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by eviks 4mo ago
Occasional bug is worse than permanent suffering?
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by eviks 4mo ago
This is building on quick sand, a truly new model would not use the same dumb old grid that's neither fit for hands nor for fingers. But kudos for the openness!
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by eviks 4mo ago
That's a different point? This one is about what you do about it
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by eviks 4mo ago
Isn't it way easier to just find a better calculator app (same for most other straws)?
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by eviks 4mo ago
Why would you imagine they have any clue about the area of effect if they ignore the report?
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by eviks 4mo ago
> Contracts excluded They aren't. If you ignore vulnerability report from an entity without a support contract, the vulnerability doesn't disappear just because the entities with support contracts are not aware of it
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by eviks 4mo ago
Consumers, not customers
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by eviks 4mo ago
> should be made for humans to understand what have changed, how did click influence the UI. But that's exactly where you fail with bad transition - they make the understanding harder! For example, in your video the file name text&#
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by eviks 4mo ago
> On screenshots that looks really weird, while in reality this is quite ok. That wasn't the criterion, which was "the best" > very possible that a "wrong" frame in isolation is the best looking one in a real
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by eviks 4mo ago
You can also read why those people are misguided. But instead of doing the irrelevant art analogies again, go back to the article and cite a specific principle that is violated by blur. It has a list: > Now, what does it mean in practice
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by eviks 4mo ago
> As GP has said: "It's very possible". And as the reply asked: provide at least one example > Maybe in animated media it is an acquired taste/coconut effect and not a way to exploit our visual system. So not relev
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by eviks 4mo ago
That was an analogy, and about art and artistic effect. What does it exploit in human vision?? Your example is even worse - it's a cost-driven degradation of quality > smear frames helped to reduce production costs > I'm no
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by eviks 4mo ago
It will be under control when the underlying issue is fixed
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by eviks 4mo ago
How would screenshots help you in accessing a framework? How would you know whether a button supports accessibility and whether you need to declare it as a button in code or in a DSL? Or whether text editing supports mac-specific shortcuts?
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by eviks 4mo ago
GPUI doesn't have accessibility support and isn't even targeted for anything but the text editor, so it's a definite "not yet"
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by eviks 4mo ago
> but my mind doesn't even want to think about what's perfect. That's the barrier to understanding right there! This also makes it easy to make up 2x cost estimates to justify not improving anything
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by eviks 4mo ago
The entire premise of your comment is wrong and derived from not understanding this quote of the author: > Wayland is talking about the technical side of things (modern GPU stacks are very complex and Wayland is trying to take control b
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by eviks 4mo ago
It doesn't look perfect, the image is misaligned.
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by eviks 4mo ago
> It's very possible that a "wrong" frame in isolation is the best looking one in a real-time context. For example?
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by eviks 4mo ago
> you’re just picking up tickets from the backlog, crushing them, then picking up the next one), you’ll miss your chance to do high-impact work in two ways. > Second, if you perpetually look busy, your manager won’t want to volunteer
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by eviks 4mo ago
Yes, and with newer prompt engineers to boot!
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by eviks 4mo ago
Your example doesn't prove your point because you can't even tell it's translation, but also because you said it was not better and are not using it.
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by eviks 4mo ago
So it does improve since the OSes are not actually serious about it otherwise they would've fixed these basic usability concerns years ago.
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by eviks 4mo ago
So? Will they not have imports of external functions?
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by eviks 4mo ago
In general, what's three point of a link to a sandbox in a conversation about the benefits of sanboxingm But specifically, this sandbox also kills all interop with your system, other apps/utilities, so way too disruptive for the p
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by eviks 4mo ago
No good reason to be excited about the old garbage UI returning after the new garbage had been trashed. > This updated advice in the HIG is perfect. > Use an icon to highlight the most common actions and key features of your app Savin
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by eviks 4mo ago
> The app needs permission to access your data. If you want to use the application what choice do you have except to grant it access? But it doesn't need network access to be useful, so it doesn't have that permission and can&#
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by eviks 5mo ago
Right after they reach at least ~80% of customization Vivaldi offers!
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by eviks 5mo ago
How do you figure a price of 0 is a high price?
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by eviks 5mo ago
The OS isn't supposed to be premium since it's free, does that help figure it out?

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