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lwhi
2y ago
Literally nothing I care about. As a web developer I'd be happy if Safari usage fell off a cliff.
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2y ago
So true. It feels like Google's marketing has gone full dark side. And it's lazy marketing. Nothing feels genuinely positive for the consumer. It's depressing.
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2y ago
Also, pressure from product owners and business can affect delivery negatively.
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2y ago
Linux doesn't have a BSOD .. is this the equivalent of a kernel panic?
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2y ago
Yes .. better!
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2y ago
People are always going to need to do a number two though. Although it pains me to sat this .. maybe there's a need for a disposable potty, with sanatary wipes, that can go in the trash. Maybe these should be given free to street sleep
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2y ago
A quid pro poo situation, if you will ...
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2y ago
Where do you go if you don't have any money?
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2y ago
Vitamins are naturally present in good non-processed food. Fortification is only required in processed food.
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2y ago
Perhaps the sample group didn't have a deficiency to start with.
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2y ago
I'd imagine use would be most beneficial for people who have diets that don't supply necessary vitamins.
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2y ago
Once upon a time there was a technology called dHTML. Waaaay before Web 2.0 and full interactivity on the client.
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2y ago
I'd imagine you don't find the same in the world outside HN, so it probably evens out.
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2y ago
I'd assume HN has a large percentage of neurodiverse people.
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2y ago
What type of activity will humans always be able to do better than machines? Asking for a friend ...
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2y ago
You initially made four assertions. They were most certainly not questions. Be on your way, and have a good day.
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2y ago
Because if you're trying to educate people, it's worth trying to get the basics correct first.
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2y ago
I think you misspelt majority.
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2y ago
I think you've actually made four assumptions there. I am a member of the public, and I consider Sam Altman power hungry, egoistical and narcissistic. My opinion has been formed through accounts in the press.
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2y ago
More complexity is bad imo.
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2y ago
I like this idea a lot. One level of API for implementation model. And second level for mental model.
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2y ago
So they say parts of the API structure are based 1-1 on externally controlled specifications. What happens if those specifications evolve or change? New API?
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3y ago
I think that's probably part of it; but on a really simple level with YAGNI you're not expending effort on something that isn't needed which reduces cost. What I try to do is think about the classes of functionality that migh
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3y ago
Xmind and draw.io
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3y ago
In my opinion, you shouldn't need to prototype all of these options .. but you will need to stress test any points where you have uncertainty. The prototype should provide you with cast iron certainty that the final design can be imple
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3y ago
I think first on a macro level, and use mind maps and diagrams to keep things linked and organised. As I've grown older, the importance of architecture over micro decision has become blindingly apparent. The micro can be optimised. Mac
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3y ago
Someone I met moving into a new co-working space died last week at work. He was working the night shift at the front desk. We'd exchanged hellos and goodbyes a few times, and got to the stage where we recognised each other and would re
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3y ago
This is a red herring. If we work to usage, we allow the browser market to be swallowed by one proprietary player. That manufacturer can then call ALL the shots. Engineers and development have a duty to work according to open standards to p
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This only adds to a potential narrative that Apple is posturing in the same way an upset child might to a parent or teacher. It's not a position of strength; and I wonder whether this is a sign they're now very firmly on the back
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3y ago
You don't know if you're interested in the 'product' unless you see it. If you pay to see it, it creates a negative incentive to view so usage would plummet.
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