Nadya

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by Nadya 9y ago
Why not both? Getting paid to make a clickbait headline to prop someone up as an influencer. Although upon further thought - you're more likely to be right that it's just clickbait.
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by Nadya 9y ago
Maturely tagged with `#STOPUSINGPRERELEASESWITHSUDO` When their Official Blog makes no mention of 5.7.0 being a prelease [0] and is semantically versioned as a stable release. The thread also later details that running `npm upgrade -g npm`
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by Nadya 9y ago
It's poorly disguised marketing for Kylie Jenner. Look at the "influence" she holds, wiping out $1.3B from Snapchat value! Wouldn't you want her to support your {thing}? Imagine how much value it would bring your product
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by Nadya 9y ago
As a programmer if I don't want the user to use it I don't expose it to the user at all. If I want the user to be able to use it I'm not going to intentionally make it difficult to do so. That's not good design - that&
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by Nadya 9y ago
It's form over function and I'd be shocked if anyone ever shares statistics where making the button more difficult to see increased user interaction with it or made it easier for users to do other tasks by "getting the button
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by Nadya 9y ago
My bad, I misread and thought you had referenced my first example (button/no background) but you had referenced the button/button example. The button/button was for a search. They wanted to draw attention to the 2nd button th
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by Nadya 9y ago
Yes, a 'saved search' is a Search Folder. >it isn't necessarily in the same spot as what it's searching to make it obvious what it is That's exactly my problem! Search folders are unable to be relocated or act
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by Nadya 9y ago
It was a primary button on the hero image in the standard "Header/Subheader/Call to Action" format. It was basically the only thing they wanted users to interact with. >Of course it did, it looked more like a button!
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by Nadya 9y ago
This ended up being quite wordy and I'm still not sure I explained my issue properly. I might need to do a visual mockup of my problem which boils down to "mental disconnect between the source of the data and where you view the da
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by Nadya 9y ago
Folders that display their subfolders content. This problem is very inherently noticeable in Outlook while at work. There are 5 types of problems sent to 1 team distro. I filter these 5 types of problems, based on the Subject field, to a di
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by Nadya 9y ago
Where I work we have beer on tap. People are free to drink whenever and the occasional person will grab a beer with their lunch but peer pressure and not wanting to be drunk while at work means most people won't drink during work hours
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by Nadya 9y ago
Yes, this was meant to be a response to cpburns2009, woops. Was in a rush and originally posted it as a parent level comment, deleted, then reposted under what I thought was the right thread. Looks like I still need more coffee.
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by Nadya 9y ago
I actually just got done running an A/B analytics test on a large website (>100k viewers/day). Statistics say you're right, least about the buttons. ;) The client wanted a "button" without a background color be
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by Nadya 9y ago
What use is Chinese for someone who doesn't read Chinese? The S combinator written like that is perfectly legible and fine for someone who is already familiar with the S Combinator. I don't see the problem there and I don't a
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by Nadya 9y ago
Being punished for being against whatever is socially trendy is aptly described as "wrongthink" regardless of what is "wrong" it's "the wrong thinking". In the 1920s, dating across racial lines was &quot
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by Nadya 9y ago
People are always so quick to jump to this line of reasoning when popular opinion agrees with them. Would you be fine with losing your job for wrongthink if - or rather, when - social opinion swings the other way? It doesn't matter if
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by Nadya 9y ago
"Once you understand monads, you immediately become incapable of explaining them to anyone else” Lady Monadgreen’s curse ~ Gilad Bracha" If you'd like to go down a rabbit hole of category theory look up the phrase "A mon
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by Nadya 9y ago
Contributors generally had close relations with Ben Whately, at least if they could speak English or Mandarin, and could get access to the data so that we could better help contribute or come up with improvements. Once upon a time I had a c
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by Nadya 9y ago
This is originally how Memrise worked. Courses were references to a database entry that people could contribute/improve upon but it failed to scale to large amounts of users and especially failed when the language maintainers found the
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by Nadya 9y ago
I feel like #2 is caused more because people try to be #1. Instead of letting good programmers develop well-established libraries that everyone uses - you end up with NIHS and a bunch of mediocre developers creating mediocre libraries that
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by Nadya 9y ago
Aiming for a 50/50 split is unreasonable until the entire pipeline is evenly 50/50 split which is unreasonable because it will eventually boil down to birth rates which skews male [0]. Imagine you run a pet clinic in a town of 5,1
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by Nadya 9y ago
>It's way easier to write a script to generate thousands of variations on the same email address than to sign up for a thousand different accounts. It's just as easy to write a script to use ephemeral hosts that you don&#x2
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by Nadya 9y ago
Just tested it in Safari 10 on Sierra and Safari 11 on High Sierra and it worked fine in both - so the issue is very likely something on your end.
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by Nadya 9y ago
Have you tried clicking the play button or double clicking the single, 5 second audio file in the player? It doesn't play by default and it isn't a .gif Unless you're using Safari 5.1 on Windows (it also explicitly states mo
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by Nadya 9y ago
League of Legends offers a colorblind mode in game that does exactly that - changes the teams to Blue and Red from Blue and Purple. IIRC, they even use that mode for their E-sports tournament streams - but I might be wrong on that as I have
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by Nadya 9y ago
I actually knew John quite well and helped write plenty of tutorials for how to use their ACP back in the day. Since Vipul (the admin of iPBFree) was basically M.I.A for 80% of the time I had been on iPBFree I had once thought of switching
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by Nadya 9y ago
I agree it's not the same - but wanted to put that offer on the table in case you weren't and wanted to contact people you may have lost touch with because of the shutdown. Losing touch with friends because you cannot contact them
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by Nadya 9y ago
I used to be the Administrator of several different iPBFree forums before iPBFree suddenly disappeared. I really miss the graphics/writing communities that were scattered around forums - it's actually how I learned how to use Phot
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by Nadya 9y ago
A very large portion of the WCD community, especially the more active members of the forums, have largely moved to [Redacted] or [God of Music]. In case you never found out and would like to possibly re-unite with some old friends from WCD.
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by Nadya 9y ago
Same story with an alternate ending [0]. It's a more realistic story for a capitalist society. [0] http://jameszol.com/stories/infamous-fisherman-parable-now-w...

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