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by rev12 6y ago
For me, and the places I've worked, "Front-of-the-Front-End" is usually described as "UI Engineer". However, I am fully aware that can and does mean something different to other people.
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by rev12 6y ago
> You should only use one <h1> per page. This just isn't true in 2020. I know that MDN still recommends that, but it's seemingly invalid and outdated. Here's what MDN says about a single H1: > Having a single top-
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by rev12 7y ago
> 4) Requirements are conveyed verbally, not through written documents. I can't even begin to imagine the sheer amount of meetings and "chats" that would need to take place on a regular basis just to keep things moving alo
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by rev12 7y ago
I would say ease of use and cost. A friend of mine has been using Google Sheets for years to power some small bits of data on his website. Maintaining and running his site costs nothing but the domain since he uses Netlify for CI w/Git
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by rev12 7y ago
> I may be in the minority, but the older I get the more I want to be alone. I love my wife and kids, but there is almost too much pressure anymore to do this, do that. There are too many hands on my time. Do you think that could at all
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by rev12 7y ago
Very well put. Often when I hear about the older generation of my family, who immigrated and lived in Brooklyn for years before moving to the "burbs", I think they had good intentions but didn't do any favors for the subseque
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by rev12 7y ago
I think a lot of people here are under the assumption that voice commands, on any device, have the potential to be human reviewed. I am not sure whether or not the general public has that same assumption. That being said, my biggest conce
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by rev12 7y ago
It seems like there are two camps of people: Those who are very pleased to hear they will be backpedaling on their updated keyboard designs. Those who "don't understand" because they actually like the new keyboards (and the
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by rev12 7y ago
Favorite quotes from the answers: > You're alienating the product that makes you big. But that's okay, all companies do that eventually, giving rise to the competition that appeals to the alienated user base. Tschallacka is rig
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by rev12 7y ago
Dude looks pretty damn thin for a T2D. Yes, thin people can get T2D but it's not common. Hope he had his antibodies checked.
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by rev12 10y ago
> In a sense they are worse than Facebook and others who hoard such profiles. In every sense this is worse than Facebook and others, especially considering your second paragraph.
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by rev12 10y ago
There are many different types of professionals. The fact that the current lineup fills your needs puts you in a good position. Unfortunately, the current lineup falls short for a good deal of many other professionals in ways that you likel
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by rev12 10y ago
I was referring to the composition and post production (sound design, engineering) world. Mostly because that is the industry I worked in for many years and still continue to work in (much more sporadically these days). That's a world
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by rev12 10y ago
>>> "Meanwhile, the audio/video-engineer types still seem to like the MBP" I can't speak to the professional video world, but that's absolutely false in the professional audio world. My experience is in the