jordache

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by jordache 8y ago
strange emphasize on the job history of the wife, including her exact title, and the purchase of the luxury car... detracts from the core topic....
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by jordache 8y ago
very nice. very good click interactions for defining a grid area
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by jordache 8y ago
>The first is the bigger screen size, which is important when the smartphone is the only Internet-connected device you own, which is often the case in India. Second, is the fact that if you put your iPhone 6 in a case — which almost ever
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by jordache 8y ago
mostly subjective. architectural beauty is mostly in the eye of the beholder.
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by jordache 8y ago
you forgot that auto pilot likely is only used or only works under certain conditions. So that 1.2B miles is selective. You can't extrapolate that to the 10-20 deaths, which I assume you calculated from ALL miles driven
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by jordache 8y ago
is there a robust, automated, and universal process for gauge image optimization result, and comparing it to required image quality level? I've always done it manually and I have a keen sense of image degradations as I increase the com
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by jordache 8y ago
damn OP changing the link.. here's the original article linked, completed with the utter fail of marketing image https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2018/07/apples-new-2018-macb...
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by jordache 8y ago
Lol that main image showing the laptop with a USBC -> display dongle... at least they are being representative.
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by jordache 8y ago
procreate - a painting app, exclusive to iOS is tremendous. There is simply no equivalent on any other platform.
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by jordache 8y ago
how does windows 10 fare with just 64GB of storage? How much free storage do you have remain after a w10 installation?
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by jordache 8y ago
> Everybody who cares for graphics already has a Retina Mac or a hi-dpi display. Elementary level of product owner analysis I must say. Proactively constraint your product into a niche category.. tsk, tsk.
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by jordache 8y ago
>..but instead hold tight to all kinds of legacy crap in sake of compatibility? Yes the pulled that *hit off... imagine all the combination of components and drivers they needed to support. Way more of a challenge than a closed system li
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by jordache 8y ago
I'm picturing one of those immensely obnoxious apple videos where ive is talking about some crap about frivolous keyboard superlatives, with some cgi fly by of a keyboard... uh.. such crap.
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by jordache 8y ago
another blockchain hype?
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by jordache 8y ago
>The extra layers of complexity with react like having to use container components was too much cognitive load for me Wait, Vue doesn't prescribe the notion of a component tree with top level / parent components being container
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by jordache 8y ago
How hard is it for device makers to prefect the touchpad? It should be a no brainer like mouse devices by now huh?
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by jordache 8y ago
The difference is between tweaking the wrapper library or write everything from the ground up because one can not deal with tweaking the wrapper library. Pros and Cons with both approaches no doubt.
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by jordache 8y ago
you basically re-iterated what I said... the d3 wrapper libraries are likely sufficient for 85% of the use cases out there. For the others, you either do everything in D3, or you extend those wrapper libraries to give you what you need.
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by jordache 8y ago
what you described is an outlier. For the vast majority of data visualizations that are of the standard type, d3 is a not a scalable way to do it. The lack of high level abstractions means developers can't be as productive can be, and
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by jordache 8y ago
I like how this encourages designers to think about all the states of a UI component. I understand that there are designers and design orgs out there with the discipline to be detailed in their design to cover all states of a UI element. Th
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by jordache 8y ago
such a presumptuous statement. Why proclaim you won't use a MSFT owned github, even as a hypothetical?
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by jordache 8y ago
Because, to achieve any semblance of scalability, and consistency, you need to use a UI framework. Otherwise, everything you create is either from scratch or ad hoc implementation. Neither alternatives reduce complexity.
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by jordache 8y ago
that storybook seems to have a small subset of what's cataloged in the OP's link. Partial implementation?
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by jordache 8y ago
5 min? that's a long time to run a car for in an enclosed space
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by jordache 8y ago
huh? Since when was making blinking text and displaying clip arts fun? Even back in the day, you knew web as a platform was handicapped, when compared to the awesome expressiveness of Macromedia Flash.
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by jordache 8y ago
are you sure it wasn't scrapers? Or test clients masquerading ? real humans using IE6?
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by jordache 8y ago
If that's the nail in the coffin then why is skype still popular? The voice/video/screen share performance is consistently always bad, to the level of unusable.
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by jordache 8y ago
anecdotal feedback though.. your objection to them needing gps permission doesn't stack up at all against the robust platform wechat has become, which hundreds of millions depend on for everyday transactions. So the OP's point of
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by jordache 8y ago
Jira's agile card interface is optimistic.
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by jordache 8y ago
Is this topic even worthy of an article? Whether the UI reflects user action optimistically is purely dependent on the use case and requirements. The UI should behave in a rational way, for the given use case. Somethings we use are already

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