webOS was my first introduction to mobile computing so it'll always hold a special place in my heart.
Didn't some of the members of the webOS team join the Android team after HP shut down development? I could be wrong, but I remember something like that happening.
Yeah, you're right. I was responding to the general problem of finding stuff in your inbox as restated by others - not the suggestion of self-destructing email. Sorry I was unclear.
If you help doctors, researchers, and others working on life-threatening problems get relevant information they need faster, then you are indirectly helping with these efforts. Not everyone can be the person on the frontline of these critical efforts, but if you can improve their working conditions then surely you've helped out a bit?
It's worth keeping in mind that the people you grew up studying are invariably selected/memorable for their contributions and that it's very hard to identify the same people in your milieu.
Kind of like saying "50s music is better" or "19th century novels are better" - you're benefiting from history's sorting process.
You're right, I should be more clear. What I meant by that is that there's no clear explicit reason why he's interested in investment banking rather than marketing, consulting, publishing, advertising, whathaveyou.
That reminds me of the old joke about medical school: half the things you learn are wrong, and half you forget - you just have to hope it's the same half.
Thanks for answering, I appreciate it. I'm curious how this data is then used by the stores.
The only example I can think of is optimizing store layout based on neighborhood demographics and what those demographics purchase.
However, big box stores all seem so similar - it doesn't appear on the surface that they do a lot of demographic-based differentiation. Unless their demographics are so similar, which defeats the purpose of profiling?
I would recommend amending the title - it's a little vague, and led me to expect research papers about social media, not research papers shared via social media.
As far as I can tell, some Android devices also save your photos (with filters) in a separate album, so you may not need to download them from Instagram directly.
I don't disagree with you starting from the third sentence, but those first two are remarkably self-congratulatory. It's not clear how being a CS type who follows startups leads you to understand human societies better than anyone else.