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by shove 3y ago
I’ve been a UX engineer in the “infinite canvas” space for the last five years. Just getting the organization aligned around something that behaves Figma-like is a huge undertaking, and as some of the comments point out, Figma isn’t really
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by shove 3y ago
Shout out to Raleigh NC’s Skip Elsheimer, AV Geeks https://avgeeks.com/
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by shove 3y ago
Prior to reading this, my only insight into Cash’s upbringing had been the recording from Folsom Prison in which the warden does a cringe-inducing introduction of Ray Cash, Johnny’s father.
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by shove 3y ago
Also read Giovanni’s Room this year. So good.
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by shove 3y ago
James Baldwin’s early novels and short stories: sublime William Gibson, Neuromancer: finally went back and read this. It’s so culturally entrenched now, it’s hard to remember that it wasn’t always. Great example of a cautionary tale turned
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by shove 3y ago
Epic Games is a big local employer and they too have clawed back their pound of flesh
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by shove 3y ago
As someone on the UX team for a product that just uses locks: LOL. Ok, but the suck index is pretty high.
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by shove 3y ago
I’m an anarchist. The US government shouldn’t exist in the first place.
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by shove 3y ago
The government bullying left-leaning foreign governments is chill though, right guys?
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by shove 3y ago
Except for the incredibly inconvenient and annoying coincidence that he happens to be right in his critiques of US foreign policy most of the time.
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by shove 3y ago
I’m “just looking for something to complain about” because you’re so busy looking for boots to lick
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by shove 3y ago
Mario is absolutely legendary in the creative coding space. Everything he does has that “how the hell did he do that?!” vibe, from the Flash/ActionScript stuff back in the day to some of the only actually interesting ML image generatio
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by shove 3y ago
“Not by a lot”? The very chart you linked shows the median “share” dropping like 25% over the last 50 years.
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by shove 3y ago
Not so profound
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by shove 3y ago
A nice surprise. Thanks for the links!
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by shove 3y ago
The data is whatever the data is, but measuring in nominal dollars sure seems like the wrong way to approach this. Did 40% more gigawatts get deployed or did the cost of installation labor account for some/most/all of that increas
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by shove 3y ago
You can measure in nominal dollars, inflation-adjusted dollars, percentage of GDP … or in the only way that matters in war: in comparison to your adversaries Surprise! It’s neither getting smaller nor cheaper. Smarter? Well, war is pretty d
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by shove 3y ago
Would it be possible to add more Richard Spencer getting punched? Never enough of that.
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by shove 3y ago
Subpar is really stretching it. With some care, Flash content could behave quite well on the iPhone. It was not 100% proprietary. Of course it wasn’t 100% open either, but then I direct your attention to the Apple App Store. Edit: Flash P
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by shove 3y ago
Kevin was in an impossible position, he could have ripped Steve a new one and it wouldn’t have made a lick of difference.
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by shove 3y ago
A business decision pretending to be a technology decision. In the end, there were just as many shitty Flash sites as there were shitty iOS apps. The legacy of this choice turns out to be the beginning-of-the-end for the broad market in hig
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by shove 3y ago
“In Windows 10” lol Go ask your favorite graphic designer if this sounds familiar regardless of OS platform or version.
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by shove 3y ago
Very cool. Reminds me of the game posted last week (defcon thing?) in which Tetris-block-like squares containing op codes fall and the user has to position Rube Goldberg sequences that shuffle the biggest possible number into the “score” me
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by shove 3y ago
Well … played
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by shove 3y ago
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by shove 3y ago
I can tell this guy walks the walk because midway through the essay I went, “Haha nice; he’s doing it right now—that’s so meta” and then sure enough the conclusion bore this out.
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by shove 3y ago
I sewed a pair of KKK hoods and placed them atop the bronze heads of a local Confederate monument. Less than a year later that statue and a few more like it were removed due to the “safety concern” created by myself and a ton of other activ
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by shove 3y ago
The average modern SPA pulls in far more unnecessary JS than the average plain HTML site pulls in via redundant tag structure following the initial page load. Moreover, server-rendered HTML renders far more quickly because there tends to be
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by shove 3y ago
“just slip out the back, Jack Make a new plan, Stan You don't need to be coy, Roy Just get yourself free!”
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by shove 3y ago
I’ve never tried heroin, but this schadenfreude is amazing

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