kyleandrew

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   by kyleandrew 8y ago

   I don't know why anyone would be surprised by this. Of course he's a member of the party. He very likely wouldn't have been able to build Alibaba had he not been a member.
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   by kyleandrew 8y ago

   Interesting. Do they need a warrant for this? It doesn't sound like it since they mentioned working with "private sector partners."
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   by kyleandrew 8y ago

   I absolutely agree from a consumer perspective. From the developer side though I'm certain that there are some app store policies dev's have to comply with that benefit neither consumer nor developer and are solely in Apple'
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   by kyleandrew 8y ago

   I've been thinking about this case a lot as it compares to the investment industry and it's troubling. Apple is the "market maker" here, not unlike the NYSE or NASDAQ and they certainly add value to the consumer and the
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   by kyleandrew 8y ago

   I appreciate that medical innovation walks a fine line when they balance progress with the risk of a new technology but implanting the first device after approval in an 82 year old seems like a bit of an unnecessary risk.