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by remir 6y ago
Don't sweat it. Some people will find anything pretentious. I was eating a Shawarma some time ago and a colleague asked me what I was eating. I answered "Shawarma" and this was enough for him to think I was some kind of eliti
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by remir 6y ago
Let's put aside Schmidt for a moment, I think it's naive to assume other nations won't have their best talent work on ML, image recognition and AI. That being said, I am not American, so my opinion on this is irrelevant.
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by remir 7y ago
Also the WebTV/MSN TV before it: https://www.wikiwand.com/en/MSN_TV
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by remir 7y ago
It's all perspective. Google didn't ruined the internet. In fact, the internet isn't in ruin. Perhaps the author should reconsider treating Google, or any search engine, as sources of truth. And if Google ruined the internet,
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by remir 7y ago
My internet provider uses another bigger telco's network for the "last mile" connection and they have cheaper prices as a result. Now, if they were to run their own fiber and install their own equipment in telephone poles, th
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by remir 7y ago
Would HR at Elon's companies hire people without college or university degree?
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by remir 7y ago
Let's say I'm a casual gamers, without a console or a gaming PC and I briefly heard of Stadia. I imagine this is their target audience. I went to stadia.google.com and there's no catalog with the available games on the platfo
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by remir 7y ago
Bold move by Microsoft. I get that the cloud is more lucrative, but I feel like this is a bit premature. Plenty of businesses aren't ready to switch to the cloud and it seems like MS and others want to push this illusion of "every
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by remir 7y ago
It depends on the use case, I guess. Miracast is good for quick sharing of content stored locally on your phone/laptop, whereas Chromecast is better suited to stream content that is hosted elsewhere, so it doesn't drain your batte
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by remir 7y ago
It is indeed quite frustrating. I can print from my phone without installing any app and it's awesome, but I wish I could do the same with sharing photos/videos on TVs.
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by remir 7y ago
How is their mobile app?
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by remir 7y ago
Let's create a scenario for one moment: imagine we're being visited by a highly advanced civilization. Who they are, where they come from or why they're here is totally unknown. Again, just an imaginary scenario. Now, put you
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by remir 7y ago
There have been reports of UFOs since the second world war. I don't think the Chinese were flying highly advanced drones back then. Same thing with the US.
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by remir 7y ago
I said this 10 years ago: if government from many developed nations pool their resources together, we could have a serious alternative to Windows and Windows Server. Most of the base elements are already there.
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by remir 7y ago
One of Apple's core strength is in marketing. I heard some folks refer to an Android phone as an iPhone. When I pointed out that it was in fact an Android (LG), they didn't knew what Android was. For them, the category of devices
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by remir 7y ago
Now those of us with postgraduate degrees and who are in the elite of the Democratic Party live in our own Versailles, and we don’t know any working-class people either—except perhaps the name of a barista at Starbucks or the woman who com
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by remir 7y ago
I feel like there's potential for a DIY movement around these "smart" things that is focused around the total package, not just the software, but also the design and aesthetic of the end product. With 3D printers and off the
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by remir 7y ago
Streaming services, iCloud backup, podcasting apps on iPhone rendered iTunes obsolete.
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by remir 7y ago
Your comment shows a lack of perspective. Depending on where you live, $400 could be a good amount. OP could be living in another country where this kind of money could be very interesting.
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by remir 7y ago
Found a video onn YouTube that demonstrate the system a little bit: https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=361&v=GODp6q4Sac... Pretty cool stuff.
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by remir 7y ago
Sony, exept their Playstation division, are terrible at marketing. You can sense there's an old guard there that is clueless about how to market a product in this modern age.
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by remir 7y ago
Nothing happens because politicians needs to sell dreams in order to get elected. The public doesn't want the truth, that's the problem. There's people out there in very poor shape, smoking cigarettes, drinking alcohol and ea
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by remir 7y ago
Unless they wanted to be seen as to observe our reaction.
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by remir 7y ago
When China will invent game changing technology that benefit the world in a massive way, then we'll be able to say they're leaders.
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Over 1,500 Ring passwords have been found on the dark web(techcrunch.com)
1 points by remir 7y ago|0 comments
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by remir 7y ago
The future of high technology at this time does seem to be in the hands of China with the rest of the world contributing a bit. I highly doubt this. So far, what China has done is producing lower cost equivalent to products already develo
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Firefox Voice Campaign(events.mozilla.org)
4 points by remir 7y ago|0 comments
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by remir 7y ago
S'well water bottles as another example of this. These are just made in China water bottles with some printed pattern on them, but some people are talking about them like it's this new awesome thing.
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by remir 7y ago
I believe the most important thing we can teach kids is the ability to discern influences, at all time. Some are positive, and obviously some are negative. Everything exert an influence on us and it is crucial to be aware of it. People shou
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by remir 7y ago
Dashlane is among the most polished ones. There's also Bitwarden which is free and open source.

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