deGravity

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   by deGravity 8y ago

   Calling these "philosophies" is probably marketing fluff, but the dichotomy is definitely a real thing in interaction design; interacting with a computer as an agent (querying, dialogs, etc.) vs interacting with a computer as a to
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   by deGravity 8y ago

   I think that's a bit harsh. The documents at that URL were understood to be freely available to the public. As I physical analogy, I'd think about it more as one of those restaurant straw dispensers. He got tired of pressing the b
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   by deGravity 9y ago

   It's a nice set of guidelines, but why the snail on page 15?
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   by deGravity 10y ago

   Have cameras take pictures of the interior before and after each ride. You then have a verifiable record of what state the car is in, and you don't have a bunch of data-privacy issues around recording activities while someone is inside
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   by deGravity 10y ago

   Check out Joseph LaViola's work at UCF (formerly from Brown). http://www.eecs.ucf.edu/isuelab/research/pen.php The latest work, MathBoxes, uses the recognition engine from the starPAD sdk http://g
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   by deGravity 11y ago

   I talked to the author about this - apparently Kevin Spacey's lawyers asked them to change it.
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   by deGravity 13y ago

   Thanks for sharing! Small grammar nitpick: In the last sentence of the "Cheap and risk free" section you use the word "years" twice where "year's" would be the appropriate usage.