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Ask HN: YouTube's interface isn't aligned to a grid. UX theory behind this?
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The list sounds more predictive than descriptive.
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Likewise, I continue to find myself shocked whenever I see developers' resumes that don't list even a single project they've worked on. It's part of a bigger problem seen here in Europe (at least for those who don't
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I swear I was also thinking of inventing a JSON-based replacement for the IMAP just last week.
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Finally.
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There's a tendency to think that we're all very unique in our preferences, but think about it -- the only way you could really know that, is if you were to already have all of data of what many other people's preferences are.
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Fascinating that OP became a worker in a critical part of Google's machine, and he didn't even realize it.
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How does everyone feel about a JSON dicts separated by newlines format? (Like the JSON format that mongoimport can accept.) Each sample of the type of data that I'm often dealing with tends to be nested in nature. Yes, I do have a sc
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You really can't overstate the differences between trams and busses. Trams are more like a moving sidewalk, a physical part of the city.
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An idea based on scaling up a type of advice that people already naturally give each other in person. I like it.
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The reason rankings exist is because often, in the end, a decision MUST be made. Are current rankings possibly worse than a random draw? - conceivably, in some cases, but that doesn't have to be the case. Your concerns about ranking-co
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Think of it as a search engine, like Google.
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