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by kopirgan 2y ago
Like this sort of approach.. Go back to basics and use what's strictly required. Remember McNealy (?) once said you can choose dozen different shapes Microsoft word uses to highlight spelling errors or something to that effect. There&#
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by kopirgan 2y ago
I'm not tech enough to challenge you on that but in practice most apps demand far more than they need and users generally click yes. If I don't I get annoying reminders every time and feature restrictions. Like my app that comes w
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by kopirgan 2y ago
As a kid I used to enjoy MAD as my dad used to bring copies from his office library. Long before I even knew who Tintin or Asterix were, I knew Neumann. Lol I bought a 6-7 CD set of all MAD issues from start to early 90s but it doesn't
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by kopirgan 2y ago
Very interesting indeed! Was he just lucky that the spread was 1 molecule thick or that's the way oil spreads on water? Why?
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by kopirgan 2y ago
May be someone with deep pockets like Elon must get Linux to work on mobile. I know there's efforts going on but seems slow progress. That will break the back of the duopoly and also make things like this so much easier.
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by kopirgan 2y ago
Think instead of abstract arguments it's better to think about concrete examples. I can think of lots of software that's survived, prospered with a "get it out of the door, fix it later" approach. Lol at risk of being at
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by kopirgan 2y ago
Interesting perspective from someone that owns both. I only know ICE unless as passenger. Yes manual steering and gearbox are fun. The response is linear predictable. But if I were a kid entering college I'll be scared to choose automo
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by kopirgan 2y ago
Think this is short term. Again no expert just based on what I see. Solid batteries give it few years then the maths will be very different
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by kopirgan 2y ago
Know nothing about automobile engineering but somehow this feels like WordPerfect releasing a fantastic version for DOS when Windows was already capturing all the market. Btw they did that. Rest is history.
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by kopirgan 2y ago
Know nothing about automobile engineering but somehow this feels like Wordpress releasing a version for DOS when windows already captured most of the PC market.
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by kopirgan 2y ago
Version 3.0 will fix this. 3 months, may be. 6 months definitely.
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by kopirgan 2y ago
19 year old and look at the list of stuff she's done! Perhaps started coding in the womb?! Amazing.
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by kopirgan 2y ago
What does it mean when he says there's huge grid connection queue? Capacity built but cannot be used at all?! Any idea how China is solving this, if at all? Guess their problem will be even bigger?
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by kopirgan 2y ago
Over to "Samsung will release THIS device on 2nd October" headlines in media that survive.
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by kopirgan 2y ago
Why is this even news?! I don't know about USA but in India you can store licenses, vehicle ID cards, school certificates, insurance and hundreds of other state or federal issued documents in an app -Digilocker for years now.
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by kopirgan 2y ago
This made my day..
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by kopirgan 2y ago
This article discusses a well known point about telegram. But only to techies. Vast majority of users are misled by journalists many of whom have degrees in social "science", political "science" etc. It doesn't say
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by kopirgan 2y ago
I could be wrong but given how fast things change in this business, this seems to test very micro level skills not the learning and adaptability skills. What if a guy could, given the business or technical issue the code solves, write somet
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by kopirgan 2y ago
OMG! The most incredible thing I have seen in a long time. The casio watch I thought was an ad in the webpage!
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by kopirgan 2y ago
Thanks!
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by kopirgan 2y ago
Great company. Long long back bought their C++ compiler which came in those thick binders with a very well written guidebook on the language, OOP concept etc. Fun to read their " no nonsense licensing" legalese
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by kopirgan 2y ago
Remember this cartoon of some bloke standing at airport arrival hall with a placard "Mr.. bin Laden". That was before he was found. He says seems as good idea as any. Guess this too.
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by kopirgan 2y ago
Any post or article that explains what this does better or new as compared to existing engines like Chromium or WebKit when it's feature complete?
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by kopirgan 2y ago
Hopefully not back to punched cards for input
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by kopirgan 2y ago
This runs in your laptop? Very interesting.
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by kopirgan 2y ago
Even the improvements in 5yr survival could be the fact that detection has improved. Cancer detected much earlier then before naturally improving the 5yr numbers.
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by kopirgan 2y ago
This is brilliant
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by kopirgan 2y ago
Reminds me of the old Malaysian cartoon which had a bunch of clerks behind an ATM counting your cash, checking balances and handing it out through the slot
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by kopirgan 2y ago
About time. Hopefully they'll pay a fine that'll deter others too. In any case spend billions on lawyers.
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by kopirgan 3y ago
Very interesting but to be pigeon's perspective the eye of the camera should have same resolution, color sensitivity, depth etc of a pigeon. If not it is just another drone shot.

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