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psbp
12y ago
That networking has to be done in proximity to other people is, and will increasingly be, an outdated concept.
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12y ago
There are plenty of people in online learning that agree with your first paragraph, but it's easier said than done. Lectures are easier than creating a completely different methodology for teaching, so it's the first step in the p
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12y ago
Coursera actually offers several classes that can be done at your own pace. It's gradually expanding, and will eventually offer a wide range of courses. There's also plenty of courses that aren't closed after their completion
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12y ago
Well, at least three of its products are being used in the real world (Glass, Loon, Self-driving cars) and at least one is actually being sold (Glass), so yes.
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12y ago
>Perhaps there's some use case where the digital crown is a preferable method of input (setting a very exact numerical value for example) Home automation.
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12y ago
I think a G+ nearby feature: http://www.androidpolice.com/2014/06/06/exclusive-google-wil... Would go a long way to make G+ compelling. There's still not a good tool for sharing pictures/video on mo
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12y ago
In my limited use of both, Google is better at voice recognition. I'm not sure why they haven't built a true siri competitor.
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12y ago
But it's in Google's interest to have all of those benefits available on Apple's platform as well.
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12y ago
I love the way my Nexus 5 runs. I use it just as much as my iPhone 5 and although it doesn't have the same UX niceties, it's still plenty smooth and fast. What really frustrates me is the camera. Some photos are great, others loo
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12y ago
It may be that Google did a pretty good job of preemptively responding to the Apple Watch, but I don't find this that much more interesting than the already not very interesting Android Wear devices.
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12y ago
Yep, I'm coming up on a contract renewal and I think I'm going to use it to resell the new iPhone and then buy the Moto G and the new iPad. I just don't use my phone enough to play games or mess around with apps.
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12y ago
Why cite the Verge instead of the source: http://www.calicolabs.com/news/2014/09/03/ or the original reporting: http://recode.net/2014/09/03/google-backed-calico-to-launch-
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12y ago
I haven't seen anyone do that. It's truly an indefensible position given Anand's track record.
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12y ago
"I didn't find the CGI distracting, nor is Rocket treated like Jar Jar Binks (he is actually one of the more "serious" characters). Although I will admit that Groot (the tree) has some Jar Jar Binks style moments, but it
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12y ago
I think you're safe watching Iron Man, the Avengers, Captain America 2, and maybe GOTG (I haven't seen it yet, but I've heard good things). I would skip SHIELD. It's just a B sci-fi series that's inflated by its ass
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12y ago
"I'm excited to know which diets, exercises and lifestyle define a healthy human" The thrust of this approach (as mentioned in the article) is that they're searching for the magic of optimal biomolecular processes, not n
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12y ago
Nilay is more likely than Topolsky to make the Verge a lifestyle magazine. He has a very limited taste in gadgets and I've never seen him broach technology topics in a very insightful way. He wrote a bunch of aggressive 'state of
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12y ago
I'm not sure if they've ever had a good record for accurate technology stories. I stopped reading them sometime last year when I noticed how often their articles were inaccurate or just outright false for the sake of click through
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12y ago
Let's be honest, Facebook has a much more efficient product, and by that I mean the product does most of the work for them.
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12y ago
This sounds exactly like the bygone panic over cameras on mobile phones.
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12y ago
It should be noted that Knox is being baked into AOSP, so it's presumably in Google's hands now.
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12y ago
Yonatan Zunger claims that Vic Gundotra approved the change.
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12y ago
I think Sergey was walking Larry's answer back in order to not seem so radical.
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12y ago
I remember thinking that Apple would introduce "ink"-like effects at some point after seeing their new design in iOS 7. I'm surprised that Google did it first, and actually did a great job with it.
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12y ago
Apple seems to have done fine in both examples.
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12y ago
I always thought that Google Now was built (in part) for devices like wearables. Do you think Apple's device interface won't involve swiping?
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12y ago
They lost two of their best presenters over the past year: Vic Gundotra, Hugo Barra
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12y ago
Wasn't Toyota one of the initial partners? What happened to them?
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12y ago
She mentioned being evicted, so probably housing.
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12y ago
It's great design, but I got really excited for a new screen technology.
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