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by JxLS-cpgbe0 5y ago
Google Lens has had the feature for more than a year now and it's incredibly useful. I wonder how the accuracy of Apple's version will compare.
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by JxLS-cpgbe0 5y ago
We don't search for things because they're easy to find
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by JxLS-cpgbe0 5y ago
Have you ever worked on multivariate tests? Testing is how you learn and quantify how much something is disliked, or used, or leads to conversions. This is the perfect fit. I prefer the 1-column layout (user since it was rapgenius.com). If
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by JxLS-cpgbe0 5y ago
It reduces the chance of transmission. That's how it protects others... > Vaccination only protects you False. Vaccinated people can still get sick, and vaccination reduces the spread of disease, protecting people that aren't y
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by JxLS-cpgbe0 5y ago
> should I get vaccinated? I'll go no. Yes that's anti-vax. We get vaccinated not just to protect ourselves from death, but also to protect those around us by reducing the transmission of disease.
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by JxLS-cpgbe0 5y ago
Oh you just said "crypto," you never mentioned a currency. Do we get to include the overcollateralized stablecoins or are we just cherrypicking volatile ones? Do you have any experience buying or using cryptocurrency in the last 1
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by JxLS-cpgbe0 5y ago
The dollar crashed 30% in the 2000s (and the 80s, and the 70s, and probably the '10s). Soon it will be because of trade wars and losing value to the euro and the yuan though. To your point, remember when the crypto market had a net los
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by JxLS-cpgbe0 5y ago
Compared to 2009?! You don't trust Coinbase in 2021 any more than you did Cryptsy in 2013? PS if you want to do the whole "volatile prices!" fear mongering you can do WAY better than 50% price drops. You also accidentally cri
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by JxLS-cpgbe0 5y ago
What's the x-height of z̷̡̡̛̛͕̩̯̮̯̱̱͚͎̠̳̦͉̤̙̙͔̭̩̝͉̱̯̠̘̝͙̞̟̝̦͈̻̉͐̃͑̒͗̆̒͂̀͂̿͑͋͂́̓͆̅̐̓̎̔̓̔̓̊̀̌̈́̀̀̍̏̈̈̑̍̈̐̓̂̆̉̑͑̒̌͛̀̀́̈́̈́̊͋̃̅̑̎͆̏͗̑̊̀̓̾̈́͗̄̆̂̿̑̌̀̅̽̑͂̒̆̓̃̔̅̒̀̓̂̄̋̐͆̔̂̓̋̽̉͌̈́͂̀́̏͌̾̎̿̑͒͑̿̀̈́̈́̏̃̑̈̐̓̈́̔͋͊̃͊̈́̎̈́̃̓́̏͛̆͗̄̓̈́̊͋̕͘̕̚̚͘̕̕͘̕͘̕͘͝͝͝͝͝͝͝͠͠͝͠͝͝͠ͅ
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by JxLS-cpgbe0 5y ago
Is this app-development specific? In CSS the font-size and leading are easily decoupled.
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by JxLS-cpgbe0 5y ago
Thank you, I know it's a dumb question. Wondering about the cost/effectiveness of demolition of the ship vs the daily costs of having the canal blocked. I thought it might be like using explosives to dispose of whale carcasses.
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by JxLS-cpgbe0 5y ago
Why wouldn't it be more cost-effective or unreasonable to destroy the ship?
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by JxLS-cpgbe0 5y ago
Your explanation is longer and harder to understand. (How do you "invoke" Bernoulli's principle?)
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by JxLS-cpgbe0 5y ago
The spelling's wrong, not disliked. To your point--it's poor form to mark the same mistake twice.
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by JxLS-cpgbe0 5y ago
> anti-trafficing [sic] is usually used to try to criminalize their work I understand you have anecdotes from 2 women which describe non-coerced criminalized sex work, which is not sex trafficking. My information comes from decades of
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by JxLS-cpgbe0 5y ago
> Sex trafficing [sic] is not a real thing Human trafficking (for non-sexual exploitation), sex trafficking, and non-coerced criminalized sex work have differences; but they all are very real. https://en.wikipedia.org/w
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by JxLS-cpgbe0 5y ago
Why is this better than media queries? The user rarely drags the window edge back and forth, and if they do, they do it one time to resize the window.
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by JxLS-cpgbe0 5y ago
It's been explored for years. Here's an article from 5 years ago: https://www.smashingmagazine.com/2016/05/fluid-typography/
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by JxLS-cpgbe0 5y ago
Then what's the point of the demo? Dragging the edge of the browser window make type scale fluidly? Typically the user is at a fixed viewport size, or they change to one or two other ones when the window is resized.
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by JxLS-cpgbe0 5y ago
Viewport-relative widths are a poor practice for accessibility, in general (maybe you don't care for your small personal website). The user can't set their own preferred size, font-size becomes illegible at small sizes, and way to
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by JxLS-cpgbe0 6y ago
> Everything was hard--the icons & cursor, the touchpad, hovering over something for options, closing and opening tabs This is part of what "accessibility" covers, it's not just providing alternative text for images. A
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by JxLS-cpgbe0 6y ago
Lots of small though-terminating clichés there. Any comments about this article?
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by JxLS-cpgbe0 6y ago
Did you read the article? Your comment is copy-and-pasted on every cryptocurrency article, please discuss this article. It is also completely wrong. A Ponzi requires a central actor (like Charles Ponzi) to actively pay profits to earlier
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by JxLS-cpgbe0 6y ago
So, you didn't read the article. Please contribute to discussion specific to the article. "Mining wastes electricity" is a trite talking point we will see in every discussion.
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by JxLS-cpgbe0 6y ago
<p style="float:right"> <center> Sure looks handwritten to me. I guess "beautiful" is subjective; the <center> element being deprecated is not .
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by JxLS-cpgbe0 6y ago
What dang said about it was not smart. > it's good for readers to have to work a little Unless they're using assistive technologies. In that case it's a nightmare. Don't make your users work . > it's not hard
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by JxLS-cpgbe0 6y ago
Much better writeup of the a11y concerns here: https://github.blog/2016-02-22-delivering-octicons-with-svg/
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by JxLS-cpgbe0 6y ago
It creates child abuse apologists, like yourself
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by JxLS-cpgbe0 6y ago
If IE's (any version) longevity is any indication, you don't. Use feature detection, not user agent.
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by JxLS-cpgbe0 6y ago
The spreadsheets are identical to the screenshots you took of them. The images aren't responsive, aren't available to assistive technologies, provide no text alternative, do not respect a user's text settings, cannot be trans

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