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by sssilver 11y ago
I look at these colors, the black text on the red, the orange Y logo on the red, and I am thinking to myself -- "who looked at this and said -- 'looks good, deploy it!'", regardless of the occasion.
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by sssilver 11y ago
Yes, but will it fully support third party clients?
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by sssilver 11y ago
Wow I never knew such a thing existed. I wish I could sign up, this is amazing!
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What Happened to Apple Design?(theverge.com)
1 points by sssilver 11y ago|0 comments
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by sssilver 11y ago
It's certainly possible, but that would make me personally feel very uncomfortable around these people, and I would eventually float towards working in a more tightly coupled team with relationships that transcend work. That being said
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by sssilver 11y ago
Show relevant ads.
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by sssilver 11y ago
> The most personal thing he knows about me is my dog’s name, and I know even less about him. So why isn’t he comfortable around me? For me that would be exactly why I am uncomfortable with someone I work and spend time with every day.
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Object-Oriented UX(alistapart.com)
3 points by sssilver 11y ago|0 comments
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by sssilver 11y ago
Until websites are served and executed as binaries, none of these puny measures are gonna be really effective. But that'll never happen, due to a myriad of reasons.
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From Gongkai to Open Source (2014)(bunniestudios.com)
72 points by sssilver 11y ago|39 comments
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Why It's Often Easier to Innovate in China Than in the United States(gizmodo.com)
2 points by sssilver 11y ago|0 comments
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by sssilver 11y ago
Everything in the world is handmade. It's all about the tooling.
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by sssilver 11y ago
I won't go into details of how I never said I supported "a culture of personal abuse". If anything, I meant to say that I don't perceive harsh wording related to my work performance as "personal abuse". I was a
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by sssilver 11y ago
I also don't represent the western culture. That might be a culprit.
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by sssilver 11y ago
I would perform better with #1, because it'd motivate me a lot more. With #2, the only thing that's at stake is the particular problematic code. With #1, my whole ancestry and evolution is being questioned, and I'm gonna make
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by sssilver 11y ago
Wouldn't it be better if we didn't downvote people _only_ because their particular view doesn't click with ours? It seems like otherwise we're just getting people to be defensive and more inclined to keep their views to
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by sssilver 11y ago
With me it does.
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by sssilver 11y ago
Different teams have different cultures that work for them. It's not impossible that the culture that alienates some people is the very culture that enables the phenomenal engineering of the Linux kernel. I personally would feel privil
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Banner Blindness in Ballot Design(nngroup.com)
2 points by sssilver 11y ago|0 comments
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by sssilver 11y ago
This is amazing.
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by sssilver 11y ago
The bigger problem with Tornado is that its async paradigm infiltrates every single layer of your business logic, and there's no good way to abstract away from that. Every single function signature and invocation style becomes affected
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Ad Blocking and the Future of the Web (Jeffrey Zeldman)(medium.com)
3 points by sssilver 11y ago|0 comments
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by sssilver 11y ago
So you get a job at a decent startup that actually has viable potential (likely not), get 1% equity (likely half that, since you said you're not an expert), work super hard effectively two full time jobs hardly making ends meet, and th
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by sssilver 11y ago
I second this question, I assume many of us are interested in the story!
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by sssilver 11y ago
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World Population Cartogram 2015(i.imgur.com)
1 points by sssilver 11y ago|0 comments
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by sssilver 11y ago
Only <4x as much as Germany. I'd argue that at that scale, if you can make a system work for 80 million people, you can probably make it work for 300.
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by sssilver 11y ago
The author confuses programming languages and programming in general with particular frameworks, and from that confusion he arrives at the wrong conclusions.
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by sssilver 11y ago
I actually agree, if you mean the present Gmail. I referred to the original Gmail.
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by sssilver 11y ago
Google's UX/design now reminds of MSN/Hotmail/Yahoo of 10 years ago. All the pointless image-heavy neutral visual noise. Why on earth are you showing me that waterfall background? I don't want your watered down elev

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