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by meerita 7y ago
It should be called iCamera.
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by meerita 7y ago
I'm all in for the iPhone Pro but the smaller one with 256GB will be the expensive phone I will ever buy. It is really expensive in Europe, it will cost in Spain 1329€ ($1.467,36). Insane, yes, but I think this model is really worth th
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by meerita 7y ago
Semantically are different things. A problem is a doubt and a need is driven feeling. Both things can cross in a situation but isn't apply 100% of the times. Since both need and problems can be subjective, the idea is to trigger the ne
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by meerita 7y ago
As a product manager, I transitioned from being mayordomo to CEO of the Product. It requires huge amount of learning on how to deal with the power of politics inside of an organization. It requires huge amount of learning and respect, that
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by meerita 7y ago
Indeed. As a designer, I've seen 3000 DR articles. It's a pity designers abuse DR work just to justify their hedonisms. All apps I've seen with DR style have failed. I remember a bizarre podcast app for iOS in 2012 that was l
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by meerita 7y ago
I agree. If any UX Designer thinks that SC are badly designed let them do one and let us figure out how good is their approach. 99.9% of failure for sure. Years and years of iterations on calculators can't be that wrong. But some desig
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by meerita 7y ago
You don't need to solve problems too. You can create needs instead and they're much more stronger than problems http://minid.net/2019/07/30/on-building-products-for-necessi...
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by meerita 7y ago
This article was written with full fallacies. One example of this logical fallacy is because it doesn't count that features are done based on KPI. It's not about adding nonsensical features, it's about to increase KPIs, there
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by meerita 7y ago
I mean before that. Obviously you cannot accept money from someone we discover is a criminal
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by meerita 7y ago
But in these cases, how do you know?
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by meerita 7y ago
Yes, to my this is an excess of accusations.
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by meerita 7y ago
Fallacy.
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by meerita 7y ago
This is how I write CSS http://minid.net/2019/04/07/the-css-utilitarian-methodology/ and more arguments on why I do Functional CSS http://minid.net/2019/08/12/in-defense-of
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by meerita 7y ago
I think the only intesteing thing it was the community around it than the code itself.
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Former founder of Wunderlist wants to acquire it back from Microsoft(twitter.com)
28 points by meerita 7y ago|6 comments
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by meerita 7y ago
I never faced that, but that truncate would be silly: you kill all passwords and customers have to recover it and keeping creating new ones.
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by meerita 7y ago
If you want to have a good system of passwords, you have to let users put what they want? Not a big security risk for these? I understand that too many rules are stupid, but even if it is a minimum of characters and then freedom to choose t
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Norton Commander (Wikipedia)(en.wikipedia.org)
7 points by meerita 7y ago|1 comments
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by meerita 7y ago
I always recommend books from swiss designers, specially typography and grid systems. They're quite mathematical like for programmers and interesting to practice.
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by meerita 7y ago
I'm sure they have enough data to support this new business. In fact, lot of people date in Facebook/Instagram. When you see in Tinder or other apps "msg me on Insta/fb" you can understand many things from their pre
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by meerita 7y ago
Well, as everything is life, you need first to learn and practice the basics, until you master them. With time you will get proficient, when you know how to combine color, shapes, distributions, layouts, etc. It's all about self-develo
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by meerita 7y ago
I stopped using OO CSS frameworks (long explanation here: http://minid.net/2019/04/07/the-css-utilitarian-methodology/ ) because these few reasons: - They add countless size for using few things. - You en
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by meerita 7y ago
I will try to answer: 1. When you mention speed, there are two factors: downloading (size of the file and priority) and render (composition). There aren't many differences between one or another since, both use the browser default styl
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by meerita 7y ago
100% carbs. Plant oils and antinutrients. 0 nutrients 0 vitamins what could go wrong?
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by meerita 7y ago
What kind of replacement, Stack Overflow has? I never saw something similar, more curated that would please these people...
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Show HN: HTML/Functional CSS Performance Test of HN Homepage
6 points by meerita 7y ago|2 comments
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by meerita 7y ago
You still can improve HN performance a lot and get better results on low connections.
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by meerita 7y ago
> What privacy has the average Joe user gained by switching to Firefox? None. They’re still using Google Search and (most likely) other Google products. They’re being subjected to misleading ads on their new tab page. From their perspect
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by meerita 7y ago
I hail to this new wave of software that is coming back. Best RSS reader so far I've tested and I was an old user of NNW. I am starting to add more and more blogs since most of the authors I followed still write. I can't stand Twi
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by meerita 7y ago
Another medium article that we cannot fully read. But I read an statement that made me flash an alert: > The secret to good stylesheets is that nobody ever really gets good at them, at not in… Well, I state the main problem here http:&#

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