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by chrstphrknwtn 2y ago
I appreciate that it works for a lot of people... I'm just offering my opinion. A lot of people using something and it being really silly aren't mutually exclusive.
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by chrstphrknwtn 2y ago
Yeah, I was being deliberately obtuse. But to be honest, just a few these lists result in sending way more markup than I would be regular old CSS. And we haven't even applied any responsive classes. Ultimately I think this is a subject
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by chrstphrknwtn 2y ago
Exactly. In terms of design, something like tailwind is a great example of the 'templatization' of design and communication, where ease of authoring and maintainability is valued over producing artefacts that are appropriate. I do
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by chrstphrknwtn 2y ago
How long is a piece of string?
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by chrstphrknwtn 3y ago
If it takes thirteen interviews for someone, or a group of people, to know if I'm worth hiring, then I would assume they have no idea what they're doing. That seems like a waste of everybody's time.
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by chrstphrknwtn 3y ago
Yep, internships are the way to go. Especially if you can get them to work for free because that's the prevailing expectation for internships in the USA with no regulation whatsoever. As a business owner, it's really great because
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by chrstphrknwtn 3y ago
I've built a crash-proof car. When you're about to crash, don't.
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by chrstphrknwtn 3y ago
It explains everything except what is significant about the "script dated February 23, 1981".
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by chrstphrknwtn 3y ago
A lot of Brad Forst's ideas seem to only consider an ideal situation, divorced of real-world experience. They're great ideas; many very useful in practice, but I feel like it's easy to over-systematise design... your observat
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by chrstphrknwtn 3y ago
Why would I go to trade school for a few years to make $60k forever?
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by chrstphrknwtn 3y ago
Hmmm that's a bummer, maybe I'll just fork it, call it something else and then claim I created it in a weekend.
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by chrstphrknwtn 3y ago
What if I start to make enterprise products called Coolduino, and I say "my products are for the Arduino framework ecosystem" - will you come after me?
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by chrstphrknwtn 3y ago
The opportunity to devise an amazing strategy to compete and win an activity doesn't make the activity inherently good or bad. Something difficult can still be overwhelmingly stupid.
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by chrstphrknwtn 3y ago
That's the dumbest thing I've seen in a while.
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by chrstphrknwtn 3y ago
Workers? Is that all these human beings are? A better way to phrase it is "Canada has employed 10k people in America in 48 hours". But that isn't worthy of being pointlessly outraged by everyday language.
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by chrstphrknwtn 3y ago
There are plenty of people who find themselves in desperate enough situations to be taken advantage of in such a way. It is for that reason that things like social welfare and employment regulation exist today.
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by chrstphrknwtn 3y ago
People are disenfranchised all over the United States, dying deaths of poverty, abuse, and alcoholism. Keeping the status quo seems very unethical.
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by chrstphrknwtn 3y ago
Also check out Tobias Frere-Jones [1], Johnathon Hoefler's partner who was allegedly screwed out his share of their partnership. [2] 1. https://frerejones.com 2. https://nymag.com/news/features/jon
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by chrstphrknwtn 3y ago
No, it's important that every single element vertically slide and fade in as I scroll the page. How am I supposed to know this is "design".
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by chrstphrknwtn 3y ago
> Along Australia’s Great Ocean Road, I pulled over to see the beach where Patrick Swayze pursues the “storm of the century” in Point Break. It was filmed in Oregon
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by chrstphrknwtn 3y ago
Mo problems
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by chrstphrknwtn 3y ago
You’re right, therapeutic and healing experiences can only happen in clinics and hospitals.
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by chrstphrknwtn 3y ago
It was always real therapy
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by chrstphrknwtn 3y ago
I think it's important to consider that being called a criminal can have real-world negative impact on a person's life. OpenAI's service appears to incorrectly call people criminals. I think it's legitimate to have a pro
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by chrstphrknwtn 3y ago
> some of them possibly smoking I lived in Paris for a time, I would say it is guaranteed some were smoking.
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by chrstphrknwtn 3y ago
> I predict more in-person learning interactions. Which would be a huge benefit for the overall quality of education. A lot of student can write a passable essay in a word processor with spell check and tutors... but those same students
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by chrstphrknwtn 4y ago
This generalises very broadly. I have some expertise and knowledge is one or two specialised fields, and when I read Wikipedia, news articles and blogs about those fields, it's maddening how incorrect many people are, whilst sounding p
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by chrstphrknwtn 4y ago
I don't see anything "high-res" about the reconstructed images.
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by chrstphrknwtn 4y ago
How so? I mean, they're still manufacturing the actual car itself.
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by chrstphrknwtn 4y ago
Yes, well that test puts it to rest then. 4x5 is unlikely to offer any significant resolution advantage. Although, I do think there is an advantage evident in another of Tim Parkin's tests: Overview - https://www.onlandscape

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