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by rrrx3 12y ago
I thought that was implied :)
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by rrrx3 12y ago
WHERE HAVE YOU BEEN, YOUNG MAN? WHY WERE YOU IGNORING MY CALLS? checks GPS log, sees school does child's homework for him applies to college for him goes on job interviews for him
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by rrrx3 12y ago
Oh look, captain pedant has arrived.
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by rrrx3 12y ago
This is a really good thing to have in the old toolbelt. Thanks for creating it.
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by rrrx3 12y ago
I should be stating the obvious here, but the fact that I even have to post this means that obviously, I am not. Just because something is written into the terms of an agreement doesn't make it legal.
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by rrrx3 12y ago
Agreed. Passed this along to one of the Product Managers I work with and that was his feedback as well. By the time you're signed up and you've filled out the 4 lengthy sections to say who/what/etc/etc, you're
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by rrrx3 12y ago
Agreed - the whole thing reads like a giant whine, to me. The author has zero concept of what he's done wrong, which is astounding to me.
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by rrrx3 12y ago
Unfortunately it won't go anywhere because it doesn't have bipartisan support. Not a single R cosponsor. If it somehow passed the Senate, it would die in the House. What a waste.
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by rrrx3 12y ago
Not feeling the square meter to indicate interest at all. Actually, that's the only thing I don't like about it. I'd rather see things with more gravitas given larger sizing, similar to how twitter's treating retweeted a
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by rrrx3 12y ago
Never once had a positive experience with ExtJS or any of its derivatives - GXT, Sencha Touch, anything. Total nightmare to work with. Non-performant trash at its best.
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by rrrx3 12y ago
I don't think so. I'd pin it as more of an evolutionary state. Skeuomorphism is the the 1:1 direct relation of digital items to items in the physical world. Material Design seems to be geared toward the behaviors and intent of sol
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by rrrx3 12y ago
In both cases the idea is to obfuscate the complexity - remove it from the user's view to make it effortless. UX is not easy. What you are looking at is the "how," not the "what."
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by rrrx3 12y ago
This is a pretty good run-down. I'm somewhat in the same boat, so it's nice to see this breakdown.
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Hopscotch Design Fest 2014 Announces Speakers(wral.com)
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by rrrx3 12y ago
Product Management is its own thing. It doesn't really belong under either of those. Keeping in mind that org charts influence thinking - rightly or wrongly - you'd be putting Product Management in a no-win situation when they&#x2
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by rrrx3 12y ago
She was a real inspiration to so many. A brilliant person that will be sorely missed.
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by rrrx3 12y ago
I heard her speak last year at Elon, and this is how she pronounced it herself. Prior, I had heard it both ways.
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by rrrx3 12y ago
I don't disagree. The problem is that people are error prone, and excel doesn't value check. We had to build large BPM-driven processes in order to account for this. Also I don't want to imply that users got to test the syste
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by rrrx3 12y ago
Coincidentally, so did I. I agree with you 100%. iBankers use Excel because it does what they want. One of the main reasons I left was because I got tired of trying to re-invent the excel wheel with every piece of software. There was always
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by rrrx3 12y ago
This is also the best implementation. I think there's some stuff lost in translation when done on the web. Dollars to doughnuts these UI patterns don't have a speed function in them to adjust for intent.
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by rrrx3 12y ago
Again, I'll reiterate - scrolling is frictionless. > Secondly, even if I am changing tasks, that doesn't mean ruining the state I leave in it is an acceptable side effect. Your browser history isn't corrupted when you leav
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by rrrx3 12y ago
Scrolling has long been established as a transient action. It makes total sense to submerge the menu until such time as it's needed. This pattern is prevalent in plenty of mobile apps. Google Chrome on iOS is a shining example. Safari,
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by rrrx3 12y ago
Sure, but plowing through life oblivious of something - in this case opportunity cost - doesn't mean that that thing doesn't exist.
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by rrrx3 12y ago
This. I love this.
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by rrrx3 12y ago
So good. hahahaha
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by rrrx3 12y ago
Also, I say this as a designer. This article criticizes a derivative work's typography? We're really looking at a site's print.css and kicking up a fuss because it's not up to snuff? "Here, let me print out this Dar
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by rrrx3 12y ago
print.css = "Hi, I need you to continue to support this increasingly smaller edge case, to make this rapidly dwindling user base happy about something that should not, under any circumstances, be happening in 2014." Supporting the
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by rrrx3 13y ago
Yes. No question.
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by rrrx3 13y ago
well played
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by rrrx3 13y ago
Thumbs up to you for doing it the right way.

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