliemil4 6y ago
This only works if the feedback loop is closed - as in you see a trend line, correlation, something (anything) that allows you to see value in your perseverance. If you get no feedback after years on end... watch out There are too many reli
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by charliemil4 6y ago
You've heard those stories where the odds in a lotto get lopsided right? Well sometimes a lotto game ends up with a flaw that allows an arbitrage opportunity - you can fill out every combination and walk away with a few hundred thousan
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by charliemil4 6y ago
+100 And on top of all this, what happens to the voting of this pool, share holder agreements, etc? I can only fathom the shenanigans that can occur. An acquiring firm can press hard on this 1% if they're playing ball.
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by charliemil4 6y ago
Exactly.
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by charliemil4 6y ago
Your training set must be something unique to make those claims - very intrigued to know if you chose another closed system environment (I.e. any structured game with predefined scoring), or an open system with carefully selected labeling w
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by charliemil4 6y ago
/Play that piano, Kurt/

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