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by pelagic_sky 3y ago
I wonder if Bluesky is going to Google+ itself by staying in Beta too long.
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by pelagic_sky 3y ago
Few years ago I moved to approach shoes for all hiking/backpacking. I prefer using ultralight approach shoes for everything (short, long, steep, multi-day), unless there is snow and then I use GTX versions with trail running gaiters to
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by pelagic_sky 3y ago
Sto and Go, haven't thought about this play set in a very long time! Growing up, I didn't have one at home, but thankfully a couple neighbors did and I loved playing with it as a child.
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by pelagic_sky 3y ago
If you liked the photos here, be sure to check out his Instagram, lots of great shots with direct commentary.
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by pelagic_sky 3y ago
Having grown up in the southern swamps of Florida. I don't mind mosquitoes too much. If I get bit, it itches for a second and then goes away. Now the sand flies of New Zealand...those bastards can go straight to hell. One of those bite
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by pelagic_sky 3y ago
To feed mosquitoes
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by pelagic_sky 3y ago
Any published stories you can link to? Would love to read more about it.
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by pelagic_sky 3y ago
I resisted third party reddit apps for a while and finally landed on apollo for what ever reason, only ever needing/wanting the free version. I will not be paying for apollo or any reddit app, I just don't need that. So I guess th
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by pelagic_sky 3y ago
Second time, it's just that they are announcing they are going to do them and then spread the cuts out over time. Definitely not confusing or anything. 'The move is part of a cost-cutting push that will eventually whittle away 10,
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by pelagic_sky 3y ago
About time! I've had a to do to set up a link tree account, just never got around to it. Now my laziness has finally paid off. Curious as to why it's just up to 5 though.
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by pelagic_sky 4y ago
Feels like this article is stretching a bit here. But then again, a second round wouldn't surprise me. So I guess it's easy to speculate and throw up an article like this for clicks.
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by pelagic_sky 4y ago
Having run my own little design/dev agency, this sounds like a clear case of firing the client ASAP.
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by pelagic_sky 4y ago
It's kind of more than just the 'flat structure' making it a challenge. The article goes on to stat that Valve is a small company with some very important products that take dedicated focus. Basically, there are other priorit
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by pelagic_sky 4y ago
The horror stories I hear are usually when a Graphic Designer is given the role of a UX/UI designer. There is nothing that is going to quickly fix that situation other than getting them some much needed education and mentorship.
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by pelagic_sky 4y ago
You need to work with designers who are used to supporting localization. Try making a UI using Deutsch and tell me about spacing issues. :D
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by pelagic_sky 4y ago
When I lived in Tokyo, and would miss the last train, I would walk as far as I could until I would give up and grab a cab. This would only happen because I was drinking out at the clubs and it would be entertaining at first, but once realit
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by pelagic_sky 4y ago
Interesting idea. I wonder what it would be like to be able to choose the time span that you want to interact with. For instance, my father have very different opinions throughout his life. Would be great to get opinions and insights from b
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by pelagic_sky 4y ago
"In the process to convert our nice-to-have product to a must-have, we burnt out." I think this is a great quote to show that you should be focused on creating must-have products. Not nice-to-have ones.
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by pelagic_sky 4y ago
FAANGs have UX Engineers whos main goal is to typically prototype ideas. The code they write is not always submitted to source. So a UXD works with a UXE to make ideas happen quickly to vet them out.
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by pelagic_sky 4y ago
Perhaps you are. Replace Engineer with developer and you have some one who is basically a Front-end Dev. But the scale here is, are you front of the front? Or back of the front? Or all of the front. I think with UX Engineers you are all of
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by pelagic_sky 4y ago
I think you need to get to a point where you realize that your comments and the conversation in general has no value. For most cases these are strangers on the internet and little comments tend to have no lasting impact. If it helps, try ty
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by pelagic_sky 4y ago
You have a couple options. You can ask to go fully remote, which I believe is something like a 10% pay cut. Maybe that will help you hit the one year mark. Also consider transferring internally to a new team. You're supposed to wait a
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by pelagic_sky 4y ago
Looking into my crystal ball… I disagree. AI will play a massively important role in his metaverse. If you can’t get people into the metaverse, fill it up with AI.
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by pelagic_sky 4y ago
I am kind of surprised there isn't an add-on to have my lips molded so others can get a more "realistic" smooch.
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by pelagic_sky 4y ago
Would love to be able to search for opportunists at places that have a 4-day work week.
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by pelagic_sky 4y ago
We've been staying in hotels or hostels a lot more ever since the price and fees for AirBnB went through the "roof". As others have mentioned, the quality of hosts have gone from actual caring people to a shit side hustle. Re
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by pelagic_sky 4y ago
I had the same problem, I wanted to explore careers and it kept asking me to define areas of interest and give it specifics. I just wanted to see careers I didn't know existed. Not careers that match my salary range and technical speci
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by pelagic_sky 4y ago
Its not detecting your browser, it looks like OP's url is the unsupported url?
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by pelagic_sky 4y ago
Huh, my dentist told me not to get the oral-b because the rotation is bad for your teeth. They mentioned sonic as the preferred because the motion matches the grain of your teeth.
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by pelagic_sky 4y ago
The original article is old, but contains time stamped updates until present.

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