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by d0gbread 6y ago
Travel is another reason. I use my bluetooth noise cancelling Sony headphones but being able to just plug in with zero battery use feels like magic. 13 hour flight, airports, etc... fewer dongles, fewer things to charge, etc.
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by d0gbread 6y ago
You keep drawing me back in because you state the issue, but don't seem to see it as an issue - you're not seeing the forest but the trees are obvious. It's not about the workarounds, those are symptoms and some of the reason
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by d0gbread 6y ago
More lowest common denominator talk despite these issues being economic which was ranked as the #2 issue in the source you presented. The three options you present are a completely different level of granularity, I'm not clear why you&
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by d0gbread 6y ago
But everyone does NOT know how much data they hand over and how that's used to stifle competition, innovation, and has attributable impact to many of the other items you list - and that's what's being vetted right now. No one
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by d0gbread 6y ago
I don't care who's barking about what and if they're consistent about it. Either there is or is not an underlying risk we should aim to minimize. As far as what I might want to see, since you asked: for one, I would like to s
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by d0gbread 6y ago
I said "voters are discussing" and you said "representatives are idiots". I'm not sure you're hearing my POV. Stupid questions and ineffective historical decisions or not, are you suggesting we just throw in th
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by d0gbread 6y ago
It's not "more power over tech," it's the job of government. Distribution of power, promoting competition, tweaking the rules as little as is deemed necessary. Is it really so outrageous to consider there might be a cons
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by d0gbread 6y ago
Yes, very productive things have come out of the dog and pony show: tons of conversation and debate amongst voters as people familiarize themselves with the nuance of these topics. Do I trust the politicians? Maybe not the ones you're
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by d0gbread 6y ago
Yes, that's exactly the goal. Antitrust laws need to be updated for today's technology and businesses.
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by d0gbread 6y ago
How much of that falls to user experience though? We're not constrained by physical media, but aren't we by Spotify design? I almost exclusively browse my library by album, but Spotify generally pushes me towards tracks. The relea
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by d0gbread 6y ago
In case anyone hasn't read Warren's policy recommendations, it's worth the read to get a sense of possible steps beyond questions on CSPAN: https://medium.com/@teamwarren/heres-how-we-can-break-up-big...
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by d0gbread 6y ago
The real change is that voters that might not be as familiar with these issues see that the issues are enough to warrant this kind of discovery, and tune in. Then, when people like Warren draft policy to, for example, introduce the concept
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by d0gbread 6y ago
Coda.io has or had a pretty tight connection with GSuite. Might not be prescriptive enough if you want enforced structure but it's a great app.
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by d0gbread 6y ago
And I'd rather see more search results that aren't tuned to me. Down with algorithms! Down with personalization! I'm surprised how much hate there is on HN - the entire future of technology feels like it's heavy on data,
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by d0gbread 6y ago
It's against Google's terms of service to collect personally identifiable information so it's anonymized there, too. It's the same -- you can collect data server side via the measurement protocol via the same hit paramet
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by d0gbread 6y ago
I thought this wasn't talked about because we all understand the limitations, accept them, and still find value. This sounds like a maturity thing, not a tool thing. Lots of user experience professionals find utility in data that serve
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by d0gbread 6y ago
If these numbers were significantly changed by a server side page view, I'd bet their page view wasn't firing any earlier than the top or bottom of the body tag, or maybe even on window ready. Anyone that's spent any real tim
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by d0gbread 6y ago
Not sure what you mean by "from GA" given that the tool collects what you tell it to collect. The data is only garbage if you don't have or hire the skillset to use it, and when you do you'll have proper leading indicato
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by d0gbread 6y ago
Are you willing to share more about what you're working on? It sounds interesting. One language app I tried for a few minutes was a VR app that put you, for example, on a train, and you had to have a relevant conversation. It was cool,
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by d0gbread 6y ago
It's definitely light but improving every month, not unlike any new system. I do hope the trend continues -- as a Switch owner that isn't a heavy gamer, I appreciate it as a supplement since I'm not going to buy another syste
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by d0gbread 6y ago
Stadia has been perfect for me, zero complaints. The subscription is well worth having a library of games to explore (or replay, in the case of Superhot). I'm a new dad, so jumping in and out of games is important. Sadia makes that eas
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by d0gbread 6y ago
You can still try it, if you'd like to.
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by d0gbread 6y ago
I like this. On desktop the "move here" could be on hover, maybe, to prevent so many added elements. It kind of reminds me of spreadsheet functionality in terms of inserting x rows above or below.
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by d0gbread 7y ago
It's worth noting that Chase, which I believe is helping with the IPO, gave all Sapphire Reserve card holders a perk that effectively gave you 2-3 free DoorDash orders, bumping up their unique users just in time for an IPO. Feels uneth
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by d0gbread 7y ago
If I had to guess, it might not take two full weeks, they're just releasing it as part of a normal sprint cycle, not as a hotfix.
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by d0gbread 7y ago
These stand alone products get killed but I would be interested in seeing a similar summary by feature. It's always seemed like a strategy to me that they build and release an MVP, early adopters explore it, love or hate it, and the be
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by d0gbread 7y ago
Can confirm. Found my Boxee a couple months ago and Netflix worked. I honestly couldn't believe it.
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by d0gbread 7y ago
You're describing Brave.
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by d0gbread 7y ago
Brave is doing exactly this with BAT on Ethereum but automating the whole thing. You can donate to any website, but you'll also auto-contribute if you choose to have that enabled.
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by d0gbread 7y ago
If you're looking for a record on something new you'll never see anything new.

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