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> Schmidt: Our view of social is a little different than what everyone has been writing. we want our core products to get better from social information. > We are trying to add a social component [to google's core products] to make them even better.
http://techcrunch.com/2010/09/16/details-on-the-google-socia...
I think it should be Waterloo.
This, however, does nothing to solve update fragmentation. OS updates change the OS, and certain devices simply don't have the memory, or other hardware restrictions, to allow for newer updates. Those did not include app-stuff, the app announcements were just coupled with OS announcement.
06:07 < ryannn> They say there's no 'central weak point'
06:07 < ryannn> Yeah there is, there's the developers
06:08 < ryannn> There's been bugs in the client that have allowed the blockchain to split previously
06:08 < ryannn> One could just backdoor the bitcoin client binaries, not the source.
06:08 < ryannn> Nobody would figure it out until it's too late
http://turtle.dereferenced.org/~nenolod/linode/linode-abridg...
A more accurate way of thinking about this is: how much the computer works like our mind. Not surprising considering that people build things based on how we understand everything else. Whether it was done consciously or subconsciously.
Dentist: How dentist grips the tool indicates how it behaves. Eg. control speed of a rotary tool like a drill based on a grip.
Doctor: Patient giving doctor feedback with their hand.
Military: For some guns, one finger on the trigger does a single shot for precision, two fingers does bursts for rapid fire.