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by m1sta_ 11y ago
The problem they are trying to solve will only really budge when we get an improved crowdsourced-based approach.
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by m1sta_ 11y ago
I'd argue that that "five line" should be at "acceptable". If the other app stores are all excellent and one is merely "good" it shouldn't necessarily get a sub-five rating.
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by m1sta_ 11y ago
Marketers did not build the tracking systems. Developers built them and then website owners decided they were happy to deploy them. Everyone had to accept the proposal at least implicitly for us to get to where we are today. You could say t
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by m1sta_ 11y ago
All of the problems you recognise exist with 99% of large scale internal solutions too.
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by m1sta_ 11y ago
Advertisers did not make the web like this. Web developers did and consumers did.
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by m1sta_ 11y ago
Capitalism could work if greed was looked down upon. Billionaires should be taking risks. It should be culturally mandatory to try and save the world. There's also an information problem.
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by m1sta_ 11y ago
Not OP but I second this request. For a composer generated music can be a fantastic starting place. I'd love to be contacted if/when such a feature was added.
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by m1sta_ 11y ago
The visual designer as a whole needs some kudos.
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by m1sta_ 11y ago
The author of the work created the scenario which resulted in the work. There was intent, effort, and creativity involved in this.
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by m1sta_ 11y ago
> How did Microsoft mess that up? Don't they understand [snip] it needs to look attractive? They definitely need a new head designer/artist. Same problem with the Surface series. Excellent engineering but not beautiful. I'
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by m1sta_ 11y ago
> Windows Phone has long enjoyed a performance advantage If only they leveraged this to gain a material lead in battery life - or physical device sexiness - or both.
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by m1sta_ 11y ago
His recognition of this 'platform problem', and his failure of Microsoft to deliver a quality mobile browser to Window Phone, are irreconcilable.
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by m1sta_ 11y ago
We need a service for getting uber-like services off the ground.
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by m1sta_ 11y ago
Incidental to your point but I wouldn't characterise Office as bloated or slow. Word, Excel, and PPT 2016 are all super snappy.
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by m1sta_ 11y ago
Think of Internet.org as part VC then.
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by m1sta_ 11y ago
The experience people have on each platform is almost completely a result of who they put in their network.
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by m1sta_ 11y ago
How's your blackberry ;)
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by m1sta_ 11y ago
I had this exact thing happen to me. It drove me crazy. Thank you!
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by m1sta_ 11y ago
Has anyone tried to get something like Watson to understand tax law?
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by m1sta_ 11y ago
Microsoft have a genuine opportunity through SharePoint and Windows. The sun will set on it soon though if they aren't able to capitalise.
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by m1sta_ 11y ago
I hope our IDEs get smart enough so that destructuring features result in pseudo named function parameters.
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by m1sta_ 11y ago
Chrome for ios is a wrapper for safari? Are you sure? Safari and chrome definitely render certain pages differently when both running on the same iOS device.
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by m1sta_ 12y ago
"Slow is smooth, smooth is fast"
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by m1sta_ 12y ago
WebWorkers don't really add a lot of complexity to something like this.
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by m1sta_ 12y ago
The issue is not in the monitoring, it is in the creation and use of the wrong metrics.
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by m1sta_ 12y ago
Don't take another piece of work that can't be delivered lazily.
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by m1sta_ 12y ago
I'm quite interested in seeing this evolve, but for your purposes will postMessage not do?
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by m1sta_ 12y ago
Can I ask where? At that price I'll grab one too.
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by m1sta_ 12y ago
Warn the CDC of an impending health issue and include very specific details or the at risk group and the transmission vector.
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by m1sta_ 13y ago
Can you see an argument for how both physical property rights and intellectual property rights are both government granted rights?

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