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9y ago
I have been keeping tabs on reMarkable, it almost addresses all of my needs. I wish it could run OneNote as that is my go-to note taking software. My biggest concern with niche e-ink products is that the parent company will not be around lo
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9y ago
Ha, this is how I use mine. If I need to tilt the screen further, I push the kickstand over my crossed leg. It actually helps provide better support. I would rather use my SP3 over my thinkpad when sitting on the couch, it is more comfortab
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10y ago
Reposting my comment from a duplicate thread: This is an interesting PR approach, non-Apple process. They took time to talk to their top journalist connections in order to halt the the "apple doesn't care about pros anymore"
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Displaymate Analysis on Samsung S8's Display
(displaymate.com)
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10y ago
Two reasons Facebook's data points to algo determined newsfeed is better; addictiveness based on time spent and interaction, more display ads. They can control the FB experience and show "relevant" ads because they create the
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10y ago
Facebook is working to adopt as many "social network features" as possible. That means that they replicate features at will to maintain their position at the table. Personally, I do see less up to date sharing from my friends. The
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10y ago
I use a Dell 4K 24" monitor on a Surface Pro 3 with Windows 10 and rendering at 150% or 175% works great.
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10y ago
I wonder if this was somehow funded by the bread industry. People will eat gluten again. Most of my friends are actively avoiding gluten, I am not.
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10y ago
I can't agree more. Is there room to create a new industry based on privacy? Almost like a shadow on all existing products (including networks)? I will gladly pay to keep my data (which makes up my identity) safe or at least less explo
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10y ago
I stopped playing video games by the time I started college. I can't recall once specific game or event or thought that spurred the change. Recently, as I near 30 yrs old, I wanted to step back into my childhood and picked up a Switch
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Ask HN: I am sick of being connected, how do you unplug?
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10y ago
I am testing this at $130. I will follow up with a review on experience and end-result.
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Oligopolies Are Worse Than We Thought
(bloomberg.com)
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10y ago
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10y ago
This is spot-on. As someone who works in enterprise sales, the best performers (if performance is based on growing investment from the client into x product), are challengers. Sales tactics, like aggressive selling or throwing everything at
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$89 Drum Machine Data Transfers Through Sound
(teenage.engineering)
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10y ago
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10y ago
Not sure, why you are getting downvoted here. I believe the point you make is valid, Apple configurations have diminished as their product line expands. I would rather the opposite be true.
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10y ago
I think soon enough a similar device will unlock a new wave of IoT devices. Something, a bit cheaper, much easier to install, and accessible to layman. What if such a device could easily be integrated in a couch, reading table, office chair
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10y ago
As a brother who lost a sister to juvenile brain cancer as well, I have been searching for methods of helping the folks working on the problem. Outside of brain tumor non-profit foundations, have you found other channels to help? I am even
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fumar
10y ago
When you say "does well," what type of goal or kpi are referring to?
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10y ago
OneNote. I use it on all my devices, work laptop (ThinkPad), Surface Pro 3, and Galaxy Note 5. I prefer to take notes using a stylus.
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10y ago
Just curious on your thoughts, are not most modern companies (startups) dependent on cheap computing (+ smart folks)?
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10y ago
Is company's business model based on what they use to create their Widgets or what Widgets they sell (and how)? I agree its hard to paint Google solely as a products company, but its also more than the sum of dirt-cheap computing.
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10y ago
If the digital landscape allows for transparent reporting to measure marketing's incremental lift or ROI, then that becomes the baseline. Facebook believes its inventory (users) are a cut above the rest, thus their opaque model. FB
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10y ago
Facebook is the least transparent ecosystem. As a marketer, I find it hard to invest dollars without being able to see or understand what percent of custom audiences are exposed to ads. For example, one can upload a file (list of emails) to
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10y ago
I had the Galaxy Note 7, an almost bezel-less phone, and did not encounter any issue with accidental touches. I expect bezels to continue diminishing. This will help create easier to hold devices (smaller) while keeping healthy sized screen
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Walt Mossberg Google Pixel Review
(theverge.com)
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10y ago
As a current Note 7 user, this is news bums me out. Not because the error rate of the manufactured phones may exceed safety requirements, but its the only device (tool) that has met my needs in a long time. Digital ink functionality is some
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10y ago
I have Note 7, my first non-nexus device going back to the G1, and its a brilliant piece of technology. The screen is flawless, its blazing fast, and the stylus is great for notes on OneNote. I am pretty bummed out Samsung couldn't get
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10y ago
Some people are born unicorns: https://youtu.be/4p_z9NdCwpY
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10y ago
Just started the book. Out of curiosity, what do you think about FB's decision to shut down FBX? It is hard to see past closed garden approach. Is there a better reason?
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