hapticmonkey

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   by hapticmonkey 6y ago

   They're adding an option to disable this in a future update. But I agree that it shouldn't have been forced to start with.
2. 122.▲
   by hapticmonkey 6y ago

   The only reason I like Halide is because I loathe Apple's noise reduction in their photo processing. Shooting RAW is the only way to avoid it. Every other aspect of computational photography is amazing, but when shooting photos I often
3. 123.▲
   by hapticmonkey 6y ago

   I've worked as a UX designer, and I think the mindset required to solve UX problems is just different to that required to solve engineering problems. For example: The engineering needed to have the user select, crop, adjust, and upload
4. 124.▲
   by hapticmonkey 6y ago

   I prefer David Foster Wallace's description of advertising: "It did what all ads are supposed to do: create an anxiety relievable by purchase.”
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   by hapticmonkey 6y ago

   Apple's defense is that their walled garden and strict rules are what's stopping their ecosystem from becoming a cesspool of scams or fake or harmful apps. Users (who are not "power users") trust Apple's ecosystem.
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   by hapticmonkey 6y ago

   The core concepts behind OKRs (and others like it) are pretty good. The problem is that almost all of these methods require managers to cede power and control over to the developers. And that rarely seems to happen. So as a developer it jus