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by savolai 2y ago
As someone with a human-computer interaction degree, this thread deeply saddens me. In general, human-computer interaction is considered a field of computer science, which I guess hn has a good representatin of. And yet the discussion here
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by savolai 2y ago
It can indeed be incredibly confusing for users if that is not disclosed, bordering on hostile. It is a common pattern to reregister i.e. when in a hurry so you end up with multiple ids. If you also have userids in addition to email address
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by savolai 2y ago
I’d love to have a viewer for this or converter to a standard html single page archive that works in other browsers too. Is there some reason for apple’s proprietary to exist over self contained html? I have a bunch of apple webarchives to
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by savolai 2y ago
Here’s a time archive of all the cams https://www.foto-webcam.eu/2024/05/10/2230
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by savolai 2y ago
On the general theme, I loved the book https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fear_and_Trembling_(film)?wpro...
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by savolai 2y ago
Things the ios app has this, though I find the UI somewhat confusing.
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Conceptual Modeling: Key to better communication while building complex systems(savolai.net)
1 points by savolai 3y ago|0 comments
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by savolai 3y ago
Love it. Broken on ios tho, for anything longer start doesn’t show.
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by savolai 3y ago
Anyone hook this up with a GAN yet to keep it peaceful yet make it visual? Plus translations.
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by savolai 3y ago
The issue for me is that the popular claim against psychoanalysis seems to be exactly that, binary. Thanks for bringing nuance and providing quotes! I’ve personally benefited tremendously from work with the ego structure and from realizing
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by savolai 3y ago
It appears to me the burden of proof lies on whoever wants to draw the line on what ”real” science is. Only natural sciences, then?
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by savolai 3y ago
Care to offer evidence of pseudoscience status? All I could find was debunkings of this claim as myth and outdated, and to my understanding research in the field has caught wind in past decades. I’d love to learn more about the debate, so a
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by savolai 3y ago
It’s data about our users that could fuel design if there was incentive. The system has forgotten about these particular ones. the measure of society is how it treats the weakest members Thomas Jefferson https://www.goodreads.co
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by savolai 3y ago
Please see social constructivist or cognitivist learning theory. Learning and expression of what is learned are part of the same learning process and it is entirely artificial to separate one of them to be part of learning style, and the ot
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by savolai 3y ago
I do not see how it would not? Appears to me that responding to exams is at once an expression and practice of the learning. It’s not as if a test situation is isolated from the overall learning process. If a learner is not oriented towards
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by savolai 3y ago
For doing serious UX work, having direct manipulation of the GUI is paramount. Modeling human cognition without actually seeing the design while designing is makes hard to actually do the core of the work. Qt creator/designer for Qt d
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by savolai 3y ago
Oh, alright. Was referring to just the article.
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by savolai 3y ago
At a quick glance at the actual text, the article doesn’t mention possession but just posting such memes.
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by savolai 3y ago
+1 Being able to browse with an sqlite ui would be lovely.
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by savolai 3y ago
Add this as bookmarklet i.e. url contents in bookmark: javascript:(function(){var style=document.createElement('style');style.type='text/css';style.innerHTML='* { user-select: all !important; }';document.h
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by savolai 3y ago
https://en.m.wiktionary.org/wiki/tuta
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by savolai 3y ago
It would be wonderful if such stories were more prevalent and lauded in the overall industry: at the ens of the day, it's not about specific tech but about how we end up affecting concrete lives. Human-computer interaction as a researc
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Finally found common language with ChatGPT and ready to start my healing journey(twitter.com)
1 points by savolai 3y ago|0 comments
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by savolai 3y ago
It’s also heavily dictated by cultural factors. in northern European countries it’s quite normal to know at least English next to your native language. So much so that in finland tourists seem to think that everybody knows English and forei
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by savolai 3y ago
Thanks for speaking up. I love how well you elaborate the reality of trauma and life choices.
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by savolai 3y ago
I needed reminding too. "In a "switched" network, when Device A wants to send data to Device B, the switch directly connects these two devices so they can chat. Think of it like a train switcher that directly links Track A to
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by savolai 3y ago
I like the minimalist design. You might want to more clearly make a visual distinction between buttons and headings in the app, now it's somewhat confusing to know where to click.
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by savolai 3y ago
Hi pavlov, here's a reaction :) I suppose the background learning required starts here https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Interaction_nets
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by savolai 3y ago
Gave me sth like 65 eur or $ annual license after giving my email.
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by savolai 3y ago
Not sure how being able to reason about good behaviour in an effective manner that's collectively beneficial isn't in the domain of intelligence. We have moral philosophy as an academic discipline, after all. Human brains develo

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