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by ux-app 8y ago
>Scarred for life? What do you remember before age 4? A 2 year old in my wife's mother's group got 3rd degree burns from tipping a hot cup of tea on himself. Luckily it missed his face, but his neck and chest are now permanentl
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by ux-app 8y ago
> Should you then never cook? :) risk vs reward. Have you spent any time around a 3 year old? They are super uncoordinated at this age and can't take off a sock without falling on their butt. GP clarified that it was supervised cook
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by ux-app 8y ago
>I consider one of my goals to get my daughter to walk to the park alone at five, since that was the age I had agency to go wherever I wanted. Are you maybe misremembering your age at the time? I have a 4.5 year old at home and there is
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by ux-app 8y ago
> my daughter is three and LOVES to help cook. She fries eggs pretty well Maybe I'm over protective, but hot oil around a 3 year old sounds like a bad idea. I get it that they can do it, but it only takes 1 accident to scar them f
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by ux-app 8y ago
The new Reddit site is a major offender. After about 5 pages worth of scrolling FF becomes janky (takes Chrome about 10 pages, but i'm off Chrome now). Once the jank sets in closing the tab leads to a UI lockup as FF presumably tries t
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by ux-app 8y ago
you're a techie i'm guessing? How many of your friends/family ask for tech support/advice? There's a serious multiplier effect at work. I'm a high school IT teacher. I influence approx 600 students per year. We
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by ux-app 8y ago
they still know where you live. Your phone stops moving for 8 hours in the same spot every night. That's where you live. Unless you also leave your phone in a neighbor's letter box in which case you fooled 'em good.
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by ux-app 8y ago
> maybe other people don't see it that way If the HN backlash is anything to go by, a lot of people see it the same way as you (me included). Every company will act in it's best interest not ours, particularly in the case of Go
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by ux-app 8y ago
for me, the latest issue was just the straw that broke the camel's back. I switched to FF + DDG + Protonmail because I don't like the idea of a Google web. - Search - Analytics - Email - Storage - Android tracking - Online video -
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by ux-app 8y ago
Testing proton mail. If mail delivery is solid then that will do, otherwise outlook.com will be good enough. I'm ungoogling my life and strangely enough, MS is the less bad option right now.
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by ux-app 8y ago
Dropping chrome is not enough. Switch to bing (Just as good as G), or ddg if you really want. Then ditch android which is the spy in your pocket. If you're installing G analytics for clients then choose an alternative (I'm open to
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by ux-app 8y ago
Yup, same. Switched to ff and bing. Was surprisingly frictionless. Next week I'll be off gmail too. Up yours google. The week after, I'm getting rid of my android phone. I'm a high school IT teacher and have some influence ov
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by ux-app 8y ago
> if you don't think these are going to be challenging problems. are they show stoppers? c'mon assessing risk is old as the hills. There's an entire profession that is devoted to assessing and pricing in risk. With regard
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by ux-app 8y ago
>the drivers who practice safe driving techniques and do not drive distracted have something crazy like a 3-4 fold lower That's quite the qualifier. Problem is I see at least 3 people with their eyes on their phone during every 30
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by ux-app 8y ago
absolutely agree. The new keyboard is such utter garbage. Awful, awful design. I am positive that Ive approves these designs without actually using them. In a photo they look "magical" (fk me, how pathetic), but in use they are n
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by ux-app 8y ago
> And given our history the current amount of cooperation is already impressive People cooperate fantastically when there is economic gain to be had. We're fucking atrocious at cooperating if one (or both) sides are set to lose out
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by ux-app 8y ago
> Usually because 'doing something about it' on a personal level means sacrificing luxuries Yes and the sooner we accept that this is a part of human nature the better. Fighting what is clearly innate is futile. We have not evo
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Mockups(ux-app.com)
1 points by ux-app 8y ago|0 comments
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by ux-app 8y ago
Hi There, just wanted to share UX-App which is a unique prototyping tool with composable UI elements and a DnD JS editor. If you have any questions then please ask :) I'd be keen to hear feedback, and for your efforts here's a dis
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Mockups + Bootstrap Templates + DnD JavaScript Coding(ux-app.com)
2 points by ux-app 8y ago|1 comments
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by ux-app 8y ago
>For games I’ve heard of people making a per-frame arena allocation pools Games are a special case where each ms counts. Globally, the number of LOC written for consumer or business software dwarfs that of game code and for these kinds o
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by ux-app 8y ago
shameless self promotion: if you need a tool with more features then check out https://www.ux-app.com/dev/editor?m=trial cheers :)
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by ux-app 8y ago
> How about reducing carbon footprint? For example - wash our dishes in cold water? I've never lived in the US, so anyone, please correct me if i'm wrong, but anecdotally I have heard that Americans don't generally have (o
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by ux-app 8y ago
>which leaves dishonest rhetoric as the only alternative. not at all. These were honest questions. I don't personally closely follow crypto, and outside of the occasional web anecdote of "there was some guy somewhere who once p
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by ux-app 8y ago
>why are so many human beings using it? honest question: isn't crypto currency a closed system of speculators selling to speculators? From the outside, to me at least, it seems like an incredibly energy hungry ponzi scheme designed
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by ux-app 8y ago
the characteristics of the building are mostly irrelevant and a discerning reader will pick up the tent characterisation as hyperbolic. The main thrust is that the decision to set up an ad hoc manufacturing plant could be seen as either - c
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by ux-app 8y ago
FTA: "The chaos of how Musk is going about this makes it difficult for him to provide the standardized, repeatable work routines that allow people to function" It's not so much the tent that's the issue. It's more t
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by ux-app 8y ago
> "I don’t think anyone’s seen anything like this outside of the military trying to service vehicles in a war zone. I pity any customer taking delivery of one of these cars. The quality will be shocking" Ouch, that is scathing,
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by ux-app 8y ago
You really think Tesla is not relevant in a discussion about self driving cars?
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by ux-app 8y ago
The article is saying that it may be difficult or impossible to prove that self driving cars are actually safe. The Tesla issues and recently released sensor shortcomings are damning and really put a dent in my faith of this technology. An

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