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by gcpwnd 7y ago
The AR section was the funniest. I think China is more likely to build powerful products here than anyone else, the question is whether they see a need or not. IMHO AR requires a revolution in lots of other areas to be useful for the wide m
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by gcpwnd 7y ago
This is about predictions not personal dreams.
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by gcpwnd 7y ago
1. ML/AI hype will go bust and the industry actually starts goes back to the whiteboards and starts to do useful stuff. 2. native apps will heavily decline and replaced by web apps. the whole ecosystem will remain wild. 3. the develope
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by gcpwnd 7y ago
He is quoting from 2010 and predicts the very opposite and I fully support the claim. Reasons: * industry has either no interest or capacity in quality * software flaws may cause severe harm but will play no role for the majority of t
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by gcpwnd 7y ago
This is all very inconsistent. OP says in big corps you need politics to get (new) shit done. But building your people network is politics, regardless where you work. It is certainly easier if you are employee number five or ten, but it sti
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by gcpwnd 7y ago
Now we just deny the prophecies of the upcoming singularity?
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by gcpwnd 7y ago
I've just quit my job after almost a decade. The fact that my employer did absolutely zero to improve my skills, aside from conferences once a year makes me really sad. The longer I think about it the more abusive it seems. In these ti
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by gcpwnd 7y ago
I am quite offended that this guy complains about people who claim that they have great benchmark scores and then he does the very same. Can't we make buzz about achievements without attacking others?
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by gcpwnd 7y ago
FYI Just noticed the block at the bottom of the article that this is just the first part of a series. Maybe a premature quality verdict, but that fact was poorly communicated.
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by gcpwnd 7y ago
There is no description on how micro frontends can be structured in practice. The run down in the marketing section is feels like a sales talk. No serious mentions of downside. Pretty blunt article hosted on martin fowlers domain. What I wo