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by virtualized 10y ago
People still make them. Because, you know, "everyone can use them" and they are "simple". In reality, only software developers are able to do anything with such a crap DSL and it takes a lot more effort and workarounds t
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by virtualized 10y ago
> Black text on a white background can be harsh on the eyes. Opting for a softer shade of black for body text makes the page more comfortable to read. No, it doesn't. The low contrast text is definitely harder to read in direct comp
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by virtualized 10y ago
Wow, what a bad example. That is called constructive criticism and is a very valuable tool in a company's toolbox of culture. What I observed to be actually harmful is criticism of how an employee works: Tools, practices and habits. If
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by virtualized 10y ago
Game developers don't test, they debug. That's why he draws wrong conclusions like "inline everything manually".
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by virtualized 10y ago
After having read the whole FAQ, I still don't know what the product is. Where are these "meetings" held? Who attends the meetings? Why should I care? Why do I have to "apply"? How do they plan to make money?
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by virtualized 10y ago
> how should streaming companies protect against their content being stolen/ripped/etc without DRM? They shouldn't because it is useless. DRM can always be circumvented. > it's in the contract of every streaming se
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by virtualized 10y ago
But can he invert a binary tree and is he willing to relocate to San Francisco?
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by virtualized 10y ago
8. I don't see how paying YouTube would help solve the other problems. Google already has too much money and can't build good products with it. I have never heard about YouTube Red and it is not "available in my country"
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by virtualized 10y ago
I don't get this reasoning at all: "products for millions of users have to be worse than necessary"
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by virtualized 10y ago
I have never noticed this button before. Bad discoverability could be another point in my list.
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by virtualized 10y ago
This is my personal experience as a YouTube user: - There are these weirdly looking fixed (Googleish) bars for no other reason than to steal my screen space. - Recommendations are mostly awful (10 things that will shock you!) or videos I ha
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by virtualized 10y ago
Ten percent of that number still sounds ridiculously high for such a site. They don't even have one competent UX designer. Why would they need dozens of them doing nothing?
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by virtualized 10y ago
Benefits of nullable by default: - Drawbacks: numerous How is this a trade-off?
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by virtualized 10y ago
Did you lose the source code at some point? Because it looks like the output of a decompiler.