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by hjkl0 3y ago
You think that 95% of science research is news worthy?
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by hjkl0 3y ago
Have you seen Doom before?
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by hjkl0 3y ago
> People don't know what they want until you show it to them You won’t know what people want or how to build it if you don’t _look at what they actually do_ first. There’s no other way of doing it, even Steve Jobs did it this way. I
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by hjkl0 3y ago
> The tool may save the developer, let's say 3-4 hours / week This is the main flaw in your argument. For any developer who will actually save 3-4 hours a week with this tool, there are a thousand developers who will only save
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by hjkl0 3y ago
This suggests that she was well known among journalists.
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by hjkl0 3y ago
Someone else already commented about how this has nothing to do with brutalist architecture. But it also has nothing to do with brutalist websites. There’s really no relation between this list of guidelines for brutalism and between sites t
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by hjkl0 3y ago
This is a case where thought experiments based on your own assumptions just aren’t very useful. It’s very way to end up arguing with straw men about made up categories. What you define as “paper cuts” is probably very arbitrary and would di
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by hjkl0 3y ago
This title is absurd and there is no support for it I the article. How would you even prove such a thing? Here is the evidence suggested: > So, Sony devised a strategy to sneak up on the market leaders. > > The Alpha 7 camera, the
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by hjkl0 4y ago
The features required by the people they’re meeting online.
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by hjkl0 4y ago
It’s pretty clear what is meant by “raw photo” here. This is not a raw photo, and probably not really what we’d call a “photo” at all, more like a visualization.
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by hjkl0 4y ago
Page builders are only seen as bad ideas when you have better ideas to choose from. In most cases, hiring a professional is not a viable alternative to doing it yourself. And since none of the problems presented here are new or unique to si
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by hjkl0 4y ago
I think it might be earlier than that https://youtu.be/afam2nIae4o (The offspring song, as well as many others, references this)
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by hjkl0 4y ago
The comments here suggest they’ve been using real people already, and this is just the next / another step.
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by hjkl0 4y ago
Whatever you do, just don’t call it “Prompt Writer”
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by hjkl0 4y ago
Basically every console before Xbox and PlayStation loaded games in seconds. That’s not because of better software though. Games were just so much smaller then. So if a 128k game loads in less than a second, and the 4.7G DVD version of the
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by hjkl0 4y ago
Wishful thinking at best, more likely deliberate deception.
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by hjkl0 4y ago
Not OC, but FWIW, making yourself the story and promoting it with incessant clickbait are two a pretty big red flags
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by hjkl0 4y ago
More feathers?
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by hjkl0 4y ago
Anyone grab any screenshots while it was up?
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by hjkl0 4y ago
Playing games at grade school age - is that a waste?
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by hjkl0 4y ago
You have to teach your kids how to use YouTube and what they can learn from it. How the YouTube front page works, how YouTube recommends videos, how YouTubers produce their videos. How these things are honed and perfected to attract their a
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by hjkl0 4y ago
I have a feeling it was either omniweb or icab. But I’m probably wrong. And anyway, tabs existed in other applications before browsers adopted, rather than invented, them. Right?
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by hjkl0 4y ago
You’re talking about Gnome as if it’s an end onto itself. But it did not appear out of thin air just to disrupt KDE’s dominance. Look at the history again. Look at the names on the emails and posts. It was done by people, because they wante
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by hjkl0 4y ago
There’s another important point about switches vs checkboxes in macOS. On an iPhone, most people will use their right thumb to toggle a switch, so switches are aligned to the right, for easier reach. On the Mac you’ll use some kind of point
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by hjkl0 4y ago
Any references for that? Wouldn’t you avoid that spot with your fingers, to keep it from getting greasy and smudged?
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by hjkl0 4y ago
The notch is branding. A bigger question is why it was changed for the iPhone 14 Pro.
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by hjkl0 4y ago
I tried it today, but the “revamped” controls are still fully broken on Switch. The left and right sticks work differently from every other fps game you know, and you shoot with B. On top of that, controls cannot be customized. Apparently i
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by hjkl0 4y ago
I recently re-read it after reading it for the first time in the early ‘00s. I think it holds up very well, as a testament to the time it was written in. It was also quite prophetic. There was a lot that went over my head back then.
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by hjkl0 4y ago
The code and the data might be different things. But why encrypt it if it doesn’t leave the machine? (Also, your code is never stored?)
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by hjkl0 4y ago
> it really is the case that we should disabuse ourselves from the notion that one should be entitled to life-saving care. I can’t imagine this point of view being very popular in places where universal health care is available. And pers

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