jefhwite

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by jefhwite 8y ago
We often get false positives as well. I've wished there were some way to signal a false positive to the device after Siri is activated, like "Siri, I didn't ask for you," to help it learn/train it. Not sure how fea
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by jefhwite 9y ago
I think the Master Print technique is an novel approach to biometric cracking — closer to the statistical techniques used to defeat passwords, right?
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by jefhwite 10y ago
Wouldn't a faraday cage be effective here? I suppose it doesn't confirm that you are being surveilled, but it would block radio signals.
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by jefhwite 10y ago
I enjoy Medium, but I think of it nothing more (or less) than Twitter with more than 140 characters. That said, there has been some interesting journalism being done there. And it's interesting seeing the White House and Obama using it
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by jefhwite 10y ago
I feel a similar question would be "I wonder why anyone chooses to write on Twitter over their own microblog." Medium's inherent social component makes it much easier to find an audience if you don't have one already.
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by jefhwite 10y ago
Simplicity of use, and distribution. In certain ways, Medium's social component makes it much easier for other people to find and read it vs. a personal blog (unless you already have a following.)
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by jefhwite 10y ago
I find the "Discover Weekly" playlists to be very good at this.
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by jefhwite 10y ago
One of my favorite UIs
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by jefhwite 10y ago
The nagging has gotten so bad. Even on desktop. I feel like I see less on Android, but it's been a while.
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by jefhwite 10y ago
In some areas of the app at least, it looks like a basic re-skinning: http://imgur.com/a/2SKMV
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by jefhwite 10y ago
I know lots of people seeking and finding long term relationships on Tinder. I don't think hooking up is everyone's use case.