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WingForward
16y ago
And posted here: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1051809
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WingForward
16y ago
This blog post is nearly a year old. Why is it coming up now?
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16y ago
1) Who searches on "sausage" or "Sausalito"? I might search for 'sausage making quote' or 'Sausalito italian restaurant'. And while I type that I get faded type ahead in my search box and results popping up on the screen. Annoying. 2) As l
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Pirates find treasure by sailing a stream of porn
(technologyreview.com)
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16y ago
I think you're jumping the gun by using a loaded term like stealing. It may be restaurant policy to allow servers that discretion. Especially if that "discount" is appearing on the bill.
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WingForward
16y ago
Cleanliness is just a form of purity, which key value of morality. Jonathan Haidt's work in this regard is fascinating.
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WingForward
16y ago
Yes and that's untrue.
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WingForward
16y ago
But because of the way UI is designed, one of the first elements of the UI mental model your elderly noob will learn is that dialog boxes are to be ignored.
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WingForward
16y ago
Good point. As long as we're quibbling/clarifying, it seems we're mixing up natural selection and evolution here.
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16y ago
Six months of this service is what my sister is getting for her birthday this year.
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16y ago
#23: Users will not read dialog boxes. Especially on Windows. They will click them away and not even realize they existed. Try it. 1) Put a dialog popup in your MS desktop app that says, "Clicking OK below will destroy the chair beneath yo
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16y ago
It sounds like you're saying users should have a mental model of how a computer works in order to be successful at using it as a tool. I disagree. How does my car work? I press on the gas and it goes. I press on the brakes and it stops.
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16y ago
From the comma in the title, I thought the article was about recognizing money isn't a guarantee of happiness. As in, "Say, "Fuck you" to money itself. And instead focus on living life (and running a company) that doesn't rely on a purely
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WingForward
16y ago
Could you clarify your metrics and sources?
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16y ago
Following on a recent magazine meme...what is the difference between an entrepreneur and a small business person? Give each one $50K, what happens?
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16y ago
Brown?
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16y ago
I'm guessing not even the US. You don't go to a specialized HS (Hunter, Stuy, Bronx Sci) in NYC and graduate low in your class and get a scholarship. You're lucky to get into a school. MIT isn't looking for 12 people from the same HS, even
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WingForward
16y ago
You're misquoting Churchill and objectively inaccurate. The USA version's of capitalism and schooling are not ideal for our culture or the world as a whole. There are plenty of alternatives.
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16y ago
Nobody's going to toss out a tl;dr?
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Rebuild Your Attention Span
(lifehacker.com)
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Millenials Won't Change Work
(blogs.hbr.org)
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16y ago
With regard to mens rea, it should at the very least apply to conspiracy charges.
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16y ago
Just had a family reunion yesterday...I'd say half the people over the age of 55 lack an intuitive sense of computing. My MIL didn't understand that the interface represented a physical top of a desk. My mom double clicks on web links. My u
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16y ago
Bad reporter. No donut. "agreed to build Deliso's app for about $5,000." "sold more than 5,500 copies. A year after its release, the 99-cent app still sells about 200 copies a month on Apple Inc.'s iTunes store. Apple takes a 30% cut of th
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(Don't) Outsource your iPhone app
(articles.latimes.com)
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"My printer requires me to have a continuing relationship with the manufacturer to get replacement cartridges." I don't think this meets the standard of a continuing relationship. Couldn't you have them refilled at Wal-Green's? Or buy a l
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Wouldn't this destroy a bullet train's aerodynamics?
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Dresden Codak: M.A.D.E.M.O.I.S.E.L.L.E.
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Citizen Corps
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Super cool. The linked page goes to one particular world: msernst which allows you to enter coordinates to scroll to (as well as drop links to those coordinates). Looks like you can create your own text world or explore others. Can this be
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