michelb

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541.
by michelb 7y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2SI_3jlAV9M
542.
by michelb 8y ago
It depends on the market segment maybe? I like my (older) Samsung TV and love my Samsung fridge. But those are not exactly contested markets that heavily impact stock performance.
543.
by michelb 8y ago
Exactly. I predict many areas will never see 5G. You need more transmitters to cover the same distance as 4G.
544.
by michelb 8y ago
Not directly related, but if you want to travel by train (almost) anywhere in the world: https://www.seat61.com
545.
by michelb 8y ago
How do you make vision boards / collections on instagram/reddit? How do you share them selectively? What do you even think Pinterest is?
546.
by michelb 8y ago
I used Pinterest's own report https://business.pinterest.com/en/blog/how-to-connect-with-t... which pulls that number from comScore apparently. Another report is https://www.statista.com/stati
547.
by michelb 8y ago
people on HN probably not that much, not sure. Out in consumer-land it's used quite a bit depending on your target demographic (>83% of US women 25-54 for example). Lots of growth outside of the US as well. I sometimes work with des
548.
by michelb 8y ago
I hope that in 25 years cars are no longer the primary mode of transportation. If frequent, daily transportation will be a thing at all.
549.
by michelb 8y ago
Would love to see a teardown of the cheap knockoffs, like the i12 TWS types..
550.
by michelb 8y ago
Mercedes seems to be using it: https://what3words.com/2019/02/all-you-need-to-know-about-me...
551.
by michelb 8y ago
This is the main reason why recommended content just doesn’t work for me. Youtube, spotify, and many other services try to be clever but are just really dumb.
552.
by michelb 8y ago
Maybe, but many people that used to use Sketch are now using Figma. Adobe is doubling down on XD, and Framer is also rapidly turning into an extremely powerful tool.
553.
by michelb 8y ago
All I know is that the buyers that flip make quite a bit more than 20%. Some people just don't want to wait.
554.
by michelb 8y ago
That kind of information is not something I'm privy to, but I'd say it's about 50/50. It's definitely a laundering scheme for many. They deal with brokers obviously, and those just want a cut, never mind where it ca
555.
by michelb 8y ago
I work for a client that designs and builds these 100MM+ yachts. They just can't build them fast enough to keep up with demand. Some of their clients buy a yacht, and sell it within a year for a hefty profit, then buy a new one, repeat
556.
by michelb 8y ago
So the question might be; is Facebook too big to fail?
557.
by michelb 8y ago
The same amount of hell as for the issues that were happing when he had the reigns? And that we then still had to endure because they got ignored or not fixed in time?
558.
by michelb 8y ago
Genuinely curious, do your patents make money for you?
559.
by michelb 8y ago
Bingo. I'm going to have a really hard time taking any new development coming out of Facebook as genuine, honest or non-privacy invasive. I simply do not foresee my opinion of Facebook, Zuckerberg or anyone still working there changing
560.
by michelb 8y ago
Difference between fiction and reality I guess. In the movie you don't have to think about how it works (magic), but in reality, yes sure, it will need a battery I guess. Which is yet another thing you need to charge. There are lacing
561.
by michelb 8y ago
I'd like to have it dumped on the lush lawns of the politicians and industry magnates in the most polluting countries, as a statement, before it will be recycled.
562.
by michelb 8y ago
Stopping the polluters is a much harder behavioural, but mostly political problem. I am 42, I don't think I will see a solution to that in my lifetime. I applaud anything that makes this problem more visible and tangible (pictures of t
563.
by michelb 8y ago
I get sick in 10 mins on an airplane. Sitting on the wings helps tremendously. Sat in the tail once, never again. The front is okay as well for me but i can orient myself better on the wings and there is a lot less movement.
564.
by michelb 8y ago
Yeah I dunno. It’s like Apple has beef with Nvidia or they are just riding out a contract with AMD until Apple gets their own GPU’s in the macs. Seriously annoying.
565.
by michelb 8y ago
Cheaper, faster, but horrible to listen to.
566.
by michelb 8y ago
As a ux designer I dare say this is quite an interesting tool if you design software. It gives a nice blend between design and code. Your prototypes can use actual data, you can create and use complete design systems, and it’s easy to use a
567.
by michelb 8y ago
The secret to getting rid of AMP may be to actually adopt it, and be happy about it. That way Google will end-of-life it soon.
568.
by michelb 8y ago
Or develop a lifeform that stops polluting and respects the environment it lives in. :)
569.
by michelb 8y ago
Maybe they can use ML on the user feedback to figure out what features people actually would like on the platform, instead of trying to figure out relevancy, which no company has ever successfully done. /s Is there a recent in-depth ar
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by michelb 8y ago
Table stakes for a mapping provider. Good to see Apple moving this to the web as well. Hopefully future updates will provide discerning features.

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