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fumar
7y ago
This should be higher. When I am on the road, this will be a huge help. I like having my email, calendar, and slack on one screen.
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7y ago
Is that for both gen 1 and gen 2 pencils?
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New Mac Pro
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fumar
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7y ago
I was also wondering how Apple will decide which feature will go to iPadOS vs iOS. The files app is a great example. Will there be a new trickle down path from iPadOS to iOS?
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7y ago
I agree and use the 23mm f/2 more than my other primes. It is small and keeps the weight distributed nicely on the body. Although the 56 mm f/1.2 is a king for depth of field and bokeh. I sold my 16 mm and kept the 23mm so wider s
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7y ago
I agree as is the dynamic range in the shadow areas of the image. You can see a few people in heavily shadowed areas as well as detail on white buildings that otherwise would be blown out.
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7y ago
I don't own a Tesla. Can you provide evidence on why Elon's claims are fraudulent? I was thinking about a Tesla as my next car and would like to learn more. Do you know if the Tesla over the air updates are altering critical syste
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fumar
7y ago
Agree sounds more like PR than anything.
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7y ago
I am swaying between the Golf R MK 7.5 and the Dual Motor M3. I have a 2017 lease right now. I agree with you that the M3 will get me from point a to b with enhanced auto pilot features and no CO2 output, but I am afraid of missing out on t
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I have a VW Golf R and test drove a Tesla M3 last week. I had set my expectations ahead of time but I was still let down by the interior quality of the vehicle. German auto companies have a great understanding of what makes a car feel like
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7y ago
We should all advocate for continuous improvements for machines we rely day to day. What I learned is that no one else is making a better laptop than Apple. I tried a lot of machines and spent way too much money and time trying to make them
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7y ago
I just came back to a MacBook Pro 2018 after several years of experimenting with Windows machines. Based on this thread I am outlier – I enjoy using the trackpad, touch strip, and the keyboard seems fine. In the past five years I have used
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7y ago
From an outsider perspective, Patagonia appears to care about the environment. https://www.patagonia.com/the-activist-company.html
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7y ago
We have a small sample size of humans who have been exposed to space. I wonder what human mutations will be more preferable for space travel. Physical fitness is part of the equation but so is genetic-space compatibility.
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8y ago
Facebook makes money by selling advertising space on its feed. It builds advertising friendly profiles of users that marketers use to target for their ads. You can setup a Facebook ad campaign today and see it for yourself. OP made its prof
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8y ago
I have zero faith in Facebook as an organization doing the "right" thing. Their machine is fueled by highly targeted advertising. If you erode their targeting capabilities, then marketers will be quick to invest elsewhere. Funny e
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8y ago
I like the value proposition; simple and more transparent credit management with increased privacy. This now has to complete with cards that have consumer purchase protection, customer service, and airline benefits.
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8y ago
I do see your point on increased SKUs. I can't afford the pro line across the entire Apple suite. Using price alone, I am guided to the Air or non-pro products. I am sure some folks are only looking at the base core line. Again price i
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8y ago
The bulk of your argument is that Tesla mismanaged expectations and is unruly due to Elon Musk. Neither of those have stopped the company from rising to the top EV brand in a decade and helping spur the rest of the OEMs to change their auto
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8y ago
I agree. How do we start the movement back to a more decentralized software daily life. This is solely a feeling: I remember my youth being filled with an ever-changing and growing amount web portals, communication tools, and methods of of
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I left Instagram for 8 months. I came back last month and noticed every 3 or 4 posts is now an ad. That was not the case when I stopped using it. As ads increase the hallow feeling increases. This is the same as visiting a blog or site with
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Some data would be make this argument better. The current narrative is I did "a lot" was successful but now looking back I should have done "less."
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100% device IDs are deterministic vs cookies. Advertiser platforms (like Reddit) need to tell a compelling audience story and that requires a strong user identity graph.
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8y ago
Asking for a friend, did you seek a professional diagnosis?
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Targeted ad buys to the highest bidder.
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8y ago
Or watching Manufacturing Consent.
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I should add context: Facebook has ~20% of the digital advertising marketshare in the US (2018). They are #2 to Google. What both of these two titans give marketers (individual teams within a larger org) is something to brag about. How? Run
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Advertisers wouldn't want to hear that part of their campaign attribution (on-site conversions) were null because users have the option to remove browsing behavior. Facebook's people-based marketing is why advertisers use them.
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8y ago
Do you think having one company dominate the internet as the portal (search) and advertising (embedded in search/content) is good for competition?
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8y ago
Proof?
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