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10y ago
In fairness to Sketch (Bohemian Coding), they existed first before Photoshop Sketch was released.
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10y ago
Agree 100%. All the names out there, and you chose the one of the industry standard for UI/UX design. For the uninformed, this would be like naming Expo Sketch "Photoshop" (at least in spirit) 5 years ago.
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Design is the same way now, too. I've been doing UX professionally for years now and the competency level of front end development skills or view layer level stuff on Swift in the average designer has skyrocketed since just a couple ye
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10y ago
This was wonderful. I love small town America. I grew up in a town of about 3000 and currently live in one that is population 30k or so. Popular sentiment in a lot of tech circles would have you believe that these places are solely filled w
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10y ago
Off topic, I just checked out your site. Cool stuff. I work for a labor market data company of whom EDO/WIBs are a large portion of our client base. I'm curious to what kind of data you have at the zip level.
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10y ago
yeah, no clue. after seeing this article behind a paywall I simply googled "nasty gal" and the results returned this article first and a LA Times version of the story second. no paywall on the LAT for me. whether or not the story
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10y ago
Of course not.
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Well, by definition, it's the former, whether as a byproduct of the latter or for whatever other root cause.
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On either side, the worst part is, I don't have anything to hide. I just don't want anyone digging through my personal messages or photos etc just because they can. I'm not a criminal, nor do I have any criminal history, I pa
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10y ago
I've recently relocated to Washington state and am close to the Canadian border. I thought about driving a few hours to check out the sights in BC and satisfy a many years long Tim Horton's drought this weekend (I'm originall
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Boulder City has retained status as an anti-gaming community despite being not much other than a quiet retiree town these days, and work on the Hoover Dam being complete for a long time now.
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10y ago
In the case of the NFL and Tom Brady, Exponent served a similar role. And their track record speaks for itself.
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I'm a UI designer and I hang out here to learn how programmers think so that I can improve my craft and relationships with developers in my work life.
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10y ago
They had the chance to do both, and squandered it.
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I don't know where you're from, but where I'm from, the math/computer nerds were a billion times more outcasted than the theater nerds ever were in HS. I've lived all over the country since and found that to consist
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10y ago
Given that most hollywood actors and actresses come from theater in one form or another (especially, at minimum, "theater kid" groups in HS), the latter part of that is debatable.
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10y ago
Very interesting. I live in Pullman, WA. They have a colony in Spokane. I'm curious now.
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10y ago
I fail to see how [2] corroborates your initial claim.
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10y ago
I've been leaning towards learning Japanese as a 2017 goal, so this or any other tips would be very much appreciated!
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The way that the Chinese treat animals is despicable. We in the US aren't far off, but they take it to another level.
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10y ago
I work for a company of ~120 people who are owned by a fairly giant company (I think ~5000 but could be way off, I forget) and we don't treat people that way. You really have to work hard to vet the environment you're going into a
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10y ago
Phenomenal, very cool. Publicly announcing the arrival of everyone in Slack seems a little gross if for instance someone has special circumstances which require them to come in later that may not need to be public information. Or could pote
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10y ago
A lot of great selections here. Terraforming Mars is outstanding.
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10y ago
BusinessInsider, so no surprise there.
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10y ago
A true exercise in Giving The People What They Want(TM).
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10y ago
I'm a designer but work for a data science company (LMI specifically). All of our data work is done in D, which I never even knew existed until I started working here. I can't speak to anything regarding ML, but for whatever it&#x
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10y ago
My favorite part is the apology for the title in the first line of the post, in a sentence which was interrupted halfway through my reading it by a pop up asking for a subscription to their email list (or whatever). Disruption, indeed.
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10y ago
Good luck to you. I gave up on the dream of being a FT touring musician at 24 after a handful of part time college fail/drop outs to become a designer full time. I had studied it in high school (I went to a Vo-tech HS) and practiced a
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As an avid D&Der thank you for roll20. I'm a designer and there is probably a lot that I would like to clean up UX wise, but it's invaluable in many ways. I love so much that it exists.
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10y ago
How many more of these articles do we need? Yes, we understand that Apple is no longer innovating at all, much less at the clip that they used to.
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