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by igornadj 5y ago
There's so many hack street photographers, it's crazy. The classic homeless beggar in front of a high end jewlery store. Visual puns. Bold and outrageous clothing. But I still like street photography, because the ones that can man
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by igornadj 5y ago
The difference between a model and a random stranger is night and day. The reason the model gets paid is because they are professional and contribute roughly equally to the process. With [good] street photography, it's almost entirely
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by igornadj 5y ago
Where's the data? This is all anecdote. Even in this comment thread it's all just individual anecdotes. Not sure what the value is in this post.
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by igornadj 5y ago
Can you share an example?
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by igornadj 5y ago
That's the "you have the choice to not use Apple" argument. Until apple becomes the only choice in the market I agree with the argument.
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by igornadj 5y ago
The difference between engagement algorithms and magazines when it comes to potential risk is in the orders of magnitude. It's well known that engagement algorithms create a feedback loop to trigger negative emotions as they are the ea
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by igornadj 5y ago
Most studies? Citation needed
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by igornadj 5y ago
Would love to see tech leave Australia, it seems to be the only way
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by igornadj 5y ago
>Also, Apple buys up huge amounts of the supply chain such that their screens, cameras, etc are better than basically anyone else's Apple has never been known to have the fastest/best devices on a feature-comparison point by po
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by igornadj 5y ago
Sure, different people want different things is true and accurate. But it also true and accurate that the vast majority of people want to do the thing they want to do, and for the interface to get out the way. Design consistency helps with
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by igornadj 5y ago
The article shows clearly there are multiple design languages in very common tasks. The first point is that the volume picker is different from the latest design. This is something users interact with on a daily basis.
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by igornadj 5y ago
The comments in this thread are pulling this idea apart, but the fact of the matter is that before the App Store, people were not willing to pay for apps. Apple created the market singlehandedly. How far this extends into the current day is
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by igornadj 5y ago
I completely agree, and would love to see a competitor to Apple in terms of privacy focus. I think the reason we don't see it from competitors is that Apple is years ahead of everyone else in terms of customer experience, and privacy i
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by igornadj 5y ago
Here's a few cases of chiro doing harm: http://whatstheharm.net/chiropractic.html (ignore the site header at the top, that statistic is for all topics totaled)
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by igornadj 5y ago
The argument against an iPhone being a general purpose computer is that it first and foremost needs to be a phone, and do various other critical things. Imagine being stuck out in the middle of nowhere and your phone not working because of
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by igornadj 6y ago
Rebase is only dangerous and problematic if your team shares ownership of feature branches. I have yet to work at a place where that is the case. I have, however, seen many git trees that are a complete mess to grok because of merges into f
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by igornadj 6y ago
>This is asinine and you know it Why do you think we use mice and keyboards instead of touchscreens for serious work? Gorilla arm syndrome has been known since the Apple 1.
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by igornadj 6y ago
There are other pages too. Applications ( https://neuralink.com/applications/ ) has more details.
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New Neuralink website gives more details on approach, goals and challenges(neuralink.com)
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A Neuroscientist’s Thoughts on Neuralink's Announcement(edoardodanna.ch)
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by igornadj 6y ago
Can you elaborate? What are the juniors stuck on? Usually if a junior doesn't understand something it means the naming/structure is not as clear as you think. One of my favourite things as a senior is having a junior peer review m
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by igornadj 6y ago
With a ton of respect for your work and field, the tone I am picking up here is that Neuralink getting too much attention, unfairly, compared to other good and important work. What would be the downside to another organisation in the field?
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by igornadj 6y ago
Related: Cmd + Mission Control (F3) temporarily shows your desktop. Hit it once, start dragging, then hit it again to bring back your apps to drop into.
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by igornadj 6y ago
Business isn't a zero sum game, providing a service isn't robbing the poor.
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by igornadj 6y ago
Might be useful to some: LG Ultrafine 4k/5k brightness can be controlled with the touch bar. Press the Brightness icon on the touch bar and two sliders show up, one for your mac and one for the LG.
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by igornadj 7y ago
There's nothing special about 60GHz, it's just like any other radio transmitter that's been around for decades. The safety is well understood and apart from some pseudoscience around it (as has been for every new tech, includ
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by igornadj 7y ago
Disclaimer: haven't worked with websockets I can't imagine ever wanting to know when my chat message was received in relation to when a .gif was loaded.
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by igornadj 7y ago
Is anyone forcing people to live under a political system they disapprove of? People can move somewhere else where local politics is more fit to their worldview.
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by igornadj 7y ago
>socially healthier That's a bold statement, can you elaborate? People want to go for walks, meet up with friends, share memories, they don't care how it's done. Having the tools get out of the way and just do those things
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by igornadj 7y ago
Users are notoriously bad at being able to explain what they want, or even knowing what they want. This is why UX/usability studies are the gold standard of delivering value: put a user in front of your tool, give them a task and watch

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