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by m1sta_ 10y ago
I see the value in an old-school workplace where everyone has an office. Cubical variations, no matter how pretty, just always feel a bit wrong unless everyone is working on the same project.
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by m1sta_ 10y ago
Looks interesting. Need a lot more information.
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by m1sta_ 10y ago
We'll see this comment referenced in the next issue of Nature.
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by m1sta_ 10y ago
Consumers are rational. They aren't unlimited in their ability to source and process information. We're not very good at understanding their behaviour.
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by m1sta_ 10y ago
1. They don't believe the benefit will be realised in their circumstance. 2. There is both opportunity cost and hidden cost for trying your solution.
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by m1sta_ 10y ago
The blame also needs to fall on those who came before us. Everyone has been burnt to some degree by benefits being poorly forecast.
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by m1sta_ 10y ago
Throw another delivery centre at it. They'll fix it.
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by m1sta_ 10y ago
What if it was only Wikipedia but it was funded by facebook? I mean, hypothetically.
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by m1sta_ 10y ago
Moving to the country is as difficult as moving to the city.
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by m1sta_ 10y ago
I'd be surprised if they couldn't identify satire sites.
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by m1sta_ 10y ago
A single, open, calendar interface for all people would solve this. I cannot see that happening though.
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by m1sta_ 10y ago
Consistency, intuitiveness, error rates, task performance - even if we just heard reference to these four more often things might improve.
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by m1sta_ 10y ago
Perhaps someone will make their controls mobile-friendly now.
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by m1sta_ 10y ago
Winning is not the only thing.
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by m1sta_ 10y ago
I'm not debating the point, but how is that possible?
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by m1sta_ 10y ago
My best is that AR/CV and conversational UI will be the next big things.
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by m1sta_ 10y ago
It's the "undoubted refinement of UI and industrial design" that was so important, and it's that same thing that is dying within the company. It's not over yet, but they need a cultural shift back toward the light.
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by m1sta_ 10y ago
And yet nothing that meets all my requirements. Still so much room to improve!
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by m1sta_ 10y ago
A usb-c wall charger with inbuilt hdmi and usb-a. Single device with prongs and ports.
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by m1sta_ 10y ago
Gmail has similar power through its automatic filtering.
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by m1sta_ 10y ago
If they had given us something we wanted, in return, we might feel different. It's not thinner, it's just missing a headphone jack.
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by m1sta_ 10y ago
It's great to have both skills, but it's better to be good at one than mediocre at both. You should double down on what you're good at for your portfolio.
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by m1sta_ 10y ago
Are you stronger as a designer or a programmer?
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by m1sta_ 10y ago
The tax collected should be forced to go directly to buyback of taxi licenses.
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by m1sta_ 10y ago
Are there any IDEs or code editors on Windows which leverage Flow at the moment?
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by m1sta_ 10y ago
Copyright only covers expression. It doesn't cover the content of a scientific paper. One effort of paraphrasing a paper and we're good to go.
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by m1sta_ 10y ago
I'd love for syntactic sugar to mark a function, arrow or otherwise, as returning a promise. Reject and resolve could be standard, hidden, context-specific variables, just like arguments and this.
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by m1sta_ 11y ago
Needs more hashes
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by m1sta_ 11y ago
The clickjacking is the only one that surprised me. Very unnerving. Need to read more about it.
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by m1sta_ 11y ago
I've not had this experience on Win 7 or Win 10. There's also Firefox if you refuse to upgrade or fix your box.

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