jansho

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   by jansho 10y ago

   How about the opposite of innovation? A new generation of dumb phones that reminds you who's the real boss in life. My ideal one would be: - it's small, maybe 3" - it's super light - still feels substantial when you do h
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   by jansho 10y ago

   Your comment reminds me of a scene in "The Great Beauty" where the little girl expresses her tantrum with buckets of paint hurled on a very large canvas. The grown-ups stood back, fascinated, it was kinda obscene. Here's an i
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   by jansho 10y ago

   The thing that bugs me about hi-res displays is that not all software are optimised for them. I bought a Dell 24" to make my workflow easier (transitioning from a 14" laptop!) but when I load up a multimedia software major to my c
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   by jansho 10y ago

   > Amazon: It's almost impossible to imagine any company filling the gap they would leave. Well then there's the Chinese version. https://www.wired.com/2014/09/alibaba-already-bigger-faceboo...
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   by jansho 10y ago

   > sometimes you just can't tell what in a museum you're supposed to touch and what you're not supposed to touch. In one pop sculpture exhibition, I stared so long at a coffee machine until an attendant came over and asked
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   by jansho 10y ago

   I agree with the others here that constant reflection is critical. But for me, keeping track of resolutions with a calendar to do is a recipe for disaster; good for the first two weeks then eventually it gets neglected. So for this year, I