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6y ago
Would you agree that to be a monopoly means to have exclusive control of App distribution? Looking across the market Apple has exclusive control of only a small minority percentage of all App distribution.
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6y ago
How would you know if you had authenticity issues or not?
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6y ago
Let's invest in a high speed national passenger rail system!
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6y ago
Although the generated personas are caricatures by design, this is a great example of persona development and user segment branching. Great website with excellent design that provides a thoughtful exploration of the youtube's online &q
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6y ago
As a RC enthusiast who flies for recreation and enjoyment, this is really alarming. Especially because I am someone who enjoys constructing my own aircraft. For what it's worth, the craft I make are in the "Ultra-micro" categ
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6y ago
So no evidence, you just have an unsupported opinion. Cool.
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6y ago
>Most people can't maintain a caloric deficit 1. Do you have an evidence or is this just an assumption based upon your perceived "feeling"? 2. Why?
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tlow
6y ago
Can you say more about these nanotech slugs please?
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7y ago
It would be nice to have a user flow pathway that demonstrates how your product works. Currently your only options are "View camera" and "setup camera", but if you're a new user and you want to see how it works, you
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8y ago
If you read the article, they did get some seemingly nonsensical support responses from Stripe. Regardless of their application at the time they were a customer and given the standard customer-no-service support. That is notable.
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8y ago
>Studying STEM is not natural to many kids That is purely a systemic problem, there's no reason that it couldn't be natural. Also there's no support for you argument, its mere opinion and unsubstantiated conjecture based u
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8y ago
It seems likely we'll see widespread AR deployment first.
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8y ago
Those are 3D programs, but not CAD. For CAD you'd expect Solidworks, Catia and PRO-E.
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8y ago
Is this a violation of Fandango's TOS?
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8y ago
>This is generally not what the people giving the tips have in mind. Can you substantiate that in any way with any kind of evidence or is it a baseless claim?
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8y ago
>Too many people don't stand up for themselves in situations like these. I think you've got it backwards. The issue is that too many companies in position of power too readily screw over their employees from whom they expect lo
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8y ago
Putting a log in requirement to even see what your app does may provide a filter on usage that you don't want. While there may be advantages, I think you'd be hard pressed to overcome the drop off from potential users who will bou
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8y ago
The thing you're touching on here I think is also some degree of freedom for iterative and spontaneous revision/change. A searchable catalog is great when you already know what you need. A catalog is also great when you have no id
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8y ago
It definitely seems Google is bad at Product Design, but certainly they do not lack for the best talent, so is the problem based upon the structure of the org, stakeholders, something else, both, neither?
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8y ago
Did you read the entirety of this report? Can you share any more interesting quotes/bits? If you did read, would you suggest other HN users read it?
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8y ago
"Just use real quotes and observations" Again, it seems you have a strong baseless bias against user centered design practices. You argue against a strawman of your creation.
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8y ago
This is seriously distressing. This underscores the reasons why you should never use a third party messaging system for any sort of private conversations. Why is this so easy? Is it impossible for a well-funded company to keep it's use
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8y ago
This is not necessarily the case and makes light of an entire field. Often times personas are developed by ethnographers, human centered designers, design researchers and are based upon actual users or prospective users. Furthermore, data
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8y ago
It really is a fantastic webpage. Any details on the team producing such content, anyone?
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8y ago
From the articles linked research: " Recent work comparing dogs and wolves suggests that eye contact is an important behaviour underlying these social bonds; however, it remains unclear how this feature of interspecific social bonding
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8y ago
Very skeptical of the veracity of any claim that, "what the brain does when it processes a sentence." is at all universal across a wide sample of humans. What about, for example, differences in languages, culture, personal backgro
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8y ago
Generalize your argument and reply please. Many things require skill, maybe initial capital and upfront investment is the OPs point. OP claims to pay "2k/mo" to get people to quit their jobs and focus on learning X, where X i
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8y ago
Interesting extreme user, would be interested to learn more about how you compute.
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8y ago
This is all very preliminary, a couple of quotes from the article stood out to me: > Roberts wondered whether bacteria from the gut could have leaked from blood vessels into the brain in the hours between a person’s death and the brain’s
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8y ago
Are social networks inherently evil? Is it possible some sort of B-Corp or Foundation could run an ethical social networking product that put respecting and serving its users as a first principle? Could an offering out-compete today's
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