Not that weird, you're in the majority now and birth rates are plummeting all over the world.
This is true for consoles as well. Console prices are increasing, I think this is the first time I witness that. Console prices used to go down until the next generation comes out.
They spied on their mobile users with the Facebook app to detect Instagram and WhatsApp growth early
Not really. In France we have a French brand of bikes, from the sports retailer Intersport, called Nakamura... They actually hide the fact it's a local brand, let people think it's a Japanese brand, to suggest it's…
Don't you already have conduits, or undergrounds where old telephone lines are running already? That's what we used to install optical fiber everywhere in cities France. Really easy, nothing to tear open. And because…
Human decisions but usually with external factors: increasing costs, pressure to grow, etc. If they could get away with raising price just because they feel like it they would do it earlier and more often.
It's a vicious cycle if we get in an "inflationary spiral", but most of the time a small inflation is pretty healthy.
Comparing prices between Japan and Europe or US is strongly skewed by the weak yen. The fact that the JPY has lost a lot of value compared to the US dollar has nothing to do with how prices or salaries in Japan evolve.
I remember getting interested in an app because of the icon looked nice. Also couldn't use apps if the icon was too ugly and spoiled my beautiful dock.
They have more than 1 billion people that are getting more and more educated, they have the capital and will to invest in it, they will get there eventually. The "moat" we're talking about with private companies is that…
They're already capable to build microprocessors completely in-house. This is precisely the cutting edge we're talking about. This matters for AI datacenters in particular, if they want to be autonomous in building them…
Also it's no longer a toy for hobbyist but a necessary tool to participate in society
nobody wants the Cybertruck, why would anyone scalp it?
Depends on the country I guess, but in France it's about 3% of the rent. For that price they will pay you the rent if the tenant is not paying, and take care of the getting paid by the tenant. If landlords don't want to…
The benefit you give (be able to "cut" a kana in the middle) is really weak, I've never seen anyone being confused by that when learning in kana. This is completely nullified by all the drawbacks of using romaji while…
They are completely ignoring the market of parents who want a non-Smartphone for their kids. And I'm pretty sure this market is going to grow, much more than adults who want to limit themselves.
That's pretty crazy when you see that in developed countries, Japan in particular, population is aging and declining. Countries should be competing for the best immigrants, not closing their doors.
I never really understood this "US person" restriction. There are 350M people in US, mostly citizens and green cards holders, surely some of them could be working for a foreign power.
This is a short-term view approach and can really hurt a company on the long term. It's also why US car companies are a wreck.
The difference is that the biggest popup offender was not the same company behind the browser everyone uses... Just imagine if Netscape and MS made all their money from popups at the time.
Is there any evidence this was broken by AI? I feel like these day any time users find an issue in software they blame it on "vibe coding". But software had bugs before AI.
You're doing a bit of a "true Scotsman fallacy" here.
The world was not "just watching doing nothing", there was a Iran nuclear deal that made sure they didn't get nuclear weapons.
They didn't even lose any money, because by closing the store the damages were never paid. It's really depressing to see to be honest.
It's just as depressing as the other one, it shows that BAM knows exactly how to abuse the law to get away with stealing.
Not that weird, you're in the majority now and birth rates are plummeting all over the world.
This is true for consoles as well. Console prices are increasing, I think this is the first time I witness that. Console prices used to go down until the next generation comes out.
They spied on their mobile users with the Facebook app to detect Instagram and WhatsApp growth early
Not really. In France we have a French brand of bikes, from the sports retailer Intersport, called Nakamura... They actually hide the fact it's a local brand, let people think it's a Japanese brand, to suggest it's…
Don't you already have conduits, or undergrounds where old telephone lines are running already? That's what we used to install optical fiber everywhere in cities France. Really easy, nothing to tear open. And because…
Human decisions but usually with external factors: increasing costs, pressure to grow, etc. If they could get away with raising price just because they feel like it they would do it earlier and more often.
It's a vicious cycle if we get in an "inflationary spiral", but most of the time a small inflation is pretty healthy.
Comparing prices between Japan and Europe or US is strongly skewed by the weak yen. The fact that the JPY has lost a lot of value compared to the US dollar has nothing to do with how prices or salaries in Japan evolve.
I remember getting interested in an app because of the icon looked nice. Also couldn't use apps if the icon was too ugly and spoiled my beautiful dock.
They have more than 1 billion people that are getting more and more educated, they have the capital and will to invest in it, they will get there eventually. The "moat" we're talking about with private companies is that…
They're already capable to build microprocessors completely in-house. This is precisely the cutting edge we're talking about. This matters for AI datacenters in particular, if they want to be autonomous in building them…
Also it's no longer a toy for hobbyist but a necessary tool to participate in society
nobody wants the Cybertruck, why would anyone scalp it?
Depends on the country I guess, but in France it's about 3% of the rent. For that price they will pay you the rent if the tenant is not paying, and take care of the getting paid by the tenant. If landlords don't want to…
The benefit you give (be able to "cut" a kana in the middle) is really weak, I've never seen anyone being confused by that when learning in kana. This is completely nullified by all the drawbacks of using romaji while…
They are completely ignoring the market of parents who want a non-Smartphone for their kids. And I'm pretty sure this market is going to grow, much more than adults who want to limit themselves.
That's pretty crazy when you see that in developed countries, Japan in particular, population is aging and declining. Countries should be competing for the best immigrants, not closing their doors.
I never really understood this "US person" restriction. There are 350M people in US, mostly citizens and green cards holders, surely some of them could be working for a foreign power.
This is a short-term view approach and can really hurt a company on the long term. It's also why US car companies are a wreck.
The difference is that the biggest popup offender was not the same company behind the browser everyone uses... Just imagine if Netscape and MS made all their money from popups at the time.
Is there any evidence this was broken by AI? I feel like these day any time users find an issue in software they blame it on "vibe coding". But software had bugs before AI.
You're doing a bit of a "true Scotsman fallacy" here.
The world was not "just watching doing nothing", there was a Iran nuclear deal that made sure they didn't get nuclear weapons.
They didn't even lose any money, because by closing the store the damages were never paid. It's really depressing to see to be honest.
It's just as depressing as the other one, it shows that BAM knows exactly how to abuse the law to get away with stealing.