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hbosch
9y ago
I don't think you'll see this be the default experience across Apple devices for quite some time. I don't think even the iPad Pro will have this edge-to-edge screen for at least a couple years – the home button is not dead.
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hbosch
9y ago
The bar is as low as today's iPhone home button. I have a strong feeling you will hardly ever reach it by accident, considering scrolling from a point that low is unnatural and uncomfortable. Also, there is always a big obvious bar dow
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hbosch
9y ago
Seems like LinkedIn does this for me. I guess the difference is Linkedin is upfront and proud of it's creepiness.
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hbosch
9y ago
The Chinese state does not need money, not even "billions" - power and influence are much more important, and exerting that influence to gain control is much more valuable than any amount of money unless you're talking in tr
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hbosch
9y ago
I'm sure Amazon would be happy to sponsor a little league team. Sponsoring a city in the same way is to then be responsible for people who don't even work for you. It's much better for Amazon to stake its flag in a city that
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hbosch
9y ago
Still, despite the size of metro Detroit, I think it's 100% off the table for Amazon's HQ2. The positive side of it is, sure, Amazon could own Detroit like vintage Ford – that's neat but I don't think Amazon wants that.
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9y ago
SSN's need firewalls.
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9y ago
Your bank gives it to them.
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hbosch
9y ago
Because the iPhone 7 was released a year ago, and people are generally over it now. I say people, not enthusiasts. Now, the feature can be released in the iPhone 8 and it's not a big deal.
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hbosch
9y ago
This is enthusiast/hobbyist level fandom. If you think this is crazy, look at the market for Coca Cola or Star Wars collectibles.
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HTC reportedly considering selling its Vive VR business
(engadget.com)
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Wal-Mart and Google Partner to Challenge Amazon
(wsj.com)
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9y ago
In grocery stores there are basically two ways items get shelved and stocked. For bigger brands (Lays for instance) the truck drivers will actually bring the stock to the aisles and shelve them according to how Lays wants it done. Grocery s
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hbosch
9y ago
I usually have less than 5 tabs open at any time. Side tabs are a huge waste of space for me.
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9y ago
This is great. I wonder though, how much could you achieve just by creating 1 blanket rule: change every instance on a page of "position: fixed" to "position: absolute" - layout and nav should be more or less the same, a
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9y ago
Who is to say what's overvalued? A class-A share of BRK is 200x a single share of Amazon, last I checked.
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9y ago
Up until relatively recently, there was an iOS tweak (if you were jailbroken) that would inject status signifiers into your Delta/United/America/Airline app. Or something. Via the "Flex" jailbreak app, you could twe
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9y ago
Try right clicking a playlist you like, and select "Make Similar Playlist" for a shortcut. Loved this feature when I found it.
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9y ago
> Essentially this big, beautiful design driven redesign ultimately never shipped because users spent less time on it. I think that this is a positive, morally and ethically. It's too bad.
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Hot new e-commerce startup Brandless is totally obsessed with its own brand
(qz.com)
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9y ago
I agree that anyone pumping serious money into VR right now is either misguided or overly optimistic. The adoption rate has flattened, the hardware and software are both lacking innovation, and the costs to enter the market for consumers ar
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9y ago
In reference to the OP topic, I'm curious... How often do you use your echo as a Q&A device? Or is it just for media and assistant like functions (alarms, shopping, etc)?
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9y ago
Try using Pilgrim[0] if it's breadth you're concerned with. It's a simple reader bookmarklet that also creates a linked map of all links in a page[1], letting you visualize the breadth of linked info in a tree and glide back
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9y ago
I also get tab-induced anxiety. I have to close them and organize them when it gets ~10 or I can't keep browsing. On the other hand, my desktop is an unorganized mess of random files...
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9y ago
Have you tried tree-style tabs, for instance?
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> For example: the biggest "Technology" company recently in Seattle is Amazon, a store first - that leverages technoloy. Amazon is most definitely a technology (or, at least, a logistics) company with a store, not the other w
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Inside LeEco's spectacular fall from grace
(engadget.com)
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9y ago
Go into a restaurant or small shop during the 3 hours between 2pm and 5pm, and you can see they might as well be closed (generally). Restaurants refer to those hours specifically as "dead hours" in my experience.
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9y ago
You can load various 3D model types (and textures) via three.js, which uses canvas.
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9y ago
If the worker did the Glass test after he did the non-Glass test, his productivity/efficiency increase could be attributed to memory and not just Glass.
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