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by hlfcoding 12y ago
Decent overview of the past two decades. But it's ironic the navigation and decoration on that site are also great examples of bad web design.
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by hlfcoding 12y ago
If you want to implement minimalist design, you might as well go the full nine yards and use no more than 2-3 (properly contrasting) colors. This is middle-of-the-road and frankly evokes neither elegance nor brilliance. To elaborate on why
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by hlfcoding 14y ago
The point of a programmer is to save time by writing as little code as possible. You contribute to an existing project that's OSS, not roll your own bug-ridden p-o-s in the framework / language-of-the-year. You shouldn't be presumptive abou
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by hlfcoding 14y ago
I'm biased about this topic, but don't take my word for it. Robert Scoble is one such 'influencer' and here's his take and the discussion around it: https://www.facebook.com/RobertScoble/posts/499071000129201 Key takeaway: it's not the 'v
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by hlfcoding 14y ago
The whole concept of "digital modernism" is a fluke since modernism emerged from seeking functionality, not aesthetics, while the former is trying to emulate modernism on GUIs. Print design can appear "modern" and "Swiss" since its function
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by hlfcoding 15y ago
No more list spam!
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by hlfcoding 15y ago
YouTube optimizes their Python with psyco: http://www.slideshare.net/didip/super-sizing-youtube-with-py...
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by hlfcoding 15y ago
Please, no more list posts on HN.
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by hlfcoding 15y ago
For a slideshow about design, it sure isn't very pleasing to the eye: sticky notes, inconsistent formatting and image sizes, verbosity. The tips aren't exactly creme-de-la-creme either. You'd learn more from just looking at the Apple websit