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Nice, simple, and fun! I also appreciate that you're very open to contributions! :)
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LinkNYC Launches Video Relay Service (VRS) Supporting ASL
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It seems as though relying on something a bit more verbose, such as the guidance from Nielsen Norman Group [1], might be more effective in helping people building software. In particular: > 0.1 second is about the limit for having the u
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Out of curiosity, is it this page in particular that was hard on the eyes, or dark-theme pages in general? The interesting part is that the body text appears to have a 5.71 contrast ratio, which meets the WCAG 2.1 Level AA criterion [1] but
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This is actually mentioned in the submission, but it does so through surrogate pairs. In short: the first of two bytes references a different "plane" of code points, and the second byte refers to a code point in that additional pl
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Fun fact: for SMS, UCS-2 is used when a message requires more than 128 characters to be rendered.[1] If you've ever noticed that entering an emoji or other non-ASCII [2] character seems to dramatically increase the size of your SMS, th
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Optimizing Postgres Queries for Faster Kiosk Data Delivery
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Improving perceived interface responsiveness on public kiosks
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Show HN: A library of GTFS Realtime translators (for transit data)
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Intersection | https://www.intersection.com | Manhattan, New York City (NYC) | Multiple Roles | Full-time | ONSITE At Intersection, we are at the forefront of the smart cities revolution. Our mission is to improve daily life in
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Web App Multi-Touch Is Complicated
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The complexity of the humble transit countdown clock
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Intersection | https://www.intersection.com | Manhattan, New York City (NYC) | Multiple Roles | Full-time | ONSITE At Intersection, we are at the forefront of the smart cities revolution. Our mission is to improve daily life in
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Tech Accessibility in Public Space: Implementing TalkBack on Link
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A CSS Pixel and a Kiosk Walk into a Bar
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At least for Google Calendar, it's pretty easy to avoid the mental math by using the built-in time zones. You can select the time zone when creating the event[0]. [0] https://support.google.com/calendar/answer/
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Intersection | https://www.intersection.com | Manhattan, New York City (NYC) | Multiple Roles | Full-time | ONSITE At Intersection, we are at the forefront of the smart cities revolution. Our mission is to improve daily life in
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Intersection | https://www.intersection.com | Manhattan, New York City (NYC) | Multiple Roles | Full-time | ONSITE At Intersection, we are at the forefront of the smart cities revolution. Our mission is to improve daily life in
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Intersection | https://www.intersection.com | Manhattan, New York City (NYC) | Multiple Roles | Full-time | ONSITE At Intersection, we are at the forefront of the smart cities revolution. Our mission is to improve daily life in
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Station-Ary: Giving Transit Context to Smart City Kiosks
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Intersection | https://www.intersection.com | Manhattan, New York City (NYC) | Multiple Roles | Full-time | ONSITE At Intersection, we are at the forefront of the smart cities revolution. Our mission is to improve daily life in
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Detecting blocked bike lanes in NYC with computer vision
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Reasonably useful condensed list, but a couple concerning aspects: 1) (more important) Aren't many of these specs driven by WHATWG these days and not the W3C? [1] 2) (less important) If this is about building for mobile, I'm not s
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There was a popular post a little over a month ago [2] about this very topic. That particular example used deep learning in a similar way to what you described. It looks like there are previous attempts [2] that have even been turned into A
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Intersection | https://www.intersection.com | Manhattan, New York City (NYC) | Multiple Roles | Full-time | ONSITE At Intersection, we are at the forefront of the smart cities revolution. Our mission is to improve daily life in
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It's important to keep in mind that while it seems to be approached as "simulating" the effects traditionally achieved with mechanical effects of a camera, it has a basis in fundamental optics. Creating a sense of focus in a
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This reminds me of an article on The Verge two years ago documenting the semi-intentional convergence of interior design [1]. Admittedly, there was a focus on spaces like short term rentals and coffee shops, but the effect seems translatabl
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Intellectual Value (1995)
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