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H/OUM – Control your home lights with iPhone, iPad and battery-free buttons(houm.co)
1 points by antris 12y ago|0 comments
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by antris 12y ago
Yeah, if you're not trying to solve all the problems in the world at once, why try to solve anything?
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by antris 12y ago
The question can be interpreted in many ways. I could think that a friend who is making me choose between them and a promotion is not a friend worth having.
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by antris 12y ago
Then I'm sorry to tell you that new cars are already run by software, even though the input devices have not changed. Your car software can start the engine, disable the brakes, steer and so on. The cars on our roads already can be and
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by antris 12y ago
Lightning speed reflexes, inhuman car handling skills and inability to be distracted or get intoxicated go a long way.
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by antris 12y ago
Yeah, Real Programmers don't need safety. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Real_Programmer
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by antris 12y ago
Who said there is one?
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by antris 12y ago
I mean that the guarantee from an US-based company that they won't track you is meaningless, because they can be ordered in secret court to hand over all their information with a gag order. After that the only way for us to know would
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by antris 12y ago
Based in US, the line "The search engine that doesn't track you" means nothing.
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by antris 12y ago
Its concern is mapping the tweets (data) into a view (another form of data). That is one concern. If you like, you can split it into smaller functions (since everything is referentially transparent, unlike in MVC), but that would be overkil
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by antris 12y ago
> Consider roads, people die there as well, but the price we'd pay if we shut all the roads down would be prohibitive so we don't You say that as if just shutting down all roads without any optional way of transport is the onl
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by antris 12y ago
> URLs aren't high tech any more than the address to your house is When you stop by the local coffee shop, do you take note of what its address is? The users have an idea what URLs are, they just don't care.
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by antris 13y ago
> To me, there is a reason to abstract javascript and similar logic outside the plain html -- however the workflow of including script sources inside html that in turn include html that gets rendered is backwards Yes, coming from a tradi
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by antris 13y ago
Sounds like a pretty accurate description of hell to me.
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A sales team without bonuses(samihonkonen.com)
2 points by antris 13y ago|0 comments
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by antris 13y ago
> I think it would be fun to take another run at the same problem — attempt to find a minimal, readable, and easier-to-learn language that fits in the same role as JavaScript — but to do so with a much more radical design. Do you think
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by antris 13y ago
We can talk about radiation all day, but I guess the larger point is: "There have been no acute radiation syndrome fatalities reported due to the Fukushima accident, while approximately 18,500 people died due to the earthquake and tsu
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by antris 13y ago
> It is interesting that before Fukushima the common knowledge was that any amount of radiation is bad and may cause health issues Well, the common knowledge is wrong . We are surrounded with background radiation every day. http:/
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by antris 13y ago
On the flip side, without design, you have a technical product that doesn't solve a problem that the user has. Design doesn't need engineering. Design can even (in the extreme case) be done to a process that requires no technology
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Avoid conspicuous UI patterns(uiacademy.tumblr.com)
1 points by antris 13y ago|0 comments
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by antris 13y ago
> Are you saying that NAV etc. aren't valid semantics on applications? What I mean is that the (supposed) benefits of semantic use of CSS classes go out of the window when you're no longer hosting documents to be read by machi
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by antris 13y ago
> if you’re writing CSS professionally then there’s really no good excuse for not using a CSS preprocessor. CSS preprocessors aren't without their own problems as well. An app that I'm currently working on has a history of sema
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by antris 13y ago
> The web is fundamentally a semantic medium. I think this premise is outdated. The web is more and more hosting apps rather than documents .
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Go ask your mom.(uiacademy.tumblr.com)
1 points by antris 13y ago|0 comments
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by antris 13y ago
As a non-fan of the sport, this story sounds exciting. Clearly something interesting is happening in the F1 scene, and nobody knows for sure what it is. It's a great mystery. Even if this story is a rehash of what has been already said
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by antris 13y ago
>> What do you do with those people when they aren't needed for the important periodic work, except to give them busy work that is somewhat related, to keep them skilled in that area? Train them. Let them do their own projects. A
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User interface design is exactly like coding(uiacademy.tumblr.com)
1 points by antris 13y ago|0 comments
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The cheapest way to improve a confusing UI(uiacademy.tumblr.com)
2 points by antris 13y ago|0 comments
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User Interface Is About Comparing Choices(uiacademy.tumblr.com)
1 points by antris 13y ago|0 comments
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by antris 13y ago
Of course, there's the whole global warming debate It's not a debate, it's science.

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