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5y ago
This is a very pessimistic and distorted take on things. 1. From what I have seen most people want a job that pays for their lifestyle and isn't soul destroying. Sure people fantasize about becoming a successful entrepreneur, but certa
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5y ago
I don't want to follow a tag, I want to follow the specific artists that I like and just see their work without all my friends' vacation posts in between.
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5y ago
Yes Twitter does, but doesn't do a good job of making them easy to use.
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5y ago
They don't do this because it would massively reduce engagement. Same reason Instagram doesn't let you categorize your follows into lists such as "Artists" and "Friends" and "Travel", it would reduce
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5y ago
I want someone to just make Google Inbox UI again. The best thing was grouping by dates where I could select and archive or delete an entire month once I had reviewed what was in it. No other email experience has let me get through my backl
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5y ago
Which is a poor critique considering Martinez would be working directly with other Apple employees while Dre is barely involved with Apple as far as I know. The issue isn't the creative work alone, the issue is the impact on fellow emp
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6y ago
https://animxyz.com Making an open source CSS animation toolkit with my brother that is the first animation library to be composable and fully customizable instead of just a boring set of standard animations. Vue and React (comi
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6y ago
I don't think we can detect enough neutrinos to make this work. The reason it works with the Sun is the massive number of neutrinos it generates and exposing over 500 days since even then so few are detected.
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9y ago
And all of that works just fine with CSS. CSS has problems, but more to do with scoping or lack of a grid-based layout system (until now). When I see devs saying "Just do it all in Javascript" I have to assume they aren't act
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The counter argument is that if you make an error using the CLI, you end up spending more time fixing it than if you just had the GUI open and watching your repo already, and simply switch to it when you need to commit/push.
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Or, you know, that is irrelevant when the person using a GUI makes fewer errors than those who aren't (which has broadly been my experience as well). Even someone who perfectly understands git can make a typo or have a brain-fart of a
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9y ago
Oh look someone being reasonable on HN. There is a distinct pattern in the tech and engineering world of people who assume that what they want is what everyone else wants, and if they don't want that they don't know what is good f