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by remir 9y ago
Yeah, I agree. If the phone doesn't recognize the song you want, you'll use Shazam anyway. So in the end, you can't trust the system 100% so the benefits of having this feature are pretty limited.
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by remir 9y ago
Depends on the dream. Sometimes, I'll wake up and "remember" the dream as a first person experience. Other times it's not so clear.
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by remir 9y ago
The chatbot/AI race reminds me of AOL, CompuServe and France's Minitel back in the days. They wanted to be THE network, but we all know what happened. So Google, Amazon, Facebook, Apple, etc, are all trying to win the AI game, but
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by remir 9y ago
Shareholders demand growth and Apple entering China is a way for them to grow. If Cook says "fuck it, we pack our shit and leave China", the board will quickly replace him because there's simply too much money to be made in C
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by remir 9y ago
I think Google Pay makes more sense than Android Pay for two reasons: The first is that non-technical people don't seem to know what is Android. They know their phone is a Samsung Galaxy, LG G series or a Motorola, but most of them d
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by remir 9y ago
Perhaps because Google is currently working on a potential Android successor in the name of Fuchsia. Knowing this, Google Pay makes more sense.
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by remir 9y ago
Bingo. Some time ago, I watched a video of Mark Zuckerberg at some VR conference and he said something like "VR is not about replacing reality. It's about making it better" . I mean, imagine the quality and realism of the AR
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by remir 9y ago
We haven't seen nothing yet. Smartphone addiction is a thing, but at least you can put your phone in your pocket on silent and go on with your day. But AR lenses are coming and will be the next big thing in my opinion. Imagine being im
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by remir 9y ago
Yeah, I remember Jobs saying they wanted to put a G5 in the Powerbook but couldn't do it because the chip was too power hungry.
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by remir 9y ago
Apple has probably the best recycling program in the industry. I bet there are far more Motorolas, Asus, and LG devices in landfils than iPhones.
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by remir 9y ago
The point is; if this mission to create a Google-less alternative is so important and necessary, why not join force with the people who are already working on said alternative? Surely, having all these developers working on one project woul
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by remir 9y ago
Same reason you now have 200+ Linux distributions: people have opinions and disagreements plus free software means everybody can fork a project and do their own thing. Meanwhile, Windows is still king of the desktop and Android is king of m
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by remir 9y ago
Groove Music is literally dead. Play Music is buried on the Play Store somewhere as if Google doesn't want people to access it. Seriously, I had to do a Google search to find it. Its UI is not as good as Spotify (in my opinion) and the
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by remir 9y ago
Spotify's strength is their recommendation engine, IMO. It's really good.
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by remir 9y ago
Apparently Apple is gearing up to create their own video content.
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by remir 9y ago
From what I understand, with Dart/Flutter you can write apps for Fuchsia, iOS and Android with the same codebase. I think this could be interesting for devs. If making Fuchsia apps is easier and more pleasant than making Android apps,
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by remir 9y ago
It's not that she feels entitled to his wealth, it's that the prenup makes her feel like her husband doesn't trust her 100% to NOT go after his wealth in the case of a divorce. Notice she said she would never hurt her husband
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Lockbox: a stand-alone password manager by Mozilla(mozilla-lockbox.github.io)
2 points by remir 9y ago|1 comments
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by remir 9y ago
I though this was no longer a problem with Project Treble?
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by remir 9y ago
>Was this press club disclosure ultimately discredited? I haven't seen anything to discredit the message from the witnesses in the video, but the guy who organised the Disclosure Project (Steven Greer) is really convinced that ET ar
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by remir 9y ago
>On a more serious note, I can't believe any government can keep a tight enough lid on something like that. Someone, somewhere is bound to defect or to leak it is somehow. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BtmpaM0PqyI
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by remir 9y ago
Another theory is that we're being visited be entities from a parallel dimension.
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by remir 9y ago
UFO doesn't mean alien spacecraft. It means unidentified flying object . Bigelow might be convinced we're being visited by intelligent beings from elsewhere in the cosmos, but that's just a belief. UFOs have been filmed and
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by remir 9y ago
There's no doubt there's a kind of aura of ridicule around the subject of UFOs and I'm sure credible people don't want to be associated with it. That being said, I think it's something worthy of exploration. My inte
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by remir 9y ago
I share your concerns. The consequences of porn consumption are real. Google "your brain on porn". I now see frequent posts on /r/relationships about porn problems on various level.
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by remir 9y ago
If this is problematic today, imagine how things will be in 20 years. It will be nightmarish. You're on Facebook, you have a baby, you post photos of your child on Fb and he/she becomes an entity in Fb's database. Your child
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by remir 9y ago
Same for me. The Google Pixels and the Essential PH-1 are good options if you want an Android phone as they receive regular monthly security updates.
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by remir 9y ago
The problem is Apple doesn't sell a thicker iPhone 8, so we don't know if it would sell better or worse than the thinner version.
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by remir 9y ago
I agree. I would like to see a new Mini with good specs but Apple is uninterested in this machine, it seems.
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by remir 9y ago
Samsung makes their own browser on Android.

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