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by stayux 1mo ago
Thanks, this will pair wonderfully with my Capcat.org project.
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by stayux 3mo ago
Yes, I created this targeting my personal archiving needs, Developers, Design Engineers, ML engineers. Markdown output has frontmatter for categorising data. HTML for browser consumption is optional. The goal was to have a simple TUI for qu
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Show HN: Capcat – CLI/TUI to Archive Articles as Markdown and HTML (FOSS)(capcat.org)
5 points by stayux 3mo ago|2 comments
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by stayux 3y ago
Very good clickbait title. I am envious:)
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by stayux 3y ago
Try this: https://github.com/iaolo/iA-Fonts Thank me later:) Context: https://ia.net/topics/in-search-of-the-perfect-writing-font
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Figma will require a separate license for code access
3 points by stayux 3y ago|0 comments
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by stayux 3y ago
Thanks for posting it:)
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by stayux 3y ago
Let me tell you something. I am a product designer. I know we are doomed to be obsolete. Not only that, but I will use ChatGPT to develop my prototypes and small scripts. And finally, will find a time to build some ideas with Dart/Flut
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by stayux 4y ago
>Visual centering should be implemented in CSS with a neural net. Let's get standards with the beat. Actually, I am utterly baffled that this is not the target of current neural net implementation. I expected some form of automation
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by stayux 4y ago
The craftsmanship requires dedication, critical thinking and hard work. In the world of lean development and design sprints, the quality of UI is not the important part. Maybe in the near future, only the best designer will survive the shif
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by stayux 4y ago
If you're not well-versed in visual design, it's okay to stick to some basic guidelines. But remember, every rule is just a starting point. If you have a solid understanding of contrast, color, composition, usability, accessibilit
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by stayux 4y ago
Dear Obsidian team. Thank you from my heart. As a designer, I have visual thinking, which requires clear representation of relationships between information objects. No more fiddling with mind-map apps which cannot offer this level of integ
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by stayux 4y ago
Every classically trained artist and designer knows the principles of contrast. Dark-colored text over a light background will result in a higher contrast ratio than the opposite combination. Design decisions must be objective and based on
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by stayux 4y ago
Still using Kanboard. It is sufficient for my team needs. For the rest is Slack.
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by stayux 4y ago
I am in a somewhat similar situation. After closing my web company recently (2019), I have focused purely on DS and the hand-off process. In my case, I have an interest in front-end development (React), refreshed my JS knowledge ( https:&#x
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by stayux 4y ago
Maybe I have not explained it clearly, sorry. I usually generate my passwords with pwgen (you can install on Mac with brew and use this command pwgen -s 20 -1 -v -y -c -0) then store in plain text within an encrypted folder on my NAS. In
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by stayux 4y ago
My passwords live in an encrypted folder with contextual information, then are used in the browser with per site rules. Bookmarks are collected in Markdown with tags/notes (Obsidian), or clipped with a bookmarklet. I use this script:
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by stayux 4y ago
I will never have more than 5-8 myself. For me, focus is the key of accomplishing a given task. If I have to do a research, I collect by clipping in Obsidian, then tag and reorganize. If a given project needs a series of webpages on startup
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by stayux 4y ago
A little aside. In early 2000, the problem was how to introduce and educate businesses about UCD and UX design processes. Nowadays, in my personal view, we have to balance all the UX/UI trends/principles/research with busine
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by stayux 4y ago
Start with the fundamentals. I have published on my blog introduction series of articles for beginners (don't subscribe, it is not necessary). https://stayux.substack.com/s/ux-design UX is a deep topic. But from s
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by stayux 4y ago
I am a designer that got fed up with "mouse" control everywhere. One day I asked myself: Is there a way to scroll in the browser without using a mouse or arrow keys?. Enter Vimium.:) I have tried in the past Emacs, but I have an o
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by stayux 4y ago
My theory on this "problem" is that we are already data and echo chamber-driven society. If people "en masse" decide that they have had enough, uniformity and sameness will go away:)
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by stayux 4y ago
Is this a new Firefox service? Hey, I can create a real corporate identity for you. After a serious research and thousands of variants. It is cheap: only 200k USD.:) Now, a question: Why established IT companies rarely understand the impo
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by stayux 5y ago
Beauty! My personal preference is iA Writer Mono. https://github.com/iaolo/iA-Fonts/tree/master/iA%20Writer%20...
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by stayux 5y ago
I agree. That's why, I suggested a therapist as a first step. Without more context every advice is wrong. But as a general rule of thumb, identifying, reducing or eliminating the pain points works. I know this from my limited experienc
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by stayux 5y ago
I am no expert by any means, but just skimming to your problem description I see two "pain points": 1. Your job - no fulfillment - just money. 2. Your spouse - no trust - lack of compassion. For the looks of it you are stuck in
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by stayux 5y ago
This guy (Fabrice Bellard) is my personal hero. I have designed and build with my team VOD service for leading local entertainment TV provider in 2009. We were amazed at provided flexibility by ffmpeg. In no time we were able to hook up our
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by stayux 5y ago
Yes, I have dedicated financial backup just for this “procedure”. At any given moment, I can stop and reevaluate my professional options and life choices. Vacation is not the full description. Usually, this means to abandon work and create
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by stayux 5y ago
In 2019 I closed my company, middle size web-dev shop. I used the pandemic situation to reevaluate and rearrange my life. Turns out that I want to do product design and development. And all the experience as a business owner, product manage
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by stayux 5y ago
>People like Rachael (who obviously love this work at their very core) are doomed to end up a jaded curmudgeon unless they 1) start their own company 2) join a tiny company. Big tech is hell. Make your money and GTFO. Absolutely correct.

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