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colmvp
12y ago
> 2. It’s easier to discover what to add than what to remove > Seeing that very few people had a problem on this step enabled us to hide the help text behind a link – making the screen simpler for the majority. Awesome. So often I wor
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colmvp
12y ago
Logo similarity: https://www.automationanywhere.com/ They've had this re-design at least since March (based on their Facebook page).
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colmvp
12y ago
Don't have a promo code but I just wanted to say this is a really simple idea that makes so much sense. A very nice optimization.
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colmvp
12y ago
You're not the only one. I know so many people who are forced to use Box at notable tech companies in SF and absolutely hated it compared to using Dropbox.
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colmvp
12y ago
Do you recall how much was the expansion module?
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colmvp
12y ago
One of my ex-coworkers didn't like working at a specific startup and didn't think they'd be profitable, so he ended up moving to another. However, had he remained with that startup for a few more years, he would've made
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colmvp
12y ago
I didn't realize soccer players were so much shorter than a lot of North American athletes in hockey, basketball, American football, and baseball. For example, the average height of Brazil's team is 181.7 cm or 5 foot 10, whereas
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colmvp
12y ago
It's not Google, it's you.
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colmvp
12y ago
I like the fact that the logo is aggressive given the startup scene is very much so. So many startup logos are cutesy and playful.
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colmvp
12y ago
I'm curious, are there growing initiatives to make every career gender/race balanced? Because it seems like we're fixated on getting female representation in computer/mathematical occupations from 26.1% to 50%. Yet there
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colmvp
12y ago
That seems like a staggering amount of people leaving New York.
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colmvp
12y ago
With cash, isn't it also easier to pocket tips without declaring on your taxes?
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colmvp
12y ago
I had U-Verse in SF. Wildy inconsistent. Had to get a lineman multiple times, before finally one of them literally suggested for me to switch over to Xfinity.
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colmvp
12y ago
Whereas according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, 23.0% of U.S. programmers, and 39.5% of U.S. web developers are women.
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colmvp
12y ago
When there's already plenty of objects that apply to the common user, there really isn't much excitement over doing simple iterations versus creating something for a much smaller audience.
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colmvp
12y ago
Smartphones are significantly more limited than options for clothing.
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colmvp
12y ago
If anything, on HN users constantly talk about the fact they'd never work at a startup unless they were a co-founder or a late stage employee.
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colmvp
12y ago
Even finding a cab in NYC is a pain in the ass. If you're in Manhattan, cab drivers can deliberately discriminate against you if you want to travel to Brooklyn or Queens. The number of times I've had it happen to me makes me have
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colmvp
12y ago
I noticed this with the NHL. Players are way more fit resulting in a faster game with more brutal body-checking. That compounded with improved protective equipment has allowed players to have a lot less regard for others safety.
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colmvp
12y ago
Low discoverability and less efficiency are not necessarily bad. If I need to have specific functionality available but it's not something I use 90% of the time, then I gain nothing by making it more visible and efficient. If anything,
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colmvp
12y ago
Last big rejection != last rejection
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colmvp
12y ago
Not that I think you are implying this but it's not easy for everyone to get laid. I could elaborate on that point but my thinking is that this submission is going to get kicked off the front page so it seems futile. Also if you read h
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colmvp
12y ago
I interpret it as using translucency to add depth instead of adhering to true flatness doesn't have gradients or shading.
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colmvp
12y ago
I've been an Alfred user for the last few years. Recently, I started using my old PC with Windows XP to play a few older games. Goodness, using the Start Button again feels so clunky, slow, and inefficient. I can't imagine why so
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12y ago
As a dude with a physical disability, using a car is a godsend. While living in cities like SF/NY, taking mass transit was a nightmare for me. Escalators were often not working. Elevators were either out of order, disgusting, or just p
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colmvp
12y ago
Considering that Asians are also under-represented in popular media (movies, TV, western music), athletics (NHL/NFL/NBA/MLB), politics outside of San Francisco/NY, you have to figure that Asians had to go somewhere, i.e.
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colmvp
12y ago
As an Asian American minority, does it really matter? I don't see that many Asian Americans in hollywood, modeling for fashion companies, doing standup comedy, starring in televisions shows, playing in professional sports leagues, or p
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colmvp
12y ago
I like how you got downvoted for having a different opinion.
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colmvp
12y ago
So you need to be a coder before you can criticize the code that a programmer writes? What a crock of bullshit.
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colmvp
12y ago
Nope it works for me using latest version of Chrome.
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