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Adaptation: Why responsive design actually begins on the server [mobile]
(slideshare.net)
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15y ago
By complex I mean a large array of options (1000's) with a lot of interdependencies, but I'm interested in anything on the subject of UI complexity at all really.
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Ask HN: Can you recommend good papers on UI design for complex systems?
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Openwave Takes Legal Action Against Apple and RIM
(eon.businesswire.com)
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15y ago
Hang around long enough and you'll find that very little is new under the sun.
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15y ago
Only on iOS AFAIK, coming in later Android (3.0?)
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Soda - a Selenium RC client for Node.js
(sodajs.com)
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Petrify - A flexible static site generator for node.js
(github.com)
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15y ago
See also: http://www.irccloud.com/
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It's hard to argue with a comment so lacking in substance.
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If IE6 is a problem for you I suggest you don't venture too far into the world of mobile devices.
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Sounds like a good book, but might it be out of date the day it was published given the current release cycle of desktop browsers and mobile devices?
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http://www.youtubedoubler.com/?video1=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.youtu...
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Everyone loves the Apple UI, therefore everything the Apple UI does is an axiomatic truth of UI design. Except... maybe not. The trash can icon on OS X is photo realistic. The HDD icon is photo realistic. Transmits icon is a pretty detailed
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15y ago
On the issue of the first line, assassination, I don't hold overly black and white views; however, I would ask when is this going to end for America? With drone strikes and whatever else going on seemingly unchecked I wonder if America is s
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Hacker group Anonymous denies Sony attack
(bbc.co.uk)
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15y ago
Hi, I've worked in a couple of startups & agencies around the British Isles and one investment bank in London. My experience would convince me to advise that you should work were you want to work, but in general my experience is: 1) if
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15y ago
This is spam, surely?
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15y ago
Hopefully I have a better solicitor than the poor chap who had iOS location data submitted into evidence ;)
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16y ago
Do what you love, or at least want, because ultimately your choice of course is not something that binds you irrevocably to one career or another.
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16y ago
My experience: I just read the comment thread on an HN post and without the points beside each comment my brain acted like a crutch had been removed. I approve :)
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The Naïve Developer / Fake Lean Startup Approach: We construct a trap, any trap that works and deploy it (supply pizza for deploy party). The trap fails (quickly), the Lion escapes and angered by the failed trap attempt said Lion devours an
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Problem: To Catch a Lion in the Sahara Desert.
(gksoft.com)
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I take the point but I don't think this is valid criticism of IE9's 'modern' pretentions. (And anyway, Chrome doesn't run on mobile devices, neither does Safari. What you have are various implementations of Webkit, all different across the
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The 80s was the greatest decade for movies. Sadly I cannot prove that from this graph.
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Computing Machinery and Intelligence by A.M. Turing
(loebner.net)
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Darwin would not have got very far with Dawkins in charge.
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HTML is the new HTML5
(blog.whatwg.org)
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I agree with you, the W3C mainly wrote specifications for implementors (which is why as a front end person you must read the spec and 'read' the implementation of it in the browser) and the role of talking to authors was left to those who w
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Exactly. (I hope you understood I was using irony.)
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