I think that supernova metaphor, the redwoods that you were talking about, you see that iterating everywhere across the Valley, but you also see it iterating in nature.
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Let's get it into ... Yeah, Megan talked about iterating.
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The two kept iterating until something emerged in the data.
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And so the process of doing that and iterating on that.
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Whatever they learn form this, they should keep iterating the product.
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It was Masa iterating with us and putting out his vision.
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Iterating on last year's design, it's made of glass and aluminum.
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But, in the process, we're also iterating on the hardware side.
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Woody Allen has since issued another statement re-iterating his previous denial.
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It evolves by iterating itself based on your feedback and personal patterns.
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It's iterating on prototypes, each unit contained within a 3d-printed shell.
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Google is still iterating and releasing updates for its TV operating system.
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Instagram is iterating and adding new features at an insanely fast rate.
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"This is one of Kohl's towering strengths — testing and iterating," Howe said.
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A tech industry thing where engineers are constantly tweaking and iterating on themselves?
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Clearly, Fitbit's internal team felt the Blaze's design was something worth iterating on.
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Other companies are trying, but they're iterating slowly and making far more mistakes.
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He practiced with associates and CEOs who successfully raised money and kept iterating.
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After iterating on a few ideas, you've found something people are interested in.
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We are going to be painting with blue chalk paint, iterating its passages.
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Game development is an ongoing series of finding solutions, fixing problems, iterating and improving.
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Overall, it's good to see Snapchat iterating across its software, hardware and business units.
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AM4 will be constantly iterating, with each athlete's data used to shape future designs.
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It's the process of rapidly iterating new engineering, learning, and then doing something different.
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From that experience, he learned the importance of rapidly prototyping and iterating on products.
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BlaBlaCar is iterating once again on its marketplace strategy for all your car needs.
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ClassPass has come a long way since 2013, iterating its business model several times.
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After about a month of testing and iterating, we test the game on nytimes.
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We're taking feedback, we're iterating on the ad, just like we would anything else.
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I had a long discussion with my son today and we were iterating it out.
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"The root of Twitter's problems was they were scared at iterating the product," Greenfield said.
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Y Combinator has developed a reputation under its president, Sam Altman, for iterating — a lot.
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"Always be iterating" is a favoured mantra of Silicon Valley startups and established corporations alike.
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"Salesforce is iterating faster than their competitors, and they're continuing to take share," Tenebruso said.
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And ever since then, laptop makers have been slowly iterating on these two basic designs.
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Iterating with them on an escape pod design that might be safe enough to try.
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We were listening to customer feedback, iterating, using "best practices," and closely tracking our churn.
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They often have to go to market in phases, iterating as new data becomes available.
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ALG: OK. And I guess it was a lot of iterating, self-testing, queasy stomachs?
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Yet we would spend weeks or months iterating, in different phases, these different design iterations.
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The esoteric symbols she'd been iterating take on new meaning in proximity to a person.
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Melding these things together and iterating on them was bumpier I think than anyone would've liked.
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He was endlessly iterating on himself, going from rounded edges to hard edges and back again.
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Keep iterating until you find a problem worth solving, like a hammer looking for a nail.
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Zelie for She: Some designers are notable for iterating on a signature aesthetic season after season.
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We published those, we had a lot of good feedback and we're going to keep iterating.
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From very early on, I was always iterating new ideas and new ways to do things.
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One thing we are great at in Silicon Valley is iterating fast to the best answers.
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But there is also a question of whether Instagram can continue iterating in a unique way?
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Wildbit implemented a four-day workweek in 2017 and has been iterating on the approach since.
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While on the subject of shipping fast and iterating later, let's talk about A/B testing.
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Instead, DJI has spent most of 2019 broadening its portfolio and iterating on other popular products.
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But we were able to keep iterating on it and making it better every single day.
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"I think this roof is going to look really knockout as we keep iterating" Musk said.
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Then keep iterating until one finds out just when the Moon will be in the appropriate position.
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Neustaedter said they plan to keep iterating on their glove design and augmenting them with other technologies.
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And it's worth re-iterating, what some might refer to as trashy, others might call downright feminist.
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Challenger banks are all iterating at a rapid pace and fighting each other like there's no tomorrow.
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Chapman assures me that iterating on ads to find what works is all part of the process.
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The model is fast, since startups are iterating rapidly in competition with each other, but also cheap.
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And as we do that, we keep improving and iterating on the end-to-end business model.
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You are iterating something that needs to be recreated in some way and expanded upon every time.
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Automattic insists on its slow-paced and sustainable approach when it comes to launching and iterating products.
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With Storyline, customers will stay throughout the process of launching and iterating upon their voice app, he states.
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A transparent company iterating through launch challenges is much better received than a silent company not acknowledging issues.
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While Valve might be done on the hardware side, the company is still iterating on Steam Link apps.
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I'm glad to see Google iterating on the software, and the changes do seem to be an improvement.
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Designing and iterating with this responsibility in mind will produce better studies and perhaps even some real conclusions.
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The company is continually iterating on its own product and is very public about the changes it makes.
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But what if that's wrong, or even destructive, for the process of gaining empathy and key insights/iterating?
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More to the point, it should make developing and iterating apps for iOS that much easier than before.
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Getting things done on the fly with little to no planning but iterating quickly to meet deadlines.3.
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These guys are very microservices-oriented, very product-oriented, so they're very quick at iterating and developing products.
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Then it became a matter of iterating on SaaS concepts for an exploding range of B2B use-cases.
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"We stay committed to iterating and improving our work in this space, and doing what's right for our community."
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Essential is already iterating on its app and has a strong foundation in place from which to do so.
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I think the landscape is continually changing and iterating, as they say, and it will be interesting to see.
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And then together we kept iterating on the prototype for the objective mode, which eventually became what we shipped.
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When we began iterating on a bot within our messaging product, I was prepared to brainstorm hundreds of names.
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Goshen says MakerBot is iterating on its hardware "very quickly," although he's cautious about discussing the company's future plans.
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But the company is also always iterating on its hardware, eschewing the traditional model year upgrades of legacy automakers.
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Our philosophy for critical systems is to iterate, but don't stop iterating until it meets a really high bar.
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The company uses the scientific, inductive method, iterating apps quickly and testing their viability via paid marketing; Jones explains.
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Since then, the company has continued to impress, largely iterating on the original designed focused on an active audience.
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That makes sense if iterating swiftly to product-market fit is more important than doubling your initial addressable market.
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Its company ethos was built around designing a great product that just worked and iterating on it very slowly.
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We got into how founders should think about timing a market, navigating user adoption cycles and iterating on product.
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Samsung has been iterating on this basic design for many years and and it knows what it is doing.
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Dexcom's move suggests that it's iterating its offerings in preparation to start selling its CGM products directly to consumers.
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Meanwhile, Instagram keeps iterating with new features and sticker packs, like the one below to celebrate Instagram Stories' first birthday.
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"We're trying to build trust and the more that we can do that through transparency, consistent enforcement, iterating," Harvey explained.
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Yes, this is a V1, and Apple is going to be iterating on the concept with new features and benefits.
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We offered our investors their money back, but they told us to keep iterating and come up with something new.
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"We're taking a page straight from the Silicon Valley playbook, we're iterating rapidly to make DIUx even better," he said.
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Despite iterating on it year after year, Apple has repeatedly failed to ensure its butterfly keyboards are reliable long term.
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By rapidly iterating — trying something, seeing the response, trying again — you can ultimately succeed in bringing the crisis under control.
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Ferraro is the proprietor of Manhattan's macbar, a restaurant devoted to iterating on macaroni and cheese's simple calculus of ingredients.
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"I just think I'd like to continue iterating this thing to get to this dream to actually gallop," he said.
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Starling operates in a very competitive market, with well-funded startups such as Monzo, Revolut and N26 all iterating quite quickly.
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After the acquisition, the Prospress team will keep iterating on its own products and join the rest of the WooCommerce team.
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It watches you ceaselessly and packages this intelligence into a bespoke, tailor-made, ever-iterating, emotion-tugging product just for you.
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"As we continue to scale, our algorithm is constantly iterating and getting smarter," cofounder Meghan Maupin told Allure in April 2019.
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This has been the device that showed Huawei can lead on design instead of merely copying and iterating on existing forms.
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In some ways, they're open-source pop stars, and that comes with a feeling of responsibility to keep iterating on them.
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Pruisken believes the company's success has come from iterating on the snack much as a software engineer might fiddle with JavaScript.
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They love it and we spend the first half of the day trying to prove the concept and iterating on it.
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And you could see it iterating into something really- Entertainment is always going to be a little ridiculous, let's face it.
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"My generation writes less and less code, but we are iterating on it faster and faster with incremental changes," he says.
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They don't want to be told what kind of technology they can use, because they plan on experimenting and iterating quickly.
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And certainly moving outdoors on uneven surfaces with a new objective requires more than simply iterating on the Roomba team's work.
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Much of the successful funding encouraged creative librarians to experiment and scale when successful, iterating and sharing their learnings with others.
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This takes the immediate pressure off of moving too fast and puts the focus on iterating to get your offering right.
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IoT systems and solutions are iterating rapidly, and providers are coming to meet more and more of companies' and consumers' needs.
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I understand the team is still iterating a first version and that many aspects are subject to change before a public launch.
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Amazon is iterating on and rolling out more features for the Echo Look, including curated content and even crowdsourced (human!) style feedback.
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The best and "leanest" way to product market fit is by starting small then keep iterating the solution until you nail it.
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Anker's got a product worth iterating on here, but the search for the truly wireless earbuds that do it all soldiers on.
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Subway Australia has given Mashable a statement in regards to King's store, iterating their support for the personal beliefs of individual franchisees.
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What we're doing and how we're processing, the process by which we're creating itself is innovative, we're iterating on a daily basis.
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It's why he keeps iterating on it, and why asking him about waves leads to an impromptu science project in the kitchen.
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Google has been iterating on Android N far more publicly than usual, with a couple of developer preview versions earlier this year.
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We had pieces of that, but we just didn't keep iterating and staying young and scrappy and hungry ourselves as a company.
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So '14 to '17 is some time when you're kind of iterating as fast as this industry can or is starting to.
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Over the years, in iterating our management model, we have experimented with and improved on the right balance between systems and individuals.
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That trial has concluded but the team is now iterating on the product and plans to do updated tests in the future.
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"It's an area we're iterating on right now," said Yoav Shapira, engineering manager of Instagram's well-being team, who was at Tuesday's presentation.
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The Falcon 2000 is SpaceX's workhorse rocket, and the company has been constantly iterating on the vehicle's design since it was first introduced.
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I think Google needs to keep iterating on it and, honestly, apply a little more of that machine learning it's always talking about.
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Carter and Jacobson continued iterating over time, looking at how people interacted with the bot and accounting for responses they weren't prepared for.
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Then it can really get down to iterating without having to worry about hanging a vastly different-looking model out every two years.
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At this early stage, the company isn't focused on monetization, but rather looking to build out the community and continue iterating the product.
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The golden ratio being in full effect, artists across the internet started iterating on the image, creating their own reproductions in real time.
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We worked closely alongside them, iterating very rapidly as we continually tested the many theories we'd come up with to validate or disprove them.
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After slow iterating the Miix tablet from its Core M roots, the new Miix 520 will include Intel's 8th generation quad-core i5203 processor.
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This leaves Oaxis as the most prominent company iterating on the idea today, and I've been testing its latest product, the InkCase i7 Plus.
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"We are constantly iterating on the algorithm that we use to determine the Suggestions section of the home page," Kelly told Adweek in 2009.
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In parallel to that, we were iterating through how they needed to move and react, and how they needed to fit into the sandbox.
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"We are constantly iterating on the algorithm that we use to determine the Suggestions section of the home page," Kelly told Adweek in 22016.
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And it spent years iterating on a VR version of YouTube — which isn't Cardboard- or Daydream-exclusive, but it came to those platforms first.
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We had a hunch, followed our curiosity, took the necessary financial risks, and began building – reworking, experimenting, and iterating countless times as we proceeded.
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The company has an established rhythm of making big changes one year, then iterating on them with a slightly less flashy launch the following.
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After 10 years of iterating the Galaxy phone line, Samsung has arrived at the Galaxy S10 — easily the company's most exciting phone in years.
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"At any given point in time, there isn't just one version of Facebook running, there are probably 10,000," says Zuckerberg, of the constant iterating.
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This individual will work closely with design and product teams to develop interactive prototypes for the purposes of testing and iterating new product designs.
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"I'd say the changes they've made are typical and play on the same track as any startup" that's always iterating to improve its offering.
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Almost no one gets it right on the first try, which means iterating quickly and decisively is the difference between greatness and the void.
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We had a hunch, followed our curiosity, took the necessary financial risks, and began building -- reworking, experimenting, and iterating countless times as we proceeded.
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Rather than subject itself to continued scrutiny as it attempted to rewrite its narrative, Stockwell was heads down, iterating, expanding and quietly raising millions.
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Since launching its smart glasses to consumers, it's been iterating the software to consistently add new features, and making them more accessible to customers.
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Toymakers saw the popularity of Disney-style Western cartoons and started iterating on them, gradually making the heads bigger, the eyes rounder, the features softer.
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Amazon is iterating quickly with the Amazon Echo as the company just announced the Amazon Echo Look, which is essentially an Echo with a camera.
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And what exactly constitutes imminent violence is a shifting line, the company said — it is still "iterating on" its policy, and the rules may change.
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But Microsoft is attempting to model an infallible bracket, feeding 15 seasons of statistics into its Bing Predicts engine and constantly iterating to optimize your chances.
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So, I've kind of tried to be media everywhere, if you will, by iterating content for different platforms, and doing content that's suitable for various platforms.
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He's iterating on his responses and getting more comfortable with vaguely explaining his positions that essentially amount to maintaining the status quo with a few tweaks.
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It's a drastic update that pushes the design and technology of the entire lineup further into the future, instead of just iterating on a past design.
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While that worked reasonably well, the company continued iterating, introducing tiers and even raising prices in 2016 in pursuit of healthier margins and long-term sustainability.
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In practice, no development team has infinite time or resources, and at some point, you need to make the decision to stop iterating and move on.
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The mistake was iterating on the app with yet another development company, instead of hiring an internal technical team once the team got positive consumer feedback.
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In any event, Microsoft now owns SwiftKey, so it's not short on software keyboard talent to keep iterating on typing apps for many months to come.
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This involves identifying the right defense problem through interviews with real people – uniformed personnel, policymakers, contractors and others -- then iterating solutions through a rapid prototyping process.
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It feels very concrete when a lot of product is about finding the right product/market fit, iterating, testing and using data to inform the process.
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Teenagers around the country picked it up, iterating quickly and acting out random scenarios, like spraying sunscreen in Dr Pepper (to the chagrin of "the ants").
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Teenagers around the country picked it up, iterating quickly and acting out random scenarios, like spraying sunscreen in Dr Pepper (to the chagrin of "the ants").
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"It's a very risk-averse institutional naturally and we needed to spend time testing, iterating, and ultimately failing a lot to get where we are today."
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Running this gradual process of prototyping and iterating rule sets is the primary responsibility of a game designer, but the job is multidisciplinary in surprising ways.
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N26 is iterating at an incredible pace these days with a ton of new product features and geographical expansions to build the most modern bank in Europe.
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Murray tells TechCrunch the business hasn't adopted a hypergrowth strategy, opting instead to spend nearly two years carefully crafting and iterating the product before its public launch.
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More than just being tech-friendly, McLaren's approach and cadence of iterating on its designs is closer to tech companies overhauling products on an almost annual basis.
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The team created a basic software platform that brought together a lot of the missing elements in one place, and have been iterating on it very since.
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Here's the statement Yahoo provided to the publication: At Yahoo, we're constantly reviewing and iterating on our products as we strive to create the best user experience.
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But in the past year and a half, Samsung's design department has made dramatic leaps and bounds, cranking out beautiful, functional designs and rapidly iterating on them.
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It's also important to note that the constant balancing and iterating Fortnite is known for comes at a personal cost to the developers working on the game.
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However the difficulties of regulating perpetually iterating Internet services — many of which are also operated by companies based outside the UK — have been writ large for years.
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As a well-known brand when it comes to smart lock in the U.S., August Home is iterating and refining with new products without any groundbreaking change.
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Iterating on his previous company's technology, Miller has turned his attention to a more targeted approach of managing the marketing campaigns that companies use to win new customers.
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With Facebook Messenger, WeChat, Telegram, Line and a others iterating as quickly as possible and turning their messaging apps into full-fledged platforms, Apple needed to do something.
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"We can't wait to welcome our new little one and do our best to raise another strong woman." glad to see the Zuckerberg family iterating quickly https://t.
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Why not have a vision for what you actually want to make, and come up with something different and unique instead of just iterating off other people's stuff?
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He also put forth the theory earlier this year that what makes Apple good at devices may fundamentally hamper its ability to be good at iterating on services.
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But Mr. Simon juxtaposed his own idiosyncratic favorites with his crowdpleasers, and he is still tweaking — or iterating — songs that he could easily have delivered as jukebox copies.
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So I got accepted into the program, and because I started to work on a brand new idea right when Y Combinator started, I kept on iterating through it.
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It's most successful when it stops simply iterating the film, scene by etched-in-memory scene, and lets the spectacle of theater build on the film's most dazzling moments.
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In addition to Kwak's hire, Lyft has spent the last couple of months beefing up its bikes and scooters hardware team in order to keep iterating on its products.
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Zelnick also explained the evolving capabilities that come with online play and how it gives consumers the opportunity "to be a part of iterating and improving" the gaming experience.
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Its Sidekick was way ahead of its time, but the company had a tough time iterating as much of its time and energy was taken servicing the existing product.
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The team kept iterating on the design, making small changes—such as switching from a Windows-based system to a Linux-based one—that improved its speed and effectiveness.
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A good stock price at least helps keep that new talent flowing in as Facebook looks to continue iterating its products and bring the rest of the world online.
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It was a milestone moment – one that came after a long journey of establishing product-market fit, developing a sustainable competitive advantage, and iterating repeatedly based on prospect feedback.
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There's a possibility that YouTube's redesign is an effort to be more accessible or that YouTube is testing it to gauge reactions before iterating or issuing a wider rollout.
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A startup is on the quest to find product-market fit, developing and iterating its product or service, experimenting with customer segmentation and working toward a positive contribution margin.
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To be fair, lots of people have offered solutions, iterating on the core getting-a-ball-into-a-hole mechanics with wacky obstacle courses, RPG mechanics, and other innovations.
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Put another way, they hope that by iterating the underlying polynomial in the right way, they'll be able to identify the set of points along which the folding line occurs.
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Chinese companies may work at ludicrous speeds when iterating on hardware, however the rules change when the thing you're trying to replicate is months and years of machine learning training.
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"At Yahoo, we're constantly reviewing and iterating on our products as we strive to create the best user experience," a Yahoo spokesperson said in an email statement sent to Mashable.
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Amazon is continuously iterating on its industry-leading smart speaker platform, and it'll have to keep that up thanks to competition from the Google Home and Apple's upcoming HomePod speaker.
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You build something, you use it, you realize all the things that feel good about it and all the things that feel terrible about it and you just keep iterating.
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Thomas's wife, Cat Thomas, designed and sewed the harnesses that hold the sensors on the birds, iterating many times before settling on the design that was best for the pigeons.
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On May 29, Mueller gave a press conference at the DOJ announcing his formal resignation, re-iterating the conclusions of his report's findings, and declining to voluntarily testify before Congress.
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Maybe this is the curse of the Civ series: When you're iterating on one of the greatest strategy games ever made, even a great new edition struggles to stand-out.
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But Twitter tells me it's turning over a new leaf and pushing the new camera out the door even with rough edges so it can start getting feedback and iterating.
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Instead of iterating through a list of factors, for example, the quantum computer creates a "parallel universe" of answers and then collapses each one until it finds the right answer.
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It is impossible to tell what the Sacramento Kings are doing, although it unsurprisingly seems to have something to do with iterating the hyperactive whims of their tech-lord owner.
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There's no word on what to expect this time around, but it'd be a surprise if we didn't see Apple keep iterating on the basic experience of using both operating systems.
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It has a product team that excels at copying the best bits of other services and integrating them into its own apps, iterating on them over time to maximize their addictiveness.
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In that vein, many entrepreneurs try to have the perfect timing or the perfect version of their product, but Ringelmann thinks iterating your way into the business is your best bet.
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The best example of this right now is Fortnite, which is iterating so rapidly and doing so many bizarre and unique things that it's almost too much to keep up with.
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Whether it's AR or VR interfaces, passive wearables or audio AI platforms, Apple is branching out, testing and iterating on the new spindles of human interaction — it's discovering the next finger.
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Twitter is taking a different approach by tweaking and iterating its product in public, especially considering this is a service where users are encouraged to voice their opinion and provide feedback.
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Curie made the first real delivery—a batch of iced tea for the engineering team—which felt like proof that if they just kept iterating, they could actually make this work.
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"When coming into a hyper-growth startup where you are impacting real-life users, the experience of iterating on a project applies, but you can also iterate much faster," he said.
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Snapchat may have pioneered the Stories format, but Instagram has been rapidly iterating with features like Super Zoom and Highlights to extend its user count lead over the app it cloned.
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Musk said that SpaceX is iterating at a much faster pace with Starship than it has recently with Falcon, as Falcon's design more or less stabilized once it started working consistently.
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Adam Bry, the cofounder and CEO of Redwood City-based drone startup Skydio will also lead a session exploring the company's work on building and iterating its in-house hardware and software.
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At Disrupt, we'll chat with Monsees about Juul's positioning in the market, how to continue iterating and innovating in a state of limbo with the FDA and what's next for the company.
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""We adopted the ISA model to open up access to students from all walks of life and are constantly iterating on our curriculum and processes based on their unique experiences and feedback.
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Indeed, it was several years of iterating the business — taking it from selling their unwanted items to importing clothes from overseas, and even fashioning their own designs — before she made the move.
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They can do this by iterating a test of concept — even if it's imperfect — in order to quickly gain the market's feedback, adjust strategy and products, and stay slightly ahead of market expectations.
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To be fair to Westworld, the wild success of Season 1 put the writers in a bind when it came to iterating on the show's hallmark multiple timelines, character deaths, and secret hosts.
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"We have about 20 product brands around the world and about 25 production lines in seven countries that have been iterating with us toward version one, what we are releasing today," Hanspal said.
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On the Extra Crunch stage at TechCrunch Disrupt SF, we have a jam-packed panel filled with leading product builders to discuss just how founders should think about launching and iterating their products.
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After last year's Nubia X saw a low-key release in China, the company is now iterating on the dual-display concept with the Z20, the latest iteration in its flagship Z-series.
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Microsoft has been iterating on the Xbox One dashboard faster than ever, and in the interest of speeding things up, clearing the cruft of earlier dashboards, and making it easier to access games.
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Once we are satisfied with our prototype, we create a digital version and enlist an internal group of players to test it for us, following the same process of getting feedback and iterating.
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"We're constantly iterating on our policies to make sure that they work for people around the world who use Facebook, and we publish these updates publicly every month," a Facebook spokesperson said by email.
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Those are not things that work easily with metal phones, so could Apple seriously be considering switching away from the aluminum unibody design that it's been iterating on since the iPhone 5 in 2012?
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With Janet Yellen re-iterating her uber-dovish position, the VIX has declined because the Fed (higher rates) is less likely to be a source of volatility, at least for the next few months.
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Building low-res prototypes, testing them early, and iterating quickly all help to avoid investing resources in an untested product, which is just as important for large, risk-averse organizations as for small startups.
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It's not hard to consider The Scumbag part of a broader anti-internet zeitgeist, one touched on by fake clickbait sites and the startup parody Iterating Grace, or the book I Hate the Internet.
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We saw this with AOL, as you talked about, with Facebook and Twitter and Google, and that is how our economy is built, is new players coming in, iterating off of what they see.
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GoPro CEO Nick Woodman told Mashable last year at the Hero 4 Session's launch the small, completely sealed and waterproof design was the form factor it would be iterating on for all future GoPros.
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Finally, many open-source companies find they can also run research and development more efficiently, and save R&D dollars, because a broad community of users is continually iterating and improving on open-source products.
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In addition to the highly publicized fitness features, Apple has been iterating on the things that make the Watch a useful wrist computer, including better battery life, easier-to-use software, and much faster performance.
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Google has been rapidly iterating Chrome OS on an aggressive schedule of updates every six weeks for a long time now, and sometimes has pushed out beta updates that aren't really ready for consumer use.
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Into the void left by Nokia's stumbles and Palm's demise stepped faster-moving, spec-driven competitors like HTC, who could focus on iterating their hardware and design, relying on Android to be their software solution.
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Unsurprisingly, Typeform has been iterating on its original product over the years, and today concentrates more on APIs and other developer tools, which are offered in a freemium model based on usage and additional features.
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Amazon, Google, and Apple are leading the way on software and assistant-enhanced services, China is iterating at ludicrous speed on the hardware side, and Europe seems to just be coming along for the ride.
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There are male and female emojis for a teacher, astronaut, welder, coder, business worker, farmer, scientist, chef, student, mechanic, doctor/health worker… But the Unicode consortium is also iterating to keep up with new gesture emojis.
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"We'll be with our customers and colleagues all the way over the coming months, iterating continuously based on their feedback before we decide if, how and where we make this experience more widely available," Moriarty added.
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Imagine how much easier iterating on the Model 3's user interface will be: software designers will only have to code for one screen instead of the usual multiplicity of screens and physical controls inside cars.
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That's also something that big companies like Facebook use in order to reduce the strain on servers while also testing on smaller audience groups, gaining feedback, then iterating before rolling out to the entire user base.
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Because obviously cellphones were the purview of the rich and then everybody has one, and these things have a way of iterating through the society, but this is a more expensive and heavy-duty technical challenge.
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Created by Felix Loechel, the creative mind behind imadeafilm, Cliff marries Johnson's rumination on Kaufman as a reality-defier with the surrealist clone effects reminiscent of DVS commercials into two minutes and 21 seconds of iterating madness.
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The Surface Laptop 2 That sends a message: Not that Microsoft has perfected PC design, but that Surface is more about iterating on how people actually use computers today, not what anyone wishes they might be tomorrow.
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" Evan Narcisse, Gizmodo "Us demonstrates how Peele is iterating on his social horror recipes, by broadening the scope of his ambitions and fiendishly modulating the use of violence and familiarity to send shivers down our collective spines.
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The platform mainly revolves around users directly imitating or iterating on videos all set to the same audio clip, but memes about poverty, disadvantage, and marginalization that originated on it have escaped it and gone viral elsewhere.
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So it makes sense that Apple would be iterating on this part and trying to make it as resilient as possible — but it's also surely true that there's a limit to how effective that strategy could possibly be.
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This was a year, a year of iterating and spinning out new versions every day or two and some of them we would just use ourselves, the five of us, and some we would give to our friends.
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While Gran Turismo's developer Polyphony digital was obsessing over the details of super car interiors and delaying releases, Forza's developer Turn 10 kept releasing sequels, iterating, growing an audience, and even launching the more accessible offshoot Horizon series.
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Kickstarter's initial volley might be a bit wooly, but if there's one thing the company has consistently been getting right, it's taking feedback and iterating quickly, so I'm excited to see where the Request for Projects might evolve.
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The first holiday there was so much hype and we didn't meet the expectations but we started iterating, started building next-generation products, and then two and a half years later Microsoft bought the company for $2500 million.
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Timeline has been live for Android users, and on the desktop, for a little while now, but iOS users get the chance to join in today, and Google's iterating on the feature a bit to welcome the iPhone faithful.
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BlackBerry has been working on and iterating the Hub since the days of BlackBerry 10, and now it supports integration with Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Facebook Messenger, and Slack, in addition to SMS, BBM, and both corporate and personal email.
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One of the qualities I admire most about Phil — which was apparent all those years ago and continues to this day — is that he never stops iterating to do things better or faster or more efficiently or more thoughtfully.
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Given that Favreau's new version will be iterating upon the achievements of The Jungle Book, it will no doubt be an incredible achievement in terms of visuals and effects — with a diverse cast of stars delivering performances to match.
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Apple needs to continue its long journey of iterating on the iOS platform to make it ever more capable, until someday it's truly ready to fully supplant the Mac as the primary computing platform of choice for most people.
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It's a far cry from Facebook Messenger's 1.2 billion monthly actives, but that's still one of the biggest messaging apps in the world, and a product worth iterating on in order to help it capture even more market share.
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Just having tips at all is a competitive advantage on the supply side for Lyft, but the fact that it's iterating on this to try to bump up earning potential means it's aware and hopes to press that advantage.
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This could be risky because any changes required will have to be made on the more expensive permanent machines, instead of on essentially disposable prototypes designed for use in iterating on the process early while working out the kinks.
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At the same time Murphy's designs were evolving, an engineer in France named Emmanuel Fléty was iterating on a motion-sensing sound and lighting system to solve that exact problem, setting a new standard for the custom lightsaber world.
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Google has been iterating on its ubiquitous mobile OS far more publicly than usual, issuing a couple of developer preview versions earlier this year and now releasing a "beta-quality" build that it says is ready for regular use.
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They aren't interested in referencing the codes of Japan's architecture establishment — nor in iterating upon their own past successes, as many distinguished firms do — but rather in envisioning new spaces that rest somewhere between the disquieting and the thrilling.
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It puts new emphasis on identifying and responding to local tastes (to hew only to a single message may seem irrelevant in a walled-up world), and essentially iterating the overall message in a variety of tailor-made ways.
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"We believe, and when you're really cash strapped your small company, getting a lot of work at the subscale just allows you to do a lot more iterating, prototyping, and learning, basically how to control the vehicle," Sengupta told me.
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"Given how rapidly consumer tastes are changing, our team is challenged with taking risks, testing, iterating and cycling through ideas quickly to see what works," said Dave Preston, vice president of innovation for Coca-Cola North America, on the company's website.
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"It's part of our philosophy and our approach to innovation that we're going to be constantly iterating," Brown said, adding that the company is always working to make the flavor, aroma, appearance and texture of its meat alternatives more realistic.
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Past the nondescript front offices, where employees work at computers, is a cavernous area that's home to a workshop for iterating its robots, coupled with large aisles of shelves designed to mimic the stores where the technologies will eventually be deployed.
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That's especially true for newer companies that are quickly iterating on their services, and have to isolate bugs as they come up in order to fix them as fast as possible — or lose out on the chance to attract new users.
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A 20-year-old today would have been an infant when The Matrix came out, so one could make the argument that when Bella Hadid wears comically small sunglasses, she is simply subconsciously iterating an idea that, to her, feels novel.
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Notion has been iterating its product rather quickly for a company that has 9 engineers and no PMs, but Kothari says that they don't believe piling more money or doubling employees is going to be the key to scaling more quickly.
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DaBaby, who dropped his debut studio album in early March, certainly is not shy about iterating off of a well-established and easily parodied formula, which, in lesser hands, would be a real problem, but for DaBaby it is not.
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"How you maintain the culture that helped you build the company and, at the same time, evolve it based on what the company needs in the future is a delicate process, one we are continually iterating on and improving," he explained.
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To empower programmers and users, managers need to feel like they have breathing room they need to experiment and sometimes fail — while iterating quickly enough that they can recover from the failures and deliver the project in a timely manner.
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Art Streiber The sneaker's full name is the HyperAdapt 1.0, the numerals a nod to Silicon Valley's always-be-iterating ethos, and it suggests that this shoe is just the start, one early product in a whole multiproduct, multiversion wave of Nike gear.
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Levy, one of the app's leaders, said many of its most popular features have been migrated into the main New York Times mobile app, and that the process of iterating on NYT Now taught the company's disparate departments how to work together.
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It's grown so much in fact that Altman, known for constantly iterating on YC's model, says it's now too big for him to manage as closely as he once did, so he's shifting more responsibility to a number of his longtime colleagues.
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He focused his team on creating value for customers in a way that Google couldn't – iterating quickly to meet the needs of new customers that Google had brought to the market, while creating tailored solutions for customers they were keen to keep.
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Security vendors offer a growing arsenal of tools to prevent, detect, log and attribute attacks, iterating as attackers do the same — and attackers are, increasingly, likely to be 9-5ers paid by a nation-state, rather than members of a criminal enterprise.
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He says the tool isn't just aimed at data scientists, it's about business users and the data scientists sitting down together and iterating together to get the answers they are seeking, whether it's finding a way to reduce user churn or discover fraud.
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Lam said Hong Kong has the responsibility "to say 'no' to any attempt to threaten our country's (China's) sovereignty, security and development interests," while re-iterating that it was the "constitutional responsibility" of the government to implement new national security laws, known as Article 23.
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This vehicle will begin production in the spring, according to the company, and is designed to be low volume to allow for greater flexibility in terms of iterating on the platform, since TRI has already updated the platform with major changes twice in one year.
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That, in theory, makes it easier for business customers to review which versions of documents they want to revert to without having to revert to each one, one by one, to find the base case they are looking for after iterating on it a lot.
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Partnerships of various kinds are already a big part of Apple's strategy for making watch bands, and it's reasonable to think that will expand with Apple focusing on the core technology product while others work on endlessly iterating the more fashion-focused band aspect.
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Google has been iterating on its ubiquitous mobile OS far more publicly than usual, issuing a couple of developer preview... In downtown San Francisco, situated across the street from the city's iconic Union Square Park, Apple's newest vision for retail is close to being realized.
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What we gleaned: the platform, which is famous for continuously iterating on its approach and offerings, may eventually use its late December acquisition of the popular product platform Product Hunt to create a paid offering for companies looking to buy specific technologies or products.
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I'd normally advocate waiting for an improved version — Street Fighter IV was rereleased three times, and the player base migrated to each new iteration — but Capcom has said that it won't follow suit for V, instead iterating on the base game with downloadable content.
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" Working alongside artists and iterating on Lean Artist itself as a startup "will help me find new ways to fix the art world funding problem I care so much about, and highlight the value of artists in general as primary actors of social change.
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I think redesigns are a big ... As someone who loves well-polished products and beautiful products, it's easy to fall into a trap of just redesigning things or iterating on very small design details and UX changes, and there's certainly times when we wasted time.
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"But we built a new core feature of the camera, we're going to keep it and keep iterating on it because people are using it," versus, "Well, that was a good idea but we're going to drop it and move on to the next thing"?
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It moves fast, iterating as it goes and making changes based on failures quickly, whereas the industry has largely focused on more stop/start development cycles where things are mostly fixed with brief periods of intense focus on improvement between long-lived vehicle generations.
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But she sometimes worried that she couldn't hold her own against the rising tide of younger talents who were iterating on what she did; Grosvenor-Henry points to Anthony Bourdain, who traveled as a documentarian like Smart-Grosvenor did in so much of her journalistic work.
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"Great brands take time to build, and what we see from Silicon Valley is that … you may be able to do that with exclusively software companies, but you can't do that with product, and something you're making and iterating and trying to get better at," he added.
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We were in the right place at the right time where the technology was in the middle of a revolution, and we had our data set, and we're very focused on iterating as quickly as we can and get user feedback as fast as we can.
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It was an experience that changed the way many in the audience thought about clothing and its relationship to structure and function (ask anyone who was there: we all remember it), and Mr. Chalayan has been iterating similar themes in varying degrees of subtlety ever since.
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Last year, Porsche unveiled the production version of the Mission E — an all-electric four-door that looked like a worthy rival to Tesla's Model S. The Mission E isn't going on sale until the end of 2019, but that isn't stopping Porsche from iterating on the design.
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The company confirmed in May that it was discontinuing development of Direct, its own standalone app version of the Instagram DM feature, but its clearly still interested on iterating the core product to make it more engaging for users and better linked to Instagram's other core sharing capabilities.
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Besides A.I., Mr. Carter talked about how the new facility was "iterating rapidly," which means trying a lot of different stuff fast, visiting "innovation hubs," and even "thinking outside our five-sided box," presumably a reference to the Pentagon, though with floor and ceiling, that box has seven sides.
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" Indeed, while Carolan spent time at AltSchool when it was getting off the ground and concluded it had many innovative ideas, she worried that the availability of too much capital to the company while it was still iterating on its model may have led it to "scale prematurely.
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The folks on the sports teams that I know at Instagram and Facebook and Twitter, I try to work with them regularly to learn how their platforms are iterating, but they've asked me to speak to athletes from time to time around ways that we use their platforms.
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The company has been iterating on a solution over the last year with two core principles in mind: explorability and explainability, which involves interacting with the data and presenting it in a way that helps the user attain their goal faster than the current crop of model-building tools.
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During the presentation, Google made a point of stressing that the 'evolving' smart home it was showing wasn't just about iterating on the hardware front — claiming its Google's AI software is hard at work in the background, hand-in-glove with all these devices, to really 'drive the vision forward'.
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Instead, after several years of working closely with its kindergarten-through-eighth-grade students and iterating on its personalized learning approach, it's gearing up to license its findings to other schools that want to embrace more individualized techniques but don't have $133 million to test what works and what doesn't.
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The iPhone giant has now acquired Buddybuild, a Vancouver-based app tools startup that describes itself as "mobile iteration platform" focused on continuous integration and debugging tools — essentially giving an app development team a simple workflow for iterating and pushing their apps out into the world through GitHub, BitBucket or GitLab.
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But honestly, this is a small feature that most people would tell you should already have been in Google Photos — what really has me excited for this app is that Google keeps iterating on it at a steady pace, treating it as an evident priority (as opposed to, say, the stagnant Nest app).
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Those core values are that friends and family come first, that the feed should inform and entertain, that Facebook is a platform for all ideas, that authentic communication beats spam, that you have the controls to hide or highlight what you want, and that Facebook will keep iterating to improve the experience.
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Through its two iterations as a company, Thalmic Labs and now North have not had the best track record in terms of developing hardware that has been a success with potential customers — Focals 2.0, whenever they do arrive, will have a lot to prove in terms of iterating enough to drive significant demand.
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That was the reason I was going to kind of a report mechanism, as I agree with you, with a stated goal saying, these are the things we're trying to get to, and this is how we're iterating in that direction, is I think, a good tool to think about in this arena.
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Blue Origin's coat-of-arms displays two tortoises over the motto Gradatim Ferociter, Latin for "step by step, ferociously," to reflect the slow-but-steady pace of the company's progress, while SpaceX's workhorse rocket family is named for the falcon, the fastest animal on Earth, which mirrors the company's flashy and rapidly-iterating style.
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Mortensen's quarantine on his consumer retention rates and revenue is reasonable given that X.ai is both a startup and an active R&D enterprise, but the more important question is whether the company will have enough money to continue iterating, innovating, and keeping customers happy until its technology matures and goes mainstream in however many years.
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"I think the problem is, before we get to a point where they come to terms with the constraints that any Italian government has to face in terms of economic policy, they could cause plenty of trouble," he added, iterating that there was still a chance that a euro zone referendum could come back into play in the future.
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One view of the 2016 election is that it was won by the candidate who had the superior mastery of Facebook — Trump, whose campaign did a now-legendary job of creating and iterating on direct-response ads that built up his email list and donor rolls while also continuously serving up red meat to his fan base.
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" Another ex-official said, "A lot of the recommendations made over the decades with different consultants coming in and trying to help reform the WHO — my guess is the majority of the recommendations have not been implemented and it would be more sensible to find out why the recommendations were not implemented instead of just repeating or iterating them.
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Iterating through the above list, we can transform our data into the following hash table: Now that we have a mapping of all the shingles appearing in a given issue to all the full text articles from that issue containing each shingle, we repeat the first part of the process with the OCRed text, getting a list of shingles for each article.
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The startup said it would be iterating the product based on feedback from the first users We chatted with Blossom Capital partner Louise Samet, who led the fund's investment in Inne, to get the inside track on that deal and further understand how the fund thinks about femtech and the key challenges and opportunities she sees for founders building products targeted to women.
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And so what you're seeing now, for example, with Photoshop Camera, which is something that we're still testing and iterating, but the idea there was there are a lot of people out there who just don't have the desire nor the time nor the skill set to open up Photoshop and replace the sky or do something crazy with an image.
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"With the latest updates to the Wayfair app, we continue to push the limits of what's possible by iterating on advanced AR and machine learning capabilities, and introducing new and innovative spatial awareness techniques to an e-commerce experience, bridging the gap between imagination and reality," said Matt Zisow, vice president of Product Management, Experience Design and Analytics at Wayfair, in a statement.
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The Gear 360 is far from perfect, and Samsung's going to have to advance the camera's tech at a pretty quick pace if it wants to stay relevant — Nikon is finally ready to release the 360-degree camera it announced at CES, GoPro is supposedly working on a 360-degree camera as well, and existing competition like 360fly and Kodak are quickly iterating on their own products.
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At an event last September in Seattle, Amazon announced a long list of new Echo and Echo-related devices, including new Echo smart speakers, an Alexa-controlled microwave and wall clock, and a DVR device for recording live TV. Amazon kicked off the smart speaker category in 2014 with the release of its first Echo smart speaker and has been iterating on the product since.
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Facebook Stories lets you shoot 3853 photos without a 360 camera with this cool "paint with the lens" interface Facebook Stories lets you shoot 360 photos without a 360 camera with this cool "paint with the lens" interface Since testing in January 2017 and then launching in March 2017, Facebook has been rapidly iterating on its version of Stories in hopes of making it more unique and apt to its audience.
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In one shot, we see Iron Man in his advanced suit (look at the arc reactor/power source on his chest) flying around Manhattan: And later, Iron Man and Cap shake hands on what looks to be a New York City street: The curious thing about this footage is that there's seemingly no reason in the present MCU for Iron Man to be zipping around New York City's skyline, and for Cap and Iron Man to be re-iterating their trust in one another on the streets of Manhattan.
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Meanwhile, Samsung's main rival for high end smartphone profits, Apple, beat analyst estimates of iPhones shipments in its Q2 in May, despite an earlier miss in the holiday quarter — showing the staying power of its high end smartphone brand and a positive, if slow burn, response to how it's iterating its mobile business, with the iPhone X. Returning to Samsung, the positive story for the company — continued record growth for its chip business — is still not filling the smartphone-shaped profit hole in its books, even as restarting momentum in the smartphone segment is looking increasingly tough in a very tough market.
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