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by marapuru 6y ago
I disagree. I've been a UI / UX designer for various pieces of software and the thing I miss in all the collected screenshots online _is_ text. It makes things more easily searchable and comparable. For example, is a health bar ve
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by marapuru 6y ago
Yeah real-time calls definitely make a difference. But I guess, people who are more call shy can do with emails.
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by marapuru 6y ago
Reminds me of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18512197
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by marapuru 6y ago
I quite enjoyed this. Especially the video response from the supposed meeting leader. It illustrates to me how far away these policy makers are from security and technological topics.
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by marapuru 6y ago
Very cool, I just dropped your link in our company slack and it's now used not as a productivity killer, but an inspiration booster.
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by marapuru 6y ago
I think it's an important one for UX. People pay attention to what they see and if the number doesn't change or changes wrongly, they hesitate to drop it in that sector.
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by marapuru 6y ago
Understood. I was thinking it might have been a GDPR tackle tactic :-)
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by marapuru 6y ago
Additional comments: The tutorial is nice, I like how it guides me through the tool. But I struggled finding the publish button. As it was under the Share text. It would be quick win to make it more of a CTA (make it blue or something like
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by marapuru 6y ago
Very nice. As a UX person who recently got into data science this is a breath of fresh air compared to the traditional jupyter notebooks. Website looks really fresh and I love the colors and font usage. Video could be slightly shorter to re
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by marapuru 6y ago
Nice one, reminds me of L-Space in the Discworld books. "Additionally, one can read any book ever written, any book that will be written at some point and books that were planned for writing that were not, as well as any book that coul
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by marapuru 6y ago
Seeing that most of the URL's have unique strings in them that could be expected right? ;)
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by marapuru 6y ago
You could also consider the approach Figma took with their webapp. Basically it's a webbrowser with the application preloaded.
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by marapuru 6y ago
I'm currently in a data science traineeship and got this exact advice from my teachers. We had to go through the following article two, three, four times and recreate it ourselves and then explain all the principles to our fellow stude
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by marapuru 6y ago
Thanks for this great play on words :)
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by marapuru 6y ago
Nice idea, what did you use to create this? Also, just a thought. It's interesting you called it what did you learn today, which makes me think this is about someone elses learnings and not about mine. I'd call it WIL.today, w
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by marapuru 7y ago
What's the purpose of chatting anonymously?
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Ask HN: Content Personalization in the Back-End
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by marapuru 7y ago
Just missed it (Germany) but nice find :)
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by marapuru 7y ago
Be honest and open about the questions you have about onboarding. This should show the new employee that their ideas are valued and also starts open and transparent communication.
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by marapuru 7y ago
This. Very valuable advise. I've been in this situation often as well. Although I personally don't make a big deal about using my own laptop, network administrators within the company often did. It's a pain not having the nec
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by marapuru 7y ago
Haha, great irony :-)
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by marapuru 7y ago
Wow, that looks like a great route. I had to check it on a Map to see what shape it would make. It has a nice curve to it :) https://www.google.com/maps/dir/Helsinki,+Finland/Tallinn,+E... I'm travelling
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by marapuru 7y ago
Is it really that much more expensive as an airport, or asphalt travel? I'm just curious whether you have found some pricing details somewhere :)
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by marapuru 7y ago
Getting somewhere faster doesn't necessarily mean it's better. Recently I lost my car (I used to have a company car in front of my door, but switched jobs), now I am solely using public transport and my bicycle. It takes more time
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by marapuru 7y ago
Why did you choose a subscription model over a fixed price one?
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by marapuru 7y ago
Could you share the different notions you had of "progress", then and now?
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by marapuru 7y ago
A good bed. There is no bed like my own. I have a good night's rest so I can fully take the next day again. I was doubting to write the next one. Since it's obviously not a "product", but want to mention anyway. My wife.
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by marapuru 7y ago
> The LoA held knowledge collated and collected by the best thinkers of the time. ... that had access to writing services and were wealthy enough to have their thoughts stored. There could have been many odd voices out there that would&#
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by marapuru 7y ago
Wow. I read this in awe. I admire your writing style, you kept me in the storyline and now all I want is to play this game. GG :-)
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by marapuru 7y ago
A large amount of the population does not use the internet the way you do. I don't have the exact numbers, but by figure of speech I would dare to say that 80% of the population do not care about data collection or being spied upon as

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