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jordache
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jordache
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you totally missed the point. MacOS default UX w/ the hidden scrollbar represents a tiny portion of any consumer-facing web product's user base. So what is the value of a development team, not experiencing the same UX as the vast
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jordache
6y ago
how did you summarize this to be a coding issue?
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stupid article. Reveals nothing of what contributed to the human error. They had been using the legacy software for many many years, w/o significant issues around human errors.
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6y ago
i hate how kindle doesn't support adobe DRM, which many libraries use for lending out ebooks.
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jordache
6y ago
many real world complex software is also not suitable for dogmatic application of agile/lean principles
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6y ago
maybe this person is thinking of a scope similar to an elaborate to-do app? Many enterprise scale business centric applications have tremendously complex business rules and overreach. One can not simply make a casual decision last minute,
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6y ago
if you are only planning 2 sprints ahead, what if you need to build a feature which requires a lot of requirements gather, user research, even before materializing into tangible stories that developers can execute? If you fail to look beyon
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6y ago
The semiconductor value stream will be huge! W/O that, I've always considered Apple to be one phone competitor's pivot away from being obsolete.
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6y ago
good. it's a terribly cheesy brand
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how is this theft? Isn't the cardboard simply garbage?
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6y ago
your anecdote is in direct contrast to mine. My 5S is still very usable. -Download offline google maps files on it and use it as a gps in my car. Smooth as butter map animation and everything. -Use it when I'm doing yard work, Podcast
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thanks for the info and that link to the source. Edit: Isn't this where the 55%, 28%, 17% widths derived from? Looks like a hard coded values? https://github.com/microsoft/TypeScript-Website/blob/d4c638f.
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i see their release timeline visualization is just divs with width hard coded in css. Sigh, I had assumed they would implement a programmatic visualization that's bound to actual release data.
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6y ago
Why is fallback so bad? As long as you gain insight into the operational mode, then you can decide on how to react to the situation. Perhaps you can fallback to a less demanding mode - process smaller dataset, or a less complex dataset... o
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why is this a big deal? can someone provide insight?
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holy moly the white on black plus characters in the map's baselayer gave me huge headaches, I had to leave the site ASAP
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6y ago
Same issue with the airpod pros.. clearing my throat or talking a bit loudly results in a buzz/rattle in my left earbud
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6y ago
yes we do! Why are you trying to be so blind to race concerns?
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6y ago
I recall running NT on an Integraph workstation with 64MB of RAM.. Holy crap that was FAST!
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>holy crap the UI elements feel instantaneous. I seriously doubt it's an SGI optimization. I had an SGI Octane (multiple levels higher than an Indy). I've never felt IRIX's UI was noticeably more performant the contemporan
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6y ago
Yep! I did too. I thought this may be a good cross-browser test tool
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6y ago
No mention of Android? lol butt hurt
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6y ago
as long as the data is stripped of PII. I don't care.. what's the harm?
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6y ago
I have a beater iphone 5s around to stream podcast and music while I'm doing yard work. Works great! pretty smooth OS UI.. Can't say the same about any Andorid phones from the same era. Looking forward to this new era of Apple AR
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6y ago
your individual data is worth nothing alone. When aggregated with great many others, it then means something.
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6y ago
how many cooks does one need in the kitchen, to continuously re-configure a single nginx server? His described use case seems like a strange setup.
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6y ago
I've always felt nervous entering my info, to do a look up. It's yet another data trail to elevate certain set of stolen data above the noise of unused/throw away/dead accounts.
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6y ago
maybe some in corporate roles.
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6y ago
web development has close relationship with graphics, either creation of graphics, or consumption. The latter category require the rich ecosystem of apps on the Mac platform. Linux is a poor option in this regard.
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opex is significant in the insurance industry's profit margins. If you can sustainably conduct underwriting or any of the back-office flow w/o humans, you are at an advantage in terms of operational cost. Quite often in the insura
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