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by s1k3s 3y ago
How is a multi-national company (aka large enterprise) worried about "lack of competitiveness"? Isn't this what they all want? Or maybe they're complaining about the lack of startups that they can acquire?
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by s1k3s 3y ago
There's a paper associated with it that you can read on your phone. And I don't think demo videos are really associated with "research". I agree they could've added both, but let's be honest here you'll ha
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by s1k3s 3y ago
I'd argue that having a "download and run" approach is so much better than videos or demos. Why do you think this is a problem?
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by s1k3s 3y ago
That's really not hard to do, is it?
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by s1k3s 3y ago
Yeah well Sony already has the biggest gaming marketplace to back that up. Everyone else doesn't have this.
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by s1k3s 3y ago
What's so obvious about it? Literally every BIG_CORP except Apple has tried (and failed) at this.
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by s1k3s 3y ago
Why are all these companies bidding on this? Is there a bubble of headset users that I’m not aware of?
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by s1k3s 3y ago
IMO the only good thing is it made people aware of what's happening with their data online. But then we are still tracked, the web experience is much worse, SMEs got another "screw you" from the regulator by increasing their
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by s1k3s 3y ago
I don't know how the experience is in US, but in EU it's because GDPR is a complete failure of a law which doesn't actually solve any problem.
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by s1k3s 3y ago
Speaking of "AI Battles", the conversation I'd like to see more is about how these 2 giants are crushing entire industries in their search for higher stock prices. Far more interesting than Bard vs. ChatGPT imo.
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by s1k3s 3y ago
It's not that simple unfortunately. Some jobs have onboarding, which can last for weeks or even months. While in theory you can figure out if you're being screwed by an employee during onboarding, it would make the entire process
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by s1k3s 3y ago
So does the entire group of “tech reviews” creators on YouTube. Finding an actual review of a product has become impossible, since most videos are just the guy basically reading the product landing page with some nice angles on camera. Ban
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by s1k3s 3y ago
Since there are some comments that seem to misunderstand it (clickbait title also btw), this is about "papers reporting publicly funded research".
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by s1k3s 3y ago
Minimalism for the sake of minimalism is just as bad as the concept described in the article. For example I find your blog very easy to read but very hard to navigate. I don't understand its structure, I can't find any menus and I
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by s1k3s 3y ago
Love articles like this because I know there's some manager somewhere who will read this and force it upon their team without having any idea if it's good or not. And in 3 years we'll have people from those teams complaining
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by s1k3s 3y ago
Another one: Rocket, a self hosted open source alternative: https://github.com/RocketChat/Rocket.Chat
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by s1k3s 3y ago
I've criticized the original article for lack of information here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35698547#35703662 However, this blog post takes it too far: > It proceeds to not show the contents of this HTTP
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by s1k3s 3y ago
Kind reminder that while a few people might be concerned and act upon this, the vast majority simply don't care and will opt into anything the program asks them to.
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by s1k3s 3y ago
Casually enabled by default by the way.
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by s1k3s 3y ago
I wonder why they didn't actually post the data that's being sent over. Especially because it says: > Investigating this further we can see that the packages are sent via the HTTP protocol and are not encrypted using HTTPS, SSL
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by s1k3s 3y ago
Did he make them money?
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by s1k3s 3y ago
> Success was defined as the rocket leaving the launchpad. That's not what they said in their mission presentation though. It was supposed to launch, separate, return the booster back, then the rocket was supposed to orbit once aro
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by s1k3s 4y ago
The ones that are needed to run a business, but which tech founders don't posses: sales & marketing. How could I possibly consider the person who's selling my code a liability?
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by s1k3s 4y ago
tldr: - they want to add Bard into search - they want to add "AI features into maps" - they want to add a tool to create AI images from Google Image Search So no, they're not actually working on fixing their issues with searc
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by s1k3s 4y ago
I strongly disagree with most of the points in this article. Why does he blame small app developers for vendor lock-in? Why is everyone casually avoiding the fact that vendor lock-in comes from.. vendors? You think I want to rewrite the sam
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by s1k3s 4y ago
Indeed! Mindblowing answers on “expert” mode. Really nice!
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by s1k3s 4y ago
Feels kind of weird if you take it out of the concrete questions related to coding and you move to more abstract questions like architecture, scalability, security etc. By weird I mean it feels like it summarises abstract answers like they’
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by s1k3s 4y ago
We never reached quality on mobile UX for websites. Not because it can't be done (see Wikipedia or apple.com) but because it seems like we don't want it. Social media websites are total crap, presumably because they want you to us
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by s1k3s 4y ago
Thanks, it seems like Quicktime + iMovie is what I was looking for.
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by s1k3s 4y ago
Does anyone know what software they use to make these short demo videos? I see them in lots of app landing pages and I'm curious how to make them.

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