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by savolai 7y ago
In interaction/UX design this is called progressive disclosure, and is explained on a strategic level here: https://www.interaction-design.org/literature/topics/progres...
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by savolai 7y ago
The implications of comparing UX work with lipstick, in terms of the author's attitude.. don't get me started.
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by savolai 7y ago
I'm getting this on ios Safari when creating document: "Oops Error Detected! Looks like there was a problem when creating the project: DataCloneError: Failed to store record in an IDBObjectStore: BlobURLs are not yet supported.&qu
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by savolai 7y ago
It took me quite a while to realize the title was talking about Blender the software, and not about the kitchen appliance. At the end of the the first video I was still convinced this was about actual organic trees. :)
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by savolai 7y ago
+1 for this. Now my browser experience is broken. Or is there a way to remap tab switching shortcut in firefox? Seems silly to do that though. Actually, alt+tab seems to do nothing on my macOS. Why not use that? I'd actually have the s
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Show HN: Automatically rotate JPEGs in folder based on EXIF data (Windows)(hn.jpegrotate.com)
2 points by savolai 7y ago|0 comments
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by savolai 7y ago
Shameless plug: JPEG Autorotate 3 allows you both view orientation of the raw jpeg data and preview how it looks with orientation data applied. :) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21218596&fbclid=IwAR0uH...
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Show HN: Rotate folder of JPEGs from Windows right click menu based on EXIF data(hn.jpegrotate.com)
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by savolai 7y ago
Mine is a couple of years old. It was a software update.
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by savolai 7y ago
The writing experience improved a lot with an update this autumn. Doesn't seem slow at all for me, makes me wonder if you had a flawed or early version. https://blog.remarkable.com/software-update-1-8-improved-bru...
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by savolai 7y ago
I'd love to be able to import data from my ReMarkable tablet to this.
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by savolai 7y ago
Also choosing a good wordpress theme helps a lot. :)
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by savolai 7y ago
To be fair, if you genuinely reflect what you care about in your profile text, and only interact with people who do so too, Tinder can work too. Has for me anyway :) . Of course this relies somewhat on you doing some substantial swiping
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by savolai 7y ago
The idea is inspiring! I'm finding it hard to get over them using pipes and dashes for table borders. Is this the 70's? It's genuinely hard to read these tables. See: https://www.interaction-design.org/literat
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by savolai 7y ago
Or in this case, tomatoes. (My first hn joke. Not sure if jokes are allowed but sure was worth it.)
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by savolai 7y ago
Seems fine on my iphone 6s.
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by savolai 7y ago
I have a Windows/gnome history. So I still miss switching between windows, not apps, easily. Could this deliver that too? Pretty please.
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by savolai 7y ago
C++ and PHP please. :)
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by savolai 7y ago
An iframe is a possibility; the fixed box size is an user experience tradeoff. I really believe in the vision of a read-write web, i.e. for me the default should be all involved parties being able to comment on any given content. Of course
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by savolai 7y ago
Please elaborate? Not sure what you're referring to. In any of your paragraphs, in fact. Isn't the ascetic authoring experience provided my markdown just as much a result of deciding on which set of personal values are and are not
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by savolai 7y ago
If these are separate to you: How would you allow a user, while creating a blog post, to add commenting to the post in a way that enables progressive enhancement i.e. doesn't require javascript, with static site generators? If you can&
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by savolai 7y ago
I've tried Gatsby on a couple of occasions due to the page load speed promise. With netlify it seemed like using it almost made sense. I do see the compromises wp puts us into but for me, the benefits of static seem awfully abstract at
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by savolai 8y ago
Thanks. The collapse of which system are you referring to?
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by savolai 8y ago
Please help me understand. I'll type a dramatic sentence or two. I don't mean to provoke anyone. I just wish to learn what I'm missing in the big picture. Hasn't Amazon effectively optimized a machine to make sure humank
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by savolai 8y ago
I believe this discussion is a part of a wider cultural gap and differences in understanding. I have been researching these differences for a decade or two now, and would like to understand them better. That's why I would like to under
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by savolai 8y ago
From the screenshots that seems to have fewer, not more, immediately visible affordances tho?
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by savolai 8y ago
I'm a GUI dev/UX/education designer. Nano/pico to me are the only cli editors remotely suitable for ordinary human cognition. I have faint interest in the Emacs ecosystem, but wish it took basic ergonomics into account
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by savolai 8y ago
Got something like "hired and executed a team of 14 people" . Lovely. Unfortunately I didn't realize it would disappear when I leave the page, proof gone.
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by savolai 8y ago
Isn't this what tech writers do? https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Technical_writer
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by savolai 8y ago
When using qt as dll's, apps typically become several tens of mbs in size in my experience. I'm on Windows though. Is windeployqt extremely suboptimal if this is just 50kb standalone?

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