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Google and Microsoft show lots of possible futures for their products and research. Apple keeps most of their stuff behind curtains, so it's unclear what they're working on.
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Considering the number of failed Google services, I think it's plausible to consider more "open" products to have a bigger opportunity for growth and popularity. Allowing third party developers to do their own thing with the product would r
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Does webpage searching really have much relevance to AR? A lot of useful services for this application are on different platforms like twitter, facebook, chat, video, maps. I don't think this AR will/should be text-heavy.
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It's too easy to get caught up in the "social sharing" It's also hard not to recognize that consumer technology shifts further towards entertainment than utility. It's bizarre and selfish how consumer technology alerts you immediately abo
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Why would you ask that? Did you hear about how Google dogfooded Google+ for months, and when it was released to the public, people used it entirely differently than they had used it internally? It seems to me that Google is so stuck in th
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*patents
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Just because an article mentions it again doesn't mean that "fragmentation rears its ugly head once again". The numbers are improving, if anything.
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A lot of them may look like shit, but I think it has encouraged more people to take photos. As a photographer, this makes me happy.
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I was referencing the fact that the user was actively looking up the details of the other user.
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I think the hatred for Facebook [...] has waned and people like it again. I think that there are a couple important reasons for this. Google+, a big alternative to Facebook, wasn't a viable option for most people, so they recognized the c
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This one has "lean" in the name, therefore superior.
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Do you think the idea of searching for this information perhaps a bit ironic in this context?
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Could you elaborate on that? I think the idea of using text images while promoting SEO is funny, and the idea of attacking your potential customer in your pitch, but what else? I'd like to know what you thought.
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If you put in so much effort, including a sample screenshot would probably get more people to download it!
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Hold on, that's really not a fair comparison at all... look at the height of each line.
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I have a Visa card, and I haven't been notified. CNET said that Visa customers were notified, but I have no idea what sort of scope this notification was.
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Gamers are probably the most affected by this. Similarly, music apps on Android are affected by the audio lag problems.
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I love OSX, but objectively speaking, "The lag of a Mac OS X cursor is at least twice bigger than Windows’ cursor and yes, a human eye can surely notice that." http://d43.me/blog/1205/the-cause-for-all-your-mac-os-x-mous...
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I'm interested in hearing how their system is expected to work in adverse weather conditions. I doubt that the LIDAR system would work in rain and snow, ice and other hidden ground features might be a problem, and I wonder how well their ra
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"A car with the intelligence of a palfrey---enough to not run into things" The transition into a world with only self-driving cars brings up the issue of pedestrians and other drivers with malicious intent. Your car is going 120km/h and som
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"Living in southern ontario I actually dread the roads on that first heavy snow because, no joking around, I'm actually worried I'm going to kill someone and it won't be my fault." Yeah, in Calgary people lose their shit when there's a ligh
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Interesting!
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Is the idea of an "average" customer really this lost on so many tech writers? I thought my little sister was tech-literate, but she doesn't give a shit about "Ice Cream Sandwich"... she has customized the hell out of her 2.3 handset and th
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Multimarkdown allows you to convert markdown into LaTeX.
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Same. OSX Chrome.
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Driving seems to be the only daily activity in which a large population of people need to abide by a set of logic and rules to not die and not get hit by a big financial burden in the case of an accident or ticket. Recently I've found mys
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The Canadian version of the system will need to replace the horn with "Excuse me!" and "Sorry!" :)
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Or they could label versions like LaTeX, using a mathematical constant's decimal places. For root 2: Version 1, Version 1.4, Version 1.41, etc.
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That's a slow mile!
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1) "Error establishing a database connection" 2) Ars had a great article about this one month ago http://arstechnica.com/business/news/2012/02/how-red-hat-kil...
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