JusticeJuice

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by JusticeJuice 2y ago
Good job! Small bug report, when the UI is downloading the FFMPEG binaries, the UI says 'Astimed time' instead of 'Estimated time'.
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by JusticeJuice 2y ago
I have a hunch it's screen.studio on mac
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by JusticeJuice 2y ago
Individual personal users just aren't type foundaries like Klim's target market. They want to land large businesses who use their typefaces as their dedicated brand font - and the pricing reflects that potential value. I agree tho
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by JusticeJuice 2y ago
The funding for primary care comes from a bunch of places in NZ, but most of it comes from the government. Most people in NZ don't have private healthcare insurance, it's just not needed. The way it works is patients 'enroll&
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by JusticeJuice 2y ago
I can't speak for Denmark, but I can speak for New Zealand, which has similar spend, and similar results (compared to the US). I wrote a thesis about healthcare software in uni, but as part of that I interviewed a bunch of people acros
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by JusticeJuice 2y ago
That was a really interesting read, thanks for linking.
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by JusticeJuice 2y ago
When a company goes bankrupt, there’s a specific order that everyone who’s owed money gets paid out in. I wouldn’t be surprised if “operational costs” like refunds are low on the list.
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by JusticeJuice 2y ago
I think another reason why this was common for mid-century designers, was at that time being a “designer” was much less specialised and general in terms of the type of output. A lot of famous designers did graphic design, typography, illust
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by JusticeJuice 2y ago
But now I gotta know why it's called the $1 recognizer! One question solved, another opened. Edit: > It's because the algorithm is easy to implement and efficient in terms of compute usage to match a gesture. It's a "
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by JusticeJuice 2y ago
It was such an amazing rescue. I don't think the general public at the time really understood how incredibly stuck they were. I mean at one point the best solution was really looking like waiting half a year until the monsoon season fi
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by JusticeJuice 2y ago
Don't forget cartilage. Regular cyclical loads trigger cartilage growth. Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6PNBjKJ9hxQ
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by JusticeJuice 2y ago
A very important step is buried right at the bottom: > Hand drawing is ideal because everyone can do it, it's fun, it encourages simplicity, and it's easy to start over. When the timer ends, I show the work to someone or wait a
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by JusticeJuice 2y ago
I've seen similar services for France, I also find it hilarious haha.
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by JusticeJuice 2y ago
Cercles de la Forme. To be fair, that's just how the contract I signed describes the cancellation process. I bet if I talked to branch staff they could sort it out.
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by JusticeJuice 2y ago
While I'm a bit dubious of how they'll define a 'one click' flow, this is a great move. Maybe auto-subscribing free trials can be banned next? I live in France, and they do everything possible to make subscriptions hard
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by JusticeJuice 2y ago
A lot of people who aren't software developers have blind faith that software is always correct. Inversely, software developers never trust software to be correct.
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by JusticeJuice 2y ago
Congratulations!
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by JusticeJuice 2y ago
Unrelated, but one of the most interesting graphs I've ever seen was road deaths, by gender and age, when I was studying for my drivers license. There's a huge, like 10x spike in male deaths, specifically at 50. Turns out a lot of
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by JusticeJuice 2y ago
The cost of this shoot would pale in comparison to the marketing budget.
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by JusticeJuice 2y ago
He's my all time fav digital artist, his infrared photography work is fantastic.
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by JusticeJuice 3y ago
They had a teaching ethos that architecture was the center of design education, and that all skills, such as material practice, aesthetic graphic skills, color theory, etc., all lead towards building design. I suspect this attitude spills o
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by JusticeJuice 3y ago
Yeah, I've seen the term "sociotechnical" used to describe this relationship between software and process. A process is built in part for a system, and therefore the system in part needs to support the process. Changing the s
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by JusticeJuice 3y ago
This the most dramatic HN comment I've ever read I've been laughing for like 10 mins straight hahaha.
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by JusticeJuice 3y ago
The UK government tried this, wasted 12.4 billion pounds over 10 years, and ultimately wrote most the project off. The dream of an EHR is just deceptively tricky, so many smart, well-funded, well-connected teams have tried and failed. ref:
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by JusticeJuice 3y ago
Yes. FHIR was pretty well established when I was writing the thesis, but I am very pleased to see it get more and more usage since then. Apart from interoperability the opportunities to do much better data mining from free-text medical note
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by JusticeJuice 3y ago
I wrote a thesis on EHR's 7 years ago. They really haven't seemed to improve much. I personally think a big part of the issue is actually scope, these systems are expected to do everything - medical notes, script ordering, appoint
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by JusticeJuice 3y ago
+1, consistency above everything is a very common trap new designers fall into. Humans are messy.
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by JusticeJuice 3y ago
But here's the key question - were you able to edit your sleep schedule? Do you think other people have been able to edit their sleep schedules? UI has no 'correct' approach, the only thing that matters is if people can happi
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by JusticeJuice 3y ago
There's this phenomenon where people only notice an interface if they don't like it. There's heaps of well documented and well used patterns in lots of apps in iOS, I think when rplnt says "There's no patterns"
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by JusticeJuice 3y ago
If you find that interesting, you also might find the existence of WGSN interesting, a product and fashion trend forecasting company[0]. If you're making a run of 10,000 items, would be nice to know if the design will still be in fashi

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