cosmotic

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by cosmotic 6y ago
Not to mention you need an account on their system.
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by cosmotic 6y ago
I shouldn't have to hack Firefox with custom CSS to get it to behave in a reasonable way.
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by cosmotic 6y ago
Where is the warmth coming from? The description said they intended it to be industrial like steel tubing... Seems more like they chose random words from a list of words with positive connotations. Then I saw the classic artist-statement no
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by cosmotic 6y ago
Someone please help me understand terms like 'warmth' in regards to a font. Is this measurable? Is it predictable? Would such a description hold up to a randomized trial? Is it real? artist puffery? total BS?
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by cosmotic 6y ago
I know what the commonly used F-keys do for tasks I perform often. They are just as context-sensitive as the touch bar, except they don't display the action on the key. You're trading that display for tactile feedback that there&#
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by cosmotic 6y ago
The DAC isn't part of the format; although I respect the desire for a good DAC. I believe all lossy compression codecs from the past 20 or 30 years are perception based; ATRAC may have been one of the first ones, but it sure doesn&#x27
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by cosmotic 6y ago
The two issues you referenced are also applicable to minidisc.
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by cosmotic 6y ago
> I feel like the people that complain about this are the ones who have a hard time changing their workflows to use the TouchBar, and still do things the old school way using function keys This was particularly painful to read. The manda
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by cosmotic 6y ago
How can a lossy compressed minidisc be "cleaner" than a lossless CD or similarly lossy but higher bitrate and more efficiently compressed digital file?
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by cosmotic 6y ago
What does modern mean in this context?
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by cosmotic 6y ago
The LG versions of all the apps I've used are much better because it allows for cursor control and I feel it more reliably leads to HDR and 4k content.
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by cosmotic 6y ago
What about hand writing?
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by cosmotic 6y ago
How fast is it? Does it work with rotated images? How about multiple tables per image?
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by cosmotic 6y ago
Are you referring to the low interest rate? I suspect that depends largely on which bank/currency you're referring to. Bitcoin sure doesn't fair very well, except if you invest at the right time. The bank is a known quantity.
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by cosmotic 6y ago
A bank is good at storing value over time. I'd argue that bitcoin is not, considering all the lost wallets and wild swings in value. From my limited vantage point, BitCoin's actual use cases are underground/gray markets and s
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by cosmotic 6y ago
This is the pinnacle of human interface guidelines. Recent ones focus way to much on pleasure and joy brought on by superfluous, disorienting animations while totally disregarding getting work done or understanding how an app organizes its
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by cosmotic 6y ago
As a UI framework, jank totally breaks the core purpose of the framework. All the people complaining about this issue have a good point. However, to me, this seems like what people should have been expecting when picking up a cross platform
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by cosmotic 6y ago
The presence of a warning or documentation does not mean there isn't a problem here. The word 'edit' implies it will apply to the selection, which is different than copying the item to the new storage class. This is akin to &
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by cosmotic 6y ago
I don't think they are as high-risk as you suggest. Many c-level positions have golden parachutes so even when executives to terrible jobs, they still get well compensated.
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by cosmotic 6y ago
No one blames you for not knowing about the 18275th javascript framework.
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by cosmotic 6y ago
Also more efficient. There's an endless, constant supply of new things not yet worth fully exploring.
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by cosmotic 6y ago
The reading or the writing part? The reading is easier with explicit types. The writing is a non issue considering tooling auto completes the second instance almost always. modifying later can be cumbersome but the tooling makes it somewhat
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by cosmotic 6y ago
That argument stands true for most frameworks on most platforms. I prefer the dollar sign; it's pervasive and concise.
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by cosmotic 6y ago
I think the skepticism of new shiny things is healthy. Of the set of things that exist, most things are worse than the things one already uses/prefers. Most new things solve a specific problem that may not overlap with the problems one
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by cosmotic 6y ago
Well.... As a user of forms that intentionally add autocomplete=off so that their own autocomplete forms show instead, it is very not good to see both autocomplete mechanisms compete with each other.
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by cosmotic 6y ago
That's setting modern at a pretty low bar. There are git tools that existed 10 years ago that satisfy that description. "Modern" is a go-to trendy term like cloud or web2.0. Try describing the tool like you did in your respon
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by cosmotic 6y ago
What does modern mean in this context?
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by cosmotic 6y ago
Although I can see the problem with showing unfinished work, it sure is great to have user feedback before putting too much work into something that users won't want. It's always great to get early feedback. I hope the VideoLAN te
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by cosmotic 6y ago
Only visible on mouse over is not good for accessibility or usability. "less visible" is a usability anti-pattern.
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by cosmotic 6y ago
There are a lot of cases where java is faster or lower latency than C++ and this article doesn't list any.

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