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by abacadaba 7y ago
Perhaps relate it to tabbed folders in a file cabinet?
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by abacadaba 7y ago
I'd be mad except that I often find the suggestions interesting. Don't really get the whole save for later thing, sounds like bookmarks.
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by abacadaba 7y ago
with no data or experience to back this up, i'd expect this to be kind of a long tail, where some will take an hour, and the majority will take 30 sec
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by abacadaba 7y ago
Ugh, if you're gonna pull this shit make sidebar tabs first class! They knew this way before they switched, gave some lip service to make sure the most popular extensions would get the support they needed, and now however many releases
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by abacadaba 7y ago
Thank you! Drives me insane when people go through all the work to create amazing tools and then don't bother to document them. A few incomplete examples is not a specification! (And side note not specific to ts, if there's anyth
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by abacadaba 7y ago
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/12452574 Someone had linked to this in another thread.
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by abacadaba 7y ago
an additional data point to use
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by abacadaba 7y ago
ballsy slogan they got there
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by abacadaba 7y ago
> 1. Spotify - Doesn't follow any sort of UI standards. Also randomly decides to go into drive mode. And lesson #1 in why to always follow some/any kind of UI standard.. Luckily their algorithms/service are decent.
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by abacadaba 7y ago
fwiw, when i saw the prefix and no commas i subconsciously assumed it was under 1000KB and read it wrong, until that comment made me take another look.
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by abacadaba 7y ago
Still is, on moto's at least not sure about other.
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by abacadaba 7y ago
> the extremists would be immediately drowned out and only constitute a tiny fraction of 1%, the same as in reality, and their threads would be filled with counter-arguments rather than reaffirmations. no they would still be by far the
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by abacadaba 7y ago
Well to keep it positive, I'll just say that I find working with competent people to be quite pleasant.
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by abacadaba 7y ago
Ah so you're the asshole that's always honking at me
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by abacadaba 7y ago
Starting to see this as the only viable option for myself, a big leap though.
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by abacadaba 7y ago
a depressingly accurate assessment. > Any "science" that largely exists to sell stuff to middle- and upper-management or "stakeholders" probably tends to be awful, because it doesn't need to be good. as long as
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by abacadaba 7y ago
I'll admit to being critical of the effort at the time, wanting focus to be on the browser. Ahead of it's time maybe. In 2019 making PWA's first class citizen doesn't seem so crazy, and might allow it to get to a viable
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by abacadaba 7y ago
"Pinterest is a visual search engine" Aaah, ok kinda make sense now. Been hearing about this site for years, and I still don't 'get' what it actually is. I think the part of my brain that understands social media is
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by abacadaba 7y ago
Not sure if any of the serverless offerings are 100% there yet, but I have a hard time not seeing this as the future for most things. I just want to quickly deploy code in a friction and maintenance free manner with zero compromises on scal
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by abacadaba 8y ago
"advertisements work" Everyone always wants to believe they're above this. You're not, ads work.
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by abacadaba 8y ago
MATE will still be here waiting patiently when you're ready.
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by abacadaba 8y ago
I think this setup might just about do it for me.
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by abacadaba 8y ago
the game changing part is that it's actually totally viable to do real work with without a mouse. never felt that way when using a laptop before.
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by abacadaba 8y ago
> This is terrible because many engineers will not look at bugs with a low priority. So taking inspiration from the React scheduling work, would it make sense to give bugs a timeout based on priority to keep them from sitting around fore