designerarvid

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by designerarvid 8mo ago
BankID is not government backed, and most governmental agencies have alternatives to BankID as well.
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by designerarvid 8mo ago
Sure, but have you heard the Eurovision Song contest entry about the web: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zc9quuVYZF4
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by designerarvid 8mo ago
Companies do make/buy decisions on everything, it just software. Cleaning services are not expensive, yet companies contract them instead of hiring staff. This is called transaction cost economics, if anyone’s interested.
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by designerarvid 8mo ago
Yes, this is a spreadsheet-like model with crud. Most software is. Users don't care whether a product is "just crud" or not. The value comes from what the spreadsheet-like model looks like, and how it and its associated crud
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by designerarvid 8mo ago
Very nice. Still I was hoping for the original XBox UI.
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by designerarvid 8mo ago
Figma has an isolation mode for individual vectors, press enter while it’s selected. Not what you’re after, but working with groups in Figma can be handy. Try cmd+click to select elements inside groups directly. Then shift+enter to select t
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by designerarvid 9mo ago
I am myself a neural network trained on reddit since ~2008, not a fundamental difference (unfortunately)
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by designerarvid 9mo ago
Proton’s take on marketing is the main thing making me anxious of commitment to their ecosystem. Other than that I’m a happy paying customer.
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by designerarvid 10mo ago
Inter is the default in Figma because the first designer at Figma was the guy who created it.
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by designerarvid 10mo ago
Somehow this comes to mind: https://taxheaven3000.com/
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by designerarvid 10mo ago
We’re I live it is a little bit more than 21 hours. Quite noticeable.
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by designerarvid 10mo ago
In Scandinavia we have no heat to anor condition out.
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by designerarvid 10mo ago
No, that time it went wrong because it wasn't _true_ communism. True communism hasn't been tried yet.
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by designerarvid 10mo ago
Unbelievable as it sounds, the US did this in the 1940’s, but with pigeons and actual bombs. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project_Pigeon?wprov=sfti1#
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by designerarvid 10mo ago
Of course, by why not access those particular services in a more secure way? With other browser settings, another browser, or another machine altogether? Turning off JS permanently is like keeping your wallet in a safe you carry around all
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by designerarvid 10mo ago
https://youtu.be/CIpbEa6KTNI?si=tgEaPo8xG7KnpxLt&t=564
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by designerarvid 10mo ago
Maybe I’m a too much of a normie to understand, but surely keeping your secure data away from your browser must be better than securing the browser to the point that it stops working?
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by designerarvid 11mo ago
No, marketing starts with the person being marketed to. Engineers thinking they are doing marketing state technical terms with colourful fonts.
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by designerarvid 11mo ago
Sure, but there’s also market competition. As long as the switching costs are low the preference of the market will steer the suppliers.
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by designerarvid 11mo ago
Totally unrelated movie tip: The lives of others (Das Leben der Anderen) has 8.4 on IMDB.
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by designerarvid 1y ago
At least in Sweden, almost all established parties support this legislation making it difficult for voters to vote against it without voting for fringe parties outside parliament (piratpartiet for example). Further, mainstream media hasn’t
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by designerarvid 1y ago
The end station is advertising and for that they need your data.
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by designerarvid 1y ago
Every strata of society has been getting richer and richer along with technological progress. What makes you think that would change now?
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by designerarvid 1y ago
Not only was the tower demolished, some 700 buildings in that central area were in efforts to modernise the city. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Redevelopment_of_Norrmalm?wpro...
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by designerarvid 1y ago
That phenomenon is called network effects, if you’d like to read more about it.
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by designerarvid 1y ago
I guess many find comfort in being able to task an ai with assignments that it cannot complete. Most sr developers I work with take this approach. It's not really a good way of assessing the usefulness of a tool though.
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by designerarvid 1y ago
[0]"The sensors are basically a bearing antenna with a very accurate clock and a computer. A lightning discharge has a "signature" that allows the sensor's software to distinguish lightning discharges from all the other
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by designerarvid 1y ago
Considering that the main value of ai today is coding bots, I think that traditional companies struggle to get value from it as they are in the hands of consultancies and cannot assess “developer efficiency” or change ways of working for d
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by designerarvid 1y ago
People aren’t necessarily out of touch, they may be optimising for something other than real value. Appearing impressive for instance.
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by designerarvid 1y ago
One of the main politicians behind this is Swedish Social Democrat Ylva Johansson[1]; coming from a party with a long history of political surveillance[2]. Unlike East Germany, Sweden has never “dealt” with this past. She thinks this is ho

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