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kvczor
2y ago
How is the contrast? The HDR content? Any downsides? I will upgrade to M4 Pro and really hate the glare when I travel (and I do that a lot) but at the same time I don't want to lose any quality that the MBP delivers which is quite exce
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kvczor
3y ago
oh wow. I used to visit this page everyday and completely forgot about it until today.
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kvczor
5y ago
Linting got messed up in the comment above, but in the actual code this is nicely readable.
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kvczor
5y ago
I prefer early return pattern. Which would look like this: const user = { firstName: "Seán", lastName: "Barry", email: "my.address@email.com", number: "00447123456789&
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kvczor
7y ago
...is this guy for real? One of the first things that designers do during the design process is to check how a certain problem was solved by others. The goal is to make it work well not to make it original.
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kvczor
8y ago
...so you are not critically thinking about your work in the context of how useful it is to the end user? That's a bad UI work, I'd say. As for your senior thesis - Developer's job is to create software that makes lives easie
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kvczor
8y ago
Earning money is not easy. The fact that on average a larger group is willing to pay for UI work than for art indicates that UI affects their lives more than art and is more worth to them. Whatever one's reason is.
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8y ago
OP wrote: "I would have been far more qualitatively useful to society at large." There are far more people that need UI work (in the form of websites, apps, etc) these days than art. UI work scales very well, art not really - you
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kvczor
8y ago
Doesn't the fact that you earn more by doing UI work prove that you are far more useful to society than by making art?
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8y ago
oh man, that's exactly my experience - I get shit done but I'm perfectly aware that what I'm doing is not near my real capabilities. And tech life allows you to smoke every day without consequences - good money, no strict wor
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kvczor
8y ago
Accidents will happen, that is inevitable. Autonomous cars don't have to be perfect - they only have to be better than humans and that bar is not set very high. There are very little examples of autonomous cars causing trouble on the r
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kvczor
8y ago
"complex and expensive cashierless stores that won’t deliver much of an improvement to our shopping experience but may cost underprivileged people their jobs" Cashierless stores are simple and amazing. I won't even comment th
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8y ago
I don't get the example code. It is possible to write even simpler code in React than it is showed in the documentation. const ButtonWidget = ({name}) => (<button onClick={() => showModal(name)}>Show {name} Modal</b
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8y ago
Vue is not a framework, at least not in it's simplest form - drop in UI library. I agree that Vue does much more than Intercooler and in theory, it could be seen as an overkill. But in reality, a developer will probably use it in conj
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9y ago
I really love 99% Invisible podcast. Fantastically executed stories.
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9y ago
That's what I expect from Apple and that's why I'm buying their stuff - I want it to work not to have all unnecessary whistles and bells.