JusticeJuice

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by JusticeJuice 4y ago
I was just so over it, I took the $24 and treated it as a lesson. I talked to a manager, but I couldn't be fucked doing more than that - I wasn't strapped for cash. If I was in my home turf, with a legal system I knew maybe I&#x27
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by JusticeJuice 4y ago
I spent $600 on a flight from London, to San Diego. There's a stopover in New York - but the connecting flight is delayed for six hours. At this point it's 10pm, but they get a plane, we board, we're actually taxing to the ru
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by JusticeJuice 4y ago
Yeah, it's stuff like this that makes me not want to donate my body to science.
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by JusticeJuice 4y ago
Ebikes have restrictions on power, or speed in most places. Of course this is largely not enforced when people DIY, but a legit company can't just bring a mass produced 2000w ebike to market.
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by JusticeJuice 4y ago
ebikes have power limits or speed limits depending on the country.
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by JusticeJuice 4y ago
>100% CMY the same as 100% ... in theory. Isn't this just rich black? I thought the result also differed depending on the printing medium (due to just more ink and different absorbency of the medium) https://en.wikipedia.
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by JusticeJuice 4y ago
Side note. I have always wondered, if we can hear the multiple frequencies caused by wave interference in soundwaves (e.g. square vs sine), why can't we see multiple frequencies in light waves. I assume it's just too fast?
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by JusticeJuice 4y ago
I mean the launderers just want to make money, that’s obvious enough. The argument is if the ccp is viewing this as payback by choosing to not catch the money in their banking system, or catch communication in WeChat, which they monitor. Tu
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by JusticeJuice 4y ago
I'm sorry man. I recently visited turkey as a foreigner, and was shocked how far my overseas dollars went. I spoked to a Turkish taxi driver in the US, who reminisced 2007 where the lira was almost at the USD. Now you can get a full me
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by JusticeJuice 4y ago
Oh man, I remember finding this site years ago, I had completely forgot about it. What a piece of internet nostalgia.
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by JusticeJuice 4y ago
The article doesn't explicitly say it, but "the zone" certainly sounds a lot like flow state[0]. Like when you're really engrossed in a task it certainly is pleasurable, and it like really does make you forget about all
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by JusticeJuice 4y ago
New Zealand would like to have a word
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by JusticeJuice 4y ago
Why not?
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by JusticeJuice 4y ago
I love this. A lot of the things people dislike I love. Love the site, love the funky key shape, love the serifs, love the big rotary encoder. Subscribed.
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by JusticeJuice 4y ago
Oh interesting, I had no idea it had such a wide scope, thanks for the explanation. I learnt about nudges via a uni course, it sounds like parts were lost in translation. I should check out the original book.
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by JusticeJuice 4y ago
A nudge has to push the user towards one certain decision over another, that's the whole point. It's opinionated. The factors I listed aren't inherently opinionated, we could've tried to improve them without pushing th
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by JusticeJuice 4y ago
The first version was a screen with 5 choices, and detail about each choice that you'd have to scroll through. The second version was a simple "We've set this up for you" screen with two options, continue or customise. I
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by JusticeJuice 4y ago
I was working on a fintech project (gonna be vague as it's not yet released). The legal team told us we couldn't use default choices anywhere, as it could count as giving financial advice. Fair enough. So we designed the onboardin
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by JusticeJuice 4y ago
I'm a UI designer, and my experience of implementing 'nudges' is that sometimes they work, and sometimes they don't. The reality is that the way people make decisions is stupidly complex, because people have stupidly com
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by JusticeJuice 4y ago
> Thus, all that effort has not only been wasted but the credibility of social science in general is damaged. I don't think that's entirely true If anything this just highlights how complex behavioural science really is, as the
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by JusticeJuice 4y ago
Nudges are often imagined as just how choices are presented, but yes the default option is considered part of nudge theory. As also is social proof ("Your friends picked this choice"). https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki
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by JusticeJuice 4y ago
Checkout the research published by nngroup, that's very software focused. https://www.nngroup.com/articles/
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by JusticeJuice 4y ago
I've been trying to game on mac via a VM (I know I know don't say it), and one option is to take a windows 11 ARM build, and strip everything out of it. It works....okay.
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by JusticeJuice 4y ago
> So this is a yes + yes from you. No - it's a yes + no. To get the VAT portion of your tax bill back/decreased back, you need to be a VAT registered business, trading with another VAT registered business, and you need invoices
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by JusticeJuice 4y ago
> Can I deduct the expense from my taxes? Slightly different in every country but in general, theres two parts to this question. The first bit is just the fact as it's an expense, it affects your business' profit, and therefore
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by JusticeJuice 4y ago
Isn't that a little concerning?
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No big reason beyond I liked the look, and underlining is a good affordance to let the user know it's a clickable link (beyond the heavier weight and colour change). There isn't visually a huge amount going on with the page so may
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by JusticeJuice 4y ago
Hi. I'm a designer, and thought I'd spend 10 mins on this to show the little tweaks I'd reach to first. I didn't do any thinking about the content, and I haven't tried to push away from the brutalist visual style yo
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by JusticeJuice 4y ago
Ah dang. I was a bit worried I low-balled that number. You might've already seen this, but you tried this guide for finding one? There's a register of advisers in aus, could shop around a bit? https://static1.squarespac
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I have found there is really good advice out there, it's just in places most people won't look. The first one is books. Go to a book shop, and find a book on personal finances, written by a registered financial advisor in your cou

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