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by krsdcbl 8y ago
I think "standardising the process" doesn't mean "multiple choice test". On the contrary i had the impression the author is putting much care in getting everyone to know the human qualities of a candidate. But you h
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by krsdcbl 8y ago
I do see the concerns, and I guess it can paint a troublesome picture of an "always working" community. But let me ask you: has it been any different for many, many of the freelancers out there, without the help of WeWork and such
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by krsdcbl 8y ago
Living in Vienna, the title had me chuckle - a common stereotype of the Viennese is beeing generally discontent and complaining about just everything, specially the state of things in Vienna and quite much all the other people living there.
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by krsdcbl 8y ago
Got to raise the question here: following this argumentation, aren't collectible card games like Magic The Gathering also to be considered gambling?
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by krsdcbl 8y ago
Right now, i am picturing the heap of something traditionally garbled out by Adobe "webdesign software". Then I remember all the fun and the "good times" I had in my life building shops with Magento. I'm kinda sca
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by krsdcbl 8y ago
Look again: a, f are pretty different, proportions differ all over (see O), and the author of the tweet clearly hid the tapered & much wider aperture of the Airbnbs e behind the image. Type design is a subtle thing - they are clearly si
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by krsdcbl 8y ago
I wouldnt be too much. Books are a primary medium, they can be consumed without the need of an interpreter or interface. They dont face any threat of not beeing readable anymore and therefore storage becoming a waste of money, gradually
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by krsdcbl 9y ago
Android let's you touch & drag the spacebar for this - thing is, it works just fine on my cheap old phone, no pressure-touch required.
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by krsdcbl 9y ago
It appears to be an easy way to at least weaken this practice: Why doesn't chrome prompt it's user / demands a confirmation of permissions when an extention changes ownership, before updating it again? It could at least impac
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by krsdcbl 9y ago
I was almost in the same situation after years and years of bad sitting. A year of light but daily stretching and a little exercise got me to the point where i can squat comfortably and almost touch my toes standing. But I can't emphas
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by krsdcbl 9y ago
"Design Version control without changing tools" ... that is, if you're on Mac OS and your tool is sketch.
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by krsdcbl 9y ago
Funny, i actually really like Hirter - specially their more traditional red beers
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by krsdcbl 9y ago
I recall this amazing project, that aimed at simplifying gps locations even further: https://what3words.com (Admittedly, its not very useful for location funneling)
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by krsdcbl 9y ago
This might be a bit idealistic and not align with US principles - but doesn't this actually show it would be much smarter to keep education free for everyone and just straight up pay for it with a higher taxation? These numbers look to
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by krsdcbl 9y ago
To your edit: i wouldn't recommend, the EM dash should generally be used without surrounding spaces. It is dimensioned to set a proper pause in the text and will rip holes in your text body if surrounded by so much additional white spa
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by krsdcbl 9y ago
The trolley problem is a classical ethical dilemma, where a loose trolley is torrenting down a track and heading for five people bound to the track. You have the possibility to divert the trolley onto another track in time, but this would l
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by krsdcbl 9y ago
Thx a lot for including sublime in the benchmarks - i gotta admit I switched from sublime to atom quite a while ago, knowing I'm trading performance for comfort with the large ecosystem around Atom. But i still kept Sublime installed f
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by krsdcbl 9y ago
It's not too much related to the "culture of the whole" - it works amazingly well in Vienna too, it's considered really rude to not queue up at the sides of the door in the subway/tram, or to stand left on the escal
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by krsdcbl 9y ago
German grammar - he really means he hasn't found a better friend so far
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by krsdcbl 9y ago
Sorry I didnt mean to create the impression that i am guessing here. This _is_ how it works, i just didnt have the source at hand and wanted to just exolain the broad mechanism
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by krsdcbl 9y ago
As a designer I must disagree with some of the arguments posted - the end user might not see a "difference", but ultimately he will have another experience - he just doenst know how it was supposed to look. Typography is crucial t
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by krsdcbl 9y ago
Flexbox works kinda like this as far as i know: Your items get distributed along the main axis, using their flex-basis. When all elements are layed out, flexbox will evaluate how much space is left, or how much overlap there is. This total
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by krsdcbl 9y ago
I see what they're trying to do, but feel like it went horribly wrong at some point and got forced into beeing a lifestyle magazine...
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by krsdcbl 9y ago
This could actually be huge news for desktop based rendering, video editing, cgi of any kind. Beeing able to render on 64 threads for just the price of 2 high end graphics cards seriously makes me consider stick with cpu rendering for my ne
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by krsdcbl 10y ago
Am I the only one who feels like a search focused business like this that presents itself well and is taking 20% (!) commission might be more an incentive to invest than the pitch deck?
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by krsdcbl 10y ago
In an effort to keep this topical, how does the HCO show it to be less of a problem? As I understand the origin of this phenomenon is understood to have to do with the axial rotation of the earth, and mostly had effects on the nothern hemis
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by krsdcbl 10y ago
These numbers "feel" very accurate - I ended up adopting a peculiar behaviour using st3 & atom in parallel, using st as a default editor for anything that likely is big or will probably be accessed outside of "project sco