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hanief
1y ago
I refuse to buy hardware from Meta again. I bought two Portal TV from them and it discontinued and not supported within two years. Now I have two junks in my drawer. :(
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hanief
1y ago
I'd like to try this, but it is quite expensive compared to Zebra Sarasa or Pentel Energel. The metal body is interesting, I wonder how different is the weight and feel to pens with plastic body.
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hanief
2y ago
I think they falsely believe human only needs one sense to navigate: sight. But we actually use our hearing, smell, and touch too. So, multiple type sensors is actually better than only one.
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hanief
5y ago
Ironically, the website is broken when viewed on Safari. Just white blank page. :(
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AWS Launches New Region in Jakarta, Indonesia
(press.aboutamazon.com)
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hanief
5y ago
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hanief
5y ago
This is impressive. The nerd in me wants to play with it right away, but the skeptic me just doesn't see that this will be mass produced anytime soon. Hopefully I'm wrong.
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hanief
6y ago
Here's a million dollar idea for LEGO Group (or any third party): make and sell a LEGO sorting machine. It should be portable enough, and flexible enough for wide ranging of application. I think it can sell loads of them.
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hanief
8y ago
Apple is pursuing the wireless future, as simple as that. Be it audio, data transfer, or even power. In the case of headphone jack, they pursue that goal by fixing the bluetooth flaws not by content with what we have right now. Is it a wort
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Hands-on with the first in-display fingerprint sensor
(theverge.com)
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hanief
9y ago
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hanief
9y ago
It reminds me of a nice song with a similar title : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kpj3ra3AeJk
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Why is 10 past 10 the default setting for clocks and watches in advertisement?
(ncbi.nlm.nih.gov)
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hanief
9y ago
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hanief
9y ago
It worked on my iPhone the first time I tried it. But after reloading, it doesn't seem to work anymore. Maybe slow or too much connection?
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hanief
9y ago
Location: Nottingham, UK Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: iOS, Objective-C, Swift, Go, Javascript, PHP, Laravel, Wordpress Résumé/CV: http://hanief.cahyautama.com/public/Resume.pdf Email: hanief@c
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hanief
10y ago
Apple is a victim of their own success. It's a dilemma really. Their culture vs public interest. I am sure they are exploring new spaces like VR, AR, cars, etc but they haven't finished a decent product yet so they don't anno
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hanief
10y ago
Whether Apple pursue the hardware route remains to be seen. They only changed their strategy, probably to develop the core self-driving technology first then worry about the design of the car later.
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Marc Andreessen: Flying cars are closer than you think
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10y ago
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hanief
10y ago
Because it's a MacBook; with batteries in it. The value is in the mobility. If you don't need the batteries and mobility, you could buy a Mac Mini, iMac or Mac Pro.
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hanief
10y ago
Yes. I bought the same model to replace my mid-2011 Macbook Air. Coming from an ancient one, this Macbook Pro is a reveleation. Your experience echo mine. I love the new keyboard very much, no problem typing on it. It even has a pleasing so
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hanief
10y ago
Is your premise correct though? Will you need to move your head up and down? Isn't the touch bar will be in your field of vision? Even if your premise is true, is it better to move your head up and down or to move your hands forward an
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hanief
10y ago
No, sir. In fact you can still see both the current content on the Macbook screen and the entire timeline on the Touch Bar. On trackpad, you need to actually move the pointer to the content before you can scrub, and it's not really tha
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hanief
10y ago
I haven't actually tried it yet, but by watching the launch demo and several screenshots of touch bar on app like Photos or Final Cut Pro I can see that: - Touch Bar is probably better on scrubbing/scrolling because you can actual
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hanief
10y ago
Apple's HIG[1] on the Touch bar is actually great. You can sort of understand the reason Apple put it on the Macbook. You can at least envision two interesting things: - Touch UI for scrubbing/scrolling contents faster. - Dynamic
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hanief
10y ago
A general rule I follow on my Mac to minimize memory and power consumption: - Use Safari - Avoid web based desktop app like Atom, Slack, etc. - Limit maximum of 3 app open, e.g. Xcode + iTerm + Safari. Bonus: I can focus my mind on the thin
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hanief
10y ago
IMHO, Apple removing headphone jack and legacy ports is exactly the kind of things that opposite of having "toner heads" running the company. If "toner heads" are really running Apple they will be scared taking the risk
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hanief
10y ago
But will it run FORTRAN or COBOL? ;)
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hanief
10y ago
Randall "intuition" that iOS and MacOS will merge probably gonna happen in the near future: http://www.iclarified.com/57138/apple-adds-arm-support-to-ma...
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Jeff Bezos Interview with Walt Mossberg on Code Conference
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10y ago
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hanief
10y ago
Yes. I've been using Realm for my work app. In my opinion it's easier than Core Data, and certainly much easier than bare SQLite. I've expected it to cross 1.0 after 0.99 but it keeps going on to more than 0.101. So, congrats
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hanief
10y ago
Out of Topic: .design TLD is new to me. I wonder if new and obscure TLDs like this will be familiar to non power-user.
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hanief
10y ago
Did you mean UIColor and NSColor? :)
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