superhuzza

9 ms·

31.
by superhuzza 2y ago
I'm surprised it took Google this long to come to this conclusion, there are so many UX downsides to infinite scroll, especially for SERPs. https://www.nngroup.com/articles/infinite-scrolling/
32.
by superhuzza 2y ago
Heel strike - heel lands first Midfoot strike - heel and ball land same time Forefoot strike - ball of foot lands first
33.
by superhuzza 2y ago
I use Figma every single day for work, and have virtually no performance issues, even with projects with 100s of frames. I just tried using the marker in Figjam, and it works perfectly fine for me. I think you may be running into an incompa
34.
by superhuzza 2y ago
Paper tickets are anytime tickets, so charge a premium for the extra flexibility. Whereas the contactless payments take into account discounted off-peak time periods, calculated exactly based on your entry and exit times. Basically they are
35.
by superhuzza 2y ago
If anything, MKBHD is minimizing harm, by discouraging people from wasting their money on a very poor product.
36.
by superhuzza 2y ago
>How does one rationalize such wind-falls. By accepting that life isn't fair, and capitalism certainly isn't fair either. Working hard, and doing everything right, does not guarantee success. And when someone does have success,
37.
by superhuzza 3y ago
I live in the UK, where it rains multiple times a week. I mostly drive on paved roads, not too much mud, roads are rarely salted. Whether I wash my car or not, it changes nothing - the car will get dusty and rained on over and over regardle
38.
by superhuzza 3y ago
Blaming 2,000,000 lines of code on UX designers, and not the developers, is certainly a new one.
39.
by superhuzza 3y ago
Where did they say that they work at Google?
40.
by superhuzza 3y ago
It does indeed happen. There seems to be a few different types of it. Sometimes a whole band will just disappear off the platform - chalk it up to contractual disagreement. Sometimes a particular album will not be available on Spotify, but
41.
by superhuzza 3y ago
I'm not arguing which is better or worse, but tactile buttons + screens (non touch) do exist. Like how most cars were before touchscreens. So a few tactile buttons/wheels/controls can handle those functions...
42.
by superhuzza 3y ago
The actual measurements aren't important to the story being told, at all. The story isn't about the ISS and how big it is, it's just a detail to add colour to the article. Writing a "six bedroom house" gets the idea
43.
by superhuzza 3y ago
A word of caution - I've asked ChatGPT 3.5 to generate quizzes based on books before and while most answers were right, a few were technically wrong, and some were outright fabrications (presented very confidently!)
44.
by superhuzza 3y ago
Haven't pulled the crown in 2 months? No daylight savings where you live? :)
45.
by superhuzza 3y ago
I feed ChatGPT 3.5 answers from surveys and it summarizes and categorizes the answers for me. I have a quick read through as well to be sure, but I've been very impressed so far. It's a massive timesaver when doing a lot of resear
46.
by superhuzza 3y ago
Unfortunately, playing politics is part of communicating.
47.
by superhuzza 3y ago
It's not like each person has a unique lawyer - One lawyer serves many clients. Especially since most people will only need legal help occasionally. But yes I do agree, it's probably a minority of people that regularly use a speci
48.
by superhuzza 3y ago
My Galaxy S8 from 2017 with an AMOLED screen has obvious burn-in at max brightness, so clearly it's not an issue that has been totally solved in the last decade.
49.
by superhuzza 3y ago
Just tried this, 8 seconds with my 2020 MBP (2 GHz Quad-Core Intel Core i5, 16 GB 3733 MHz LPDDR4X)
50.
by superhuzza 3y ago
Or does it say more about the sheer number of devices connected to the internet?
51.
by superhuzza 3y ago
Not really. They publish a lot of blogs explaining design decisions. It almost always comes down to making the services as accessible as possible. Part of that involves really simple layouts, very high contrast text, legible fonts, compatib
52.
by superhuzza 3y ago
I'm a designer and primarily use my mouse + keyboard shortcuts. Keyboards with numpads push my mouse position further out right, which is actually quite awkward on the shoulder (it has to be twisted outwards). With a tenkeyless board,
53.
by superhuzza 3y ago
Most of the sheep grazing land in the UK isn't natural - natural trees and vegetation were cleared to make way for more sheep. It's had a large impact on the biodiversity here. https://news.liverpool.ac.uk/2020&#x2
54.
by superhuzza 3y ago
Alton Brown literally says to use soap and water on your pan if it's very dirty, just dry it before storing: https://altonbrown.com/how-to-care-for-cast-iron/
55.
by superhuzza 3y ago
"Who takes pictures of lighthouses? It's so boring." Claiming that a particular subject is boring is extremely uninspired. For example, landscape photography is "boring", but aren't Ansel Adams's photos cr
56.
by superhuzza 3y ago
There is a distinction between a torus and a solid torus A torus is like an inner tube - an inner void and a big hole in the middle. A solid torus just has a big hole in the middle, like a donut. https://en.wikipedia.org/wik
57.
by superhuzza 3y ago
Good weather makes a huge difference as well. Cars that will survive decades in California will rust out in a few salty, winter years in Canada.
58.
by superhuzza 3y ago
Adam Sandler also delivers a stunning performance in Uncut Gems - any preconceptions of him disappear as he plays the role of a greedy, jaded gambling addict so well. He clearly knows how to act, just chooses the low-stress comedy route mos
59.
by superhuzza 3y ago
You are absolutely right, I deleted my comment as it was misleading.
60.
by superhuzza 3y ago
edit: my comment was silly, removed.

More ›