codementum

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by codementum 10y ago
Didn't expect to see my paper on the front pages of HN today :) Lane (first author) here -- happy to take questions on behalf of the co-authors. xangg already pointed out the nice followup from Matthew Kay and Jeff Heer ( https:/&
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by codementum 10y ago
None of the suggested alternatives so far are the same as Sunrise's meet feature-- including vyte, Microsoft Invite, Google's Appointment Slots, or calendly. Meet allows you (the requester) to set the times available for meeting a
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by codementum 11y ago
Whether or not it becomes widely used (or developed further), I think crom is a great idea. Hopefully it will encourage developers beyond js to create usable, composable modules. (LaTeX comes to mind...)
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by codementum 11y ago
It's odd that this is missing. Without it, it's not possible to analyze for biases w.r.t. the stimuli used or even the perceptual features they're adjusting.
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by codementum 12y ago
Like many others, I just filed a support ticket as well. I'd like one of two outcomes: 1. A public response and plan from Schwab, or 2. An alternative bank/brokerage company that a) takes security seriously and b) is easy to move
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by codementum 13y ago
Flow, in the cognitive sense, could very well be directed towards a customer-focused end. This article's central argument is a fallacy.
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by codementum 14y ago
You're absolutely right. Everyone harps on pie charts for being awful for element-to-element comparisons. This mainly stems from Tufte's work and experiments from Cleveland and McGill. However, in part-to-whole relationship tasks, pie chart