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by diminish 8y ago
Vue has a strong leader - and that is promising.
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by diminish 8y ago
I won't ditch Android for Apple. Apple is restricted, Safari is a tragedy for the web and prices are too expensive for the value. Somehow I dislike everything Apple represents, and reminds. The design, the simplicity which comes from r
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by diminish 8y ago
I have tried every possible bid from zero to 10x the average price. I have also prepared custom presentations, documents for my bids. Zero return.
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by diminish 8y ago
I failed to get a single project on upwork despite one year of bidding as a JS, Rails dev etc. I've also watched youtube videos and read endless blogs how to get your first project. So -1 here if you've included me.
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Apple will no longer report iPhone numbers(businessinsider.com)
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Yes I think so. Apple Management had better data and tools to make the fine decision. Fact is that smartphone market saturates.
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by diminish 8y ago
Yet services would be better if units sold gets increased. So cheaper models are a must. So it's so far an excellent strategy milking the high end keeping the units sold not fall.
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by diminish 8y ago
Many analysts thought higher average selling prices were possible because of demand inelasticity at the forerunner iPhone. Service revenues would get boosted by lower prices if units sold increase. Cook is doing a fine balance of prices, sa
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by diminish 8y ago
Sentiments against neighbors are the most important part of the strategy. Nearly every country have negative sentiments towards their neighbors. The "gold mines" for strategic policies are religious and ethnic minorities within C
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by diminish 8y ago
As several analysts noted "Without a determined political action, within few decades China will be the leading global economic and political power. EU/US and others must join muscles to stop the economic dominaton of China by econ
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Istanbul opens mega-airport set to be world's busiest(bbc.com)
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by diminish 8y ago
so Danish call the northern neighbors the same?
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by diminish 8y ago
Somehow the sound of Arabic accents are quite harsh among all languages I know to my ears. Only German is somewhat harsh - I have a lot of pleasure with Rammstein the metal/rock band sound in German. I always thought metal music wou
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How to boost your happiness in 10 minutes(bbc.com)
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>> Who are our investors and can we be proud of them? And do we want to work for them? > Sadly, the answer for many will be no and it will not be easy to unwind those relationships. So fond structures are hard to reveal.
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by diminish 8y ago
Why Khashoggi's murder shocked? A power network in the West was pushing Muhammad bin Salman a the reformer and the good guy in an imminent attack on Iran. Khashoggi's Apple Watch helped solve the case as he recorded his own murder
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by diminish 8y ago
do u stay home most of the tıme? like one family member in public (transportation) usually is enough to bring the recent fashion of viruses.
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by diminish 8y ago
I still believe there's room for another premium US smartphone besides Pixel, Apple. China has Xiaomi and Europe has totally lost the smartphone race. Open source software, hardware initiatives have also failed to attract attention (Ub
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by diminish 8y ago
You could merge the two charts, to make it shorter )
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by diminish 8y ago
Getting more popular ~2010 lures more 'big-dreamers' to flood into YC. It's the same thing as the Ivy League effect on universities where top talent chooses top universities which yield top science/business champions in
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by diminish 8y ago
Your weekly dosis of why China is worse than us and will inevitably collapse delivered by Bloomberg, Economist, Financial Times. Thanks aswaedr. I'm curious if the prophecy will self-fulfill in 10 years or so. I'm also willing t
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by diminish 8y ago
Could you elaborate why an epiphenomenon isn't viable? Being based on grandmother cell theory seems like an advantage.
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by diminish 8y ago
I rather suspect a bloody pulp-fiction-esque accident a la Tarantino at the consulate.
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by diminish 8y ago
I don't remember any prominent consulate killing during the cold war as a fan of John le Carré novels. Maybe they were covered by Soviets and the West? Are there any other examples of consular services being used to trap and punish opp
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by diminish 8y ago
As said: "The fact that you pay for subscription, doesn't mean you aren't the product for publishers to advertisers"
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by diminish 8y ago
..most likely Huawei was also very active in network and mobile infrastructure and they may be more prone to state sponsored hackery. I also forgot ZTE..
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by diminish 8y ago
Maybe - yet recently I see all around youtube, and social media some anti-China build up. I have never been to the country and have nothing to do but just curious [1]. if there's kind of an orchestrated campaign against Chinese economy
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by diminish 8y ago
During some voluntary work, I had erased the ex- of some fellow from an old photo 15 years ago. It was cool, and every body lined up to get a lot of stuff erased. Yet soon it will become trivial!
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by diminish 8y ago
Huawei is the rising star in smartphone shipments together with Lenovo and Xiaomi. I see more HN posts against China directed at Huawei than others? Why?
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by diminish 8y ago
So far I have read in various articles why monopolies, competition, rational actors, irrational actors (for overcoming crisis), long term investors, and short term sellers are good for the markets. Are there any actors which are bad for the

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