@AlexAndBooks_ I read it a couple years back thanks to a recommendation from a former colleague--it really should be required reading in every high school.
@hjluks thanks for this...I've had a nagging shoulder thing for about a year and a half and though it's improved, I haven't been able to solve it for good. will do some digging into your shoulder post.
@Alex_Intel_ This perspective leaves out the fact that the revenue for TSMC's depreciated fabs generate pure profit, something Intel minimized by rushing to the next nodes. It blinded the company from the extremely obvious strength of the foundry model.
@DKThomp With streaming we now have a view into what people actually listen to. Before, we only had radio (pushed) and sales, not what's being played. I don't find this trend surprising at all (especially coupled with the fact that I don't think anyone has figured out recommendations).
@AlexAndBooks_ Here with my very meta admonition that people who gather data need to read "The End of Average." Averages hide so much information...I want to see the real distribution.
@michaelmiraflor This is where all the volume is in laptops. Having returned to a Windows work machine for the first time in years, I think the Neo is going to slay.
I'm using a Windows laptop for the first time in almost 10 years and reading this headline I wondered: does my machine have a touchscreen? Turns out it does. ๐ Do people actually use these? Pointless.
NEW: Appleโs touch-screen MacBook Pro will have the Dynamic Island and a new interface that moves between touch and point-and-click to fit what the user wants at the given time. https://t.co/Pe7Khhem22
@BStulberg #4 and #5 are huge...I can't believe how strong the Tiger Woods myth is, people spending at least half the year's weekends hauling their 13-year-old soccer "phenom" around the planet, just waiting for them to burn out at any moment.