Normally Dilger's bias bothers me in his AI articles. They often feel more like homerism than journalism (though I'm finding him to be a great podcast guest), and it's hard to dig out the useful new information.
This...
Well, the interesting thing is that this connector has an EPROM. I wonder if it isn't going to update every so often when it's on the net... So if you've got an unauthorized and imperfect clone, it might stop working on you at some...
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Originally Posted by tylerk36
I like the sixth gen iPod Nano. Only because I use mine as a watch. I like the 7th gen as well but you can't use it in the same manner. I think they should have...
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Originally Posted by jimfrost
If you've worked on software you know that you're working flat out right up to the day of release and even so it's never done. And that's just on the software, not counting...
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Originally Posted by hill60
Auto complete did it for me.
I just tested it on an iPhone 5 in the Apple Store this weekend. Maps even "autocompleted" my typing "Columbia" with...
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Originally Posted by axual
All software is released with bugs. Maps is no different.
It's not if it has bugs. It's how quickly those are fixed. That a cloud-based service's client app still...
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Originally Posted by jnjnjn
His name is above the article.
Painful indeed.
J.
You know, I never noticed names of authors on AI until Dilger came along. Then I...
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Originally Posted by Corrections
Wow that's a lot of unsubstantiated defamation to pack into your first comment on AI.
The only thing better that "spotty logic" is making wild...
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Originally Posted by TheOtherGeoff
Daniel, this borders on a RoughlyDrafted Rant.... It provides interesting backstory and opinion, but not as much 'insider' information.
It's interesting, just not sure which...