Djonckheere

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by Djonckheere 2mo ago
> There's no human on the other end of these essays that believes these things. Keyana Sapp is the writer behind it: https://www.worseonpurpose.com/authors/keyana-sapp
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by Djonckheere 8mo ago
Your site is the second one I've seen using the JetBrains Mono typeface -really easy on the eyes, even when set light grey #eff1f5 on a very dark #07080d background.
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by Djonckheere 8mo ago
Very cool, very creative. I found myself hitting refresh multiple times on the index page to see the random ascii art headlines. Finding the hidden menu in the corner leads you down a rabbit hole of fascinating experiments.
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by Djonckheere 1y ago
Apparently less than 15-minutes of athletic action in a typical 3-hour game, with ~45-minutes devoted to advertising: [2020] How Much American Football Is Even in an American Football Broadcast? https://news.ycombinator.com/
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by Djonckheere 1y ago
What a sobering indictment of our screen-obsessed world. It seems all roads lead back to the introduction of the smartphone —the mid-2010s, a critical turning point: > "Never before has there been a technology like the smartphone. W
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by Djonckheere 2y ago
The WSJ piece only reaffirms what is playing out in large urban centers around the world (not just the US): that it's getting tougher to get ahead these days. In Toronto, for example, the average selling price for a home has almost dou
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Opinion: Gen Z is right to reject the false gospel of productivity(cnn.com)
66 points by Djonckheere 4y ago|57 comments
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by Djonckheere 5y ago
Compassion — not compression — is a big part of design and creativity; coming up with original and unexpected results. What we see in these explorations is that AI is, I think, good at generating a bunch of novel yet visually repetitive and
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by Djonckheere 11y ago
this discussion reminds me of... http://s1.postimg.org/6tm9yeue7/invisible_software.jpg
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by Djonckheere 11y ago
The Economiszt wants you to subscribe to ead the the full article, which is here: http://www.economist.com/blogs/graphicdetail/2015/03/messagi...
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by Djonckheere 12y ago
Interesting app. Some UX design feedback: 1. The sort filter (sort by "new" and "hot") is bewildering. 2. The search iconography gets lost on the teal coloured background. I would suggest more visual contrast is needed.
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by Djonckheere 12y ago
Among the alternatives listed is Behance -last time I checked this network was owned and operated by Adobe. btw, the stopusinglinkedin.com site links to behance.com which does not exist. It's behance.net Dribbble (the other design reso
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by Djonckheere 12y ago
hahahaha! Great response. Yes, mass digital surveillance or mass collection of data if you like. This is arguably Google's hidden agenda and perhaps the most compelling reason to dump Chrome aside from performance issues.
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A Screenless Future?(darryljonckheere.com)
3 points by Djonckheere 12y ago|2 comments
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by Djonckheere 13y ago
Does this job board focus strictly on developer roles?
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by Djonckheere 13y ago
This is a great post chalk full of many excellent hiring tips for technical roles. Although I'm curious, you mention 2 to 4 hours of "programming challenges" as a component of your 'on-site interview'. These are fol
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by Djonckheere 13y ago
I'm curious about the notion of the so-called '4G lifestyle' which could be partially defined as an unhealthy fixation on technological substitutes to face-to-face communication, as Safran Foer describes in his piece. Perhaps
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by Djonckheere 14y ago
Regardless, typography as a primary graphic element——and to be clear, we are talking about the Web——is not really a trend in my mind.
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by Djonckheere 14y ago
The last item cited, typography, could hardly be seen as a design 'trend' itself. That's like saying a designer's use of colour or negative space are regarded as stylistically in vogue today but may have been less prevalent or even nonexist
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by Djonckheere 14y ago
You either have far too much free time on your hands or you're attempting to break into advertising. If anything you've exposed one of the dirty little secrets about the Web: essentially that people can quite easily be fooled and will routi
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by Djonckheere 14y ago
This post is riveting. No really. Bewildering to say the least. As the post drags on and on the reoccurring "Thank you Apple" takes on an increasingly sarcastic tone. Regardless of the author's fluency with computers (who really cares?) one
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by Djonckheere 14y ago
I have a pair of Sennheheizer HD555's, no L/R engraving but there are 3 raised dots to denote the left side. Fantastic sound quality, open-ear design, very comfortable wearing for long periods of time.
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The Big Small Screen(darryljonckheere.com)
2 points by Djonckheere 14y ago|0 comments
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The Allure Of Glass Interfaces(darryljonckheere.com)
1 points by Djonckheere 14y ago|0 comments
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Only The Journey Matters(darryljonckheere.com)
1 points by Djonckheere 15y ago|0 comments