yuehhangalt

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by yuehhangalt 1y ago
My concern is more attributed to the tasks that can't or won't be outsourced. People who maintain a high level of curiosity or a have drive to create things will most assuredly benefit from using AI to outsource work that doesn&#x
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by yuehhangalt 1y ago
In the keynote, they showed an app, I think it was Messages, where the UI at the bottom was illegible because it was translucent and the background image and text were showing through too much. There are other examples that I was able to fi
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by yuehhangalt 1y ago
Apple learned a lot of lessons with Aqua and eventually dialed back the translucency. Unfortunately, they seem to have forgotten those lessons.
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by yuehhangalt 1y ago
Agreed. I've used Macs since 1986 and at one point worked for Apple. I used to make the same jokes about Linux on the desktop as everyone and yet I see myself seriously considering it more every day.
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by yuehhangalt 1y ago
You must be too young to remember because a lot of the early user interface design principles, based on actual research, were pioneered by Bruce Tognazzini and Jef Raskin at Apple. Tog on Interface and Tog on Software Design were THE bibles
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by yuehhangalt 2y ago
I had Alexa devices throughout my home to control music and lights and set timers. Over time, the amount of advertising on anything that had a screen and the overall annoying reminders about tipping my delivery driver or leaving a review wh
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by yuehhangalt 2y ago
Would you be willing to share what career/field you moved into that won't be outsourced any time soon? Personally, after spending the last decade in FAANG, I've grown disillusioned with the tech world but still have kids I ne