cjCamel

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by cjCamel 9y ago
Sure I do - Facebook has brazenly added Snapchat features to Messenger and Whatsapp and have undoubtedly clipped the wings of Snap Inc, at least for now. But before Facebook did this Snap demonstrated that it's still possible to ladder
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by cjCamel 9y ago
This is something that I often wrestle with. I comfort myself by remembering that this has been the case for a long time though - remember Steve Jobs saying that Dropbox is a feature, not a product? Another example: Slack logically should s
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by cjCamel 9y ago
When dealing with sites where high trust is required I think people would much rather see an independent audit or compliance with a (legit) security accreditation than a Norton badge, however, most of the time this is not offered, so we mak
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by cjCamel 9y ago
This is pretty close to my thoughts when I've tried it. One additionally thing is how good the object tracking is, placing virtual objects in the real world is very cool.
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by cjCamel 10y ago
The Compliment Sandwich* is known to be a poor technique for providing criticism. It doesn't help the person you're criticising (people see straight through it) and it also negates the compliment. It also braces people for critici
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by cjCamel 10y ago
Aurelia is componentised, so you can use React as the view engine which (in theory) would give you the benefits of React alongside decent routing and DI (which can also be swapped out). One other thing that Aurelia is good about is not requ
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by cjCamel 10y ago
I submitted the article but as there are spoilers in it I can't read it, as I'm half way through the series!
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S-Town podcast shouldn't have been made(vox.com)
34 points by cjCamel 10y ago|22 comments
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your.flowingdata retired(webcache.googleusercontent.com)
1 points by cjCamel 10y ago|0 comments
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by cjCamel 10y ago
Happy if you are saying that small operations like this one can be supported by a traditional model, but I don't share your optimism for the future of this form of media, unless they come up with a new business model that doesn't
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by cjCamel 10y ago
Their subscriber income will be tiny according to their target of 6000 subs at $12 PA. Their outgoings include 7 journalists and printing and distribution costs (currently they are giving away 15000 copies free every week, which they plan t
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by cjCamel 10y ago
We have Google offices in Europe too you know.
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by cjCamel 10y ago
Metaio too
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by cjCamel 10y ago
Out of curiosity what was your Pocket workflow?
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UAV Performs a Perched Landing Using Machine Learning Algorithms(popularmechanics.com)
1 points by cjCamel 10y ago|1 comments
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Facebook, Google, Apple and Amazon haven't joined the new anti-travel ban brief(recode.net)
39 points by cjCamel 10y ago|3 comments
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by cjCamel 10y ago
Used to be called Hyperdev, then Gomix.
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by cjCamel 10y ago
I've always wondered whether the descriptor young startup /young company etc. in a job post is put in to warn off older (>30) people from applying. Which can be depressing when you search http://stackoverflow.com&#x2
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by cjCamel 10y ago
Looks like all of the 1Password issues were discovered and fixed last September.
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by cjCamel 10y ago
I saw Richard Campbell talking about the Humanitarian Toolbox at his NDC London keynote - seems like an interesting option if you want to use your dev skills for good causes. https://vimeo.com/204070784 .
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by cjCamel 10y ago
Microsoft Planner was released as a free add-on to Office 365 at the backend of last year, which seems to be a direct "good enough" competitor to Trello's business & enterprise plans. Wonder if that was a factor in the sa
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by cjCamel 10y ago
This. I assume there is some legacy inertia or opposing force to this in the publishing industry - would be interested to understand the thinking, as it seems like an obvious win for publishers.