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by remir 8y ago
"User engagement"
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by remir 8y ago
I think it's weird how Apple, even to this day, took some of Jobs's "darker" traits as if he still runs the place. For example, a couple of years ago, I remember a game dev saying that they made one of the top selling ga
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by remir 8y ago
Because for certain things, it's better to split the content on multiple parts. For example, I was watching a series of videos on Windows Server administration and the content was split into multiple parts and it made sense.
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by remir 8y ago
For multi-parts videos?
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by remir 8y ago
About the suicide at the factory: everybody points finger at Apple, but the factory is owned and operated by Foxconn. I'm not saying that to defend Apple, but it's an important thing to keep in mind.
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Google’s new focus on well-being started five years ago with this presentation(theverge.com)
2 points by remir 8y ago|0 comments
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by remir 8y ago
I went to the city the other day and it was surreal to see the amount of people glued to their phones and this is just 2018. I can't imagine when we will have sleek and compact AR glasses available.
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by remir 8y ago
What's Volvo's plan regarding OS and security updates? If I'm going to have a car connected at all time to a LTE network, I want the software on it to be secure.
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by remir 8y ago
Google has the most advanced search engine on the web. Most people do a Google search for product and probably end clicking on a Amazon link. Instead of leaving Google, you could click on the product, see reviews and buy it directly from Go
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by remir 8y ago
Canada is very risk averse. There's money, but it's not flowing properly.
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by remir 8y ago
Imagine we have solid evidence that cell phones, Bluetooth headphones, smart watches, etc are responsible for the rise in tumors. I'm curious to know how people (and the industry) would react. We made these powerful communication tools
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by remir 8y ago
Android Nougat.
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by remir 8y ago
Yeah, it's super glitchy/laggy on FF. Unbelievable that Oculus (Facebook) didn't test their page on FF. To be honest, I kinda hate this kind of website where you scroll and the content changes.
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Alphabet's 2017 Founders’ Letter(abc.xyz)
1 points by remir 8y ago|0 comments
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The new logo is more serious than the gopher.
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by remir 8y ago
Everything is about impression and perception. For example, I have observed that people treat me more seriously when I dress better than with the typical "jeans+tshirt" combo. Now, we can say this is superficial bullshit, but at t
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Native Linux Apps in Chrome OS Will Have a Material Design Theme(xda-developers.com)
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by remir 9y ago
Looks interesting, but there's not Android app unfortunately.
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by remir 9y ago
A RSS/ATOM reader with a social aspect (comments) would be cool.
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by remir 9y ago
I think what Eelo is trying to achieve is interesting. They forked LineageOS, but they understood that nowadays a smartphone is not that smart without services (email, map, contact/cal sync, etc), so they plan to develop their own serv
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by remir 9y ago
Technically, nothing prevents Apple and Mozilla (and others) from implementing this technology into their products.
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by remir 9y ago
The problem is that carriers are terrible at this kind of thing. For example, here in Canada, Rogers, Fido and Bell support RCS. Rogers/Fido use Google's Jibe infrastructure, but Bell uses Samsung infrastructure. The result is tha
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by remir 9y ago
It's not ironic. My feeling don't matter in the discussion with the women, she just said my feeling don't matter, probably to invalidate what I said to her.
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by remir 9y ago
People can sense when there's harmony in music, but what about an opinion? To me, the real problem is lack of emotional distance. I was in a thread where a woman declared that all men are inherently abusive/violent toward women. I
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by remir 9y ago
I downloaded Patchwork after someone talked about Scuttlebutt on HN, but when I tried to join any pub servers on their Github repo, none of them worked/connected. 30 minutes later, I uninstalled the thing. The idea was interesting, the
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by remir 9y ago
The problem with the upvote/downvote system is that it's too simplistic. If you have an opinion that goes against the status quo, a lot of people will downvote your comment simply because they disagree with what you said on some e
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by remir 9y ago
"In general, always pick common sense as your guide. If following a “company rule” is obviously ridiculous in a particular situation, such that it would make for a great Dilbert cartoon, then the rule should change." The entire
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by remir 9y ago
If chess clubs are dying around the country because people lost interest in chess, that doesn't mean they aren't looking for something else to play. When Jesus spoke about churches (ekklesia), he wasn't referring to a buildin
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by remir 9y ago
People left the church because it was stuck in a obsolete understanding of the world and did not offer people satisfactory answers to their questions. Past a certain point, if a religion wants to survive, it must renew itself, otherwise it
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by remir 9y ago
A quick Google search return some (cached) results: https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:4N3wSV...

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