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About synotic
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Comment #18894611
Works for me on 12.1.1 on iPad Pro with FaceID.
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Comment #17981878
Since you're looking for feedback: 1. Seeing a list of people associated with a product is kind of useful, but I specifically want to know what their role was / what they did, vs. …
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Comment #11487283
Check out Lytro Cinema: http://techcrunch.com/2016/04/11/lytro-cinema-is-giving-film... https://www.lytro.com/cinema
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Comment #10920108
Andrew Ng's popular Machine Learning course goes over most of the topics in the slides: https://www.coursera.org/learn/machine-learning Linear and logistic regression, gradient des…
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Comment #10798479
In a similar vein, there's a really great talk by Eric Mazur, Physics professor at Harvard about peer instruction — https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WwslBPj8GgI He goes into why he …
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Comment #7112769
I learned the most with VimGolf ( http://vimgolf.com/ ). It's also pretty fun.
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Comment #5773329
Better, original article: http://allthingsd.com/20130523/draw-something-from-this-yaho... A video of Tom Parsey talking about Yahoo! and design: http://vimeo.com/61682055
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Comment #4995432
If you register your site with Facebook, you can get that information on Facebook's end: https://developers.facebook.com/docs/opengraphprotocol/ under "Domain Insights."
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Comment #4197651
I think it depends on what you're trying to achieve. For example if you're trying to pull off the iPhone in one year with 5 guys, it makes sense to spend time finding the best guys…
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Comment #3398761
I don't know the details, but to your and latchkey's point, I think the reason they support these SDKs (in addition to their generic Graph API) is that they're consumers of those S…
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Comment #2635823
I think this might be overly optimistic. Really smart people can also have really large egos and no patience for common courtesy. When they're sure of something, they have no probl…
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Comment #2546942
Aren't bubbles bad?
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Comment #2403089
I didn't vote you down, but people are probably considering the difference between design and aesthetics/taste. Design should be a solution to a problem. In this case, the problem …
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Comment #2376081
I think one of the key words here that the OP didn't use was "for." I.e. he never said "I live for the present." Rather, I think the word he was going for (correct me if I'm wrong)…
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Comment #2261209
Always thought Firewire was a pretty good name.
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Comment #2239984
It depends on who you're working for (how top-down or bottom-up the company is) and how autonomous you are. Doing things cheaply and quickly, even in a web startup is shortsighted.…
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Comment #2229362
Depends whether you're innovating in the frontend or the backend. The user interface for the iPhone was completely designed before any of the frontend was coded. There's a great co…
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Comment #2214926
I can :)... Your resume usually serves two different audiences — the screener, and the person interviewing you. You should optimize for both audiences, and possibly work on breakin…
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Comment #2142096
In addition to my normal commit and mailing filters, I set up one filter called "Non-direct" that's effectively "something that's not addressed directly to me and doesn't fall unde…
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Comment #2069901
Shock?