cuddlybacon

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by cuddlybacon 5y ago
Yeah. It seems like a lot of hybrid setups are going to have shared desk spaces going forward.
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by cuddlybacon 5y ago
Some people just accept this attempted solution isn't going to fill the hole properly and stick with it anyways. Others may get frustrated enough to make an attempt to fix the problem for real, only to re-remember how much harder that
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by cuddlybacon 5y ago
I map the forward/back buttons to "Go Back" and "Go Forward" in Visual Studio Code. If I cmd+click a method or variable, I can press back to go back to where I was. Technically I used the logictech software to map t
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by cuddlybacon 5y ago
I put 'mostly' and not 'entirely' because I do think it is both.
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by cuddlybacon 5y ago
I think the places where the friendships are the hardest all tend to be guess cultures[0]. That isn't exactly surprising to me. Guess culture should make creating friendships much harder. If you may only ask if someone wants to hangout
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by cuddlybacon 5y ago
I think parasocial relationships have mostly been an attempt to fill the gap left by the lack of real friendships.
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by cuddlybacon 5y ago
I'd really rather see something like this handled as a tax on gas cars in the big 5 cities (or maybe 10). These are going to be the places where alternatives are the most viable.
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by cuddlybacon 5y ago
> It seems to me that they want media/experience/communications-rich features removed from the browser, in-lieu of your local OS/software suite. I got this impression too. I dislike that their solution seems to be nerfing
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by cuddlybacon 5y ago
But the corners are far away. Testing just now, it took two swipes to get my mouse where the start button would be. It took one to get to the dock.
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by cuddlybacon 5y ago
Moving to the corner requires a swipe, pickup, and swipe. Moving the mouse to the bottom can be done in a single swipe.
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by cuddlybacon 5y ago
Those data points don't disagree with wyager's point. Both the the Signalling Theory they are advocating and the Human Capital Development (HCD) that I assume you are advocating would make the same predictions on those life indica
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by cuddlybacon 5y ago
I bet they aren't too worried. This seems like a product area where hitting all the features on a purchasing manager's feature list is more important than being good. Atlassian seems optimized for that.
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by cuddlybacon 5y ago
iPhone. In the area where the Tweet would show, it instead says "Something went wrong" EDIT: it has been like this for several years so I assumed it was a dark pattern.
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by cuddlybacon 5y ago
It is also signals a package of personality traits: * rejecting other personal hygiene customs * being noticeably more pedantic * picking every battle/argument * lower than normal respect for other's boundaries * lower than normal
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by cuddlybacon 5y ago
I find it a bit funny that this is posted to twitter which won't load on my phone unless I use their app.
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by cuddlybacon 5y ago
Yeah. I'm interested if it was extended or not. I cannot really tell from the article. I expect this works great for 2 to 3 months when it is novel and everyone is keen to prove it works, but will begin to regress back after that. Wher
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by cuddlybacon 5y ago
Jonathan Haidt wrote a book called The Coddling of the American Mind [0]. He'd agree that adults need to give children their freedom back. He talks about what the consequences for not doing so have been for Zoomers and it is quite worr
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by cuddlybacon 5y ago
It's not properly boosting usage metrics for first-party Microsoft apps!
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by cuddlybacon 5y ago
I don't have professional experience in either desktop UIs or web UIs. When I tried making an app using the native macOS UI toolkit, I kept running into issues related to a lack of online discussion and books that were less complete th
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by cuddlybacon 5y ago
That sounds neat. Does the developer chose which message goes into which category? I don't recall getting marketing notifications from Uber Eats. What infuriates me are the follow up notifications (paraphrased): "How was $RESTAURA
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by cuddlybacon 5y ago
You don't need to be using your computer for the notification to be distracting. Your computer can be in the other room but if you hear 'ping' every time an iMessage comes in, it is still going to be distracting.
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by cuddlybacon 5y ago
Many of the Facetime features would have been great for the pandemic. Too bad that would have resulted in an insane schedule for the engineers. I love the idea of the different Focus modes. Hopefully they have some good profiles out-of-the-
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by cuddlybacon 5y ago
Likely yes. Gretchen McCulloch has a book called Because Internet which talks about how the internet has changed English. People joined the internet in different waves. Each group of had the challenge of re-inventing writing conventions for
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by cuddlybacon 5y ago
I've found Apple Maps better for that. Before I switched, I found Google maps really liked to have you turn left one street early, then turn right then turn left. I guess it was trying to eliminate the delay from the left turn at the b
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by cuddlybacon 5y ago
> I struggle to understand the mind set of people who do not want to use them. I've posted a few reasons before. I think I've refined the list slightly since last time: * People's first exposure to programming often came f
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by cuddlybacon 5y ago
On Mac, the apps I happened to check use cmd+shift+alt+v. I checked MS Teams, Outlook, Mail.app, and Safari.
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by cuddlybacon 5y ago
I think you make a good point here: * Copying formatting works well and is desired when it is done within an app but it is janky and undesired when the apps are different. I furiously hates copying/pasting of formatting. After reflecti
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by cuddlybacon 5y ago
I think the cause is in the article: > The general derision roomy vehicles sometimes receive from car enthusiasts or urbanists is silly, and can evince a cluelessness about the needs of families. This derision ended up with vehicles gett
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by cuddlybacon 5y ago
I always read that as (1 + 2). I read it left to right, then top to bottom, so it would read as [null, "1", "+", "2"] and not as [null, "+", "1", "2"].
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by cuddlybacon 5y ago
> I thought “remote work” already meant this? I think since most people's taste of remote work happened during COVID, so home was the only acceptable remote work place.

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