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on desktop the constant ping to install an ios app, but you're on x86 man. that constant prompt of the camera button when I'm on a x86. it may have worked when mobile was your roots, but you have to grow beyond mobile-only to at least allow other views.
granted somebody like Benedict Evans would say x86 is dead, but why kill the views, its cheap to produce ?
Even some kind of auto model visualizer that helps every so often like a replacement for the ignoble package mmanager side panel view.
We're still so stuck on text editing.
the conspirator in me thinks maybe he figured out its better to hire lots and fire lots churn/burn em out. amazon is always having those hire-events where you go like cattle to get filtered for a likely bad job b/c you won't appear all that selective to them.
"Through it, we see a world in which no one ever has to say ‘goodbye’ too soon, and people are able to leverage engagement with their health to live their best lives." -- bunch of BS :]
there was talk back in the app.net days with lots of wonder for what developers would do with an open twitter-like system, with open clients, open data etc.
imo it would be quite cool to have an open source content system like twitter that actually maintains a live service, where the git project auto-magic manages the production pipeline to live.
but imagine a fully open system providing tweet streams with little direct corporate involvement.
(who knows how to fund the bandwidth etc)
but even more so, he sounds like the architect in the matrix having dialogue with some critics.
http://highscalability.com/blog/2014/8/6/tokutek-white-paper...
I think if people en masse began to reject extortion rent we could have a situation. This never seems to happen but it would be a spectacle: thousands of 160k/yr workers decide to camp in tents until rents subside, all camped out in the streets in a section of Sf.
and how that can layer onto a hardware / device Org.. they never seem compatible
really GooG should democratize quant stuff next .. diy hedge fund algos.