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Show HN: Suggest a Feature for Any App
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Show HN: Suggest features for your favorite apps
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a terse comment isn't necessarily unsubstantive. the obvious subtext is that they are proposing authoritarianism goodbye
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6y ago
Jawohl, mein Kommandant
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You clicked
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neither are processes
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It's been cancelled
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I wish Freud was alive today. I can't help but think that the hysterics manifested in mainstream or social media are not actually real, that people wouldn't make such illogical steps if they were alone in an island. Instead they
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Looks like he is consistent
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Hagia Sophia: Turkey turns iconic Istanbul museum into mosque
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PC market bounces back in Q2, Gartner and IDC report
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Sure , anyone can be a woman
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Social media, if anything, played a positive role and showed its strengths. Thanks to early warners, some people managed to keep their sanity, some others found flaws in studies, some others were warning people while the media was being par
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too long to read ; balaji has a beef with mainstream journalists since many months ago, and probably rightly so. I can't help but feel however that this whole outrage is covert advertising for Clubhouse which (even though i am not fam
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brave's biggest innovation is the introduction of direct payments. i hope that catches on, even if brave fails, because it will truly transform the economics of the internet.
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people dont want to pay 2 rents for no reason though, unless the rents are very cheap, so they won't be able to price these things high anymore. probably
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There is no middle ground -- WFH is self-reinforcing trend, because offices are much less useful when they are half-empty and all processes have go online. As soon as some coworkers move, others follow. If people start working 2-3 days at h
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Ask HN: Will good tech times come again?
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The web already had solved that problem, even with bootstrap version 2. Surely apple provides primitives such as border-radius and gradients, which are enough to create an eye-catching button?
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Design is not an optimization procedure like chip design. It's dominated by trends, like fashion. There is a small subset of people who care about optimal design, which measures things like perceptual reaction time etc. That's the
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I wonder how many phishing sites are masquerading as google from google
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I 'd really like to see some research on this. Is there any studies from reddit etc to show whether positive or negative reinforcement works better?
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A deeper issue is the cultural shift to an overly judgemental culture which has been built thoughout the decades. The media always, always has thrived on creating moral panics, but the public wasn't always so gullible to them. There&#x
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There are a lot of people IRL who blabber on, usually people ignore them/consider them obnoxious. Somehow they haven't developed this ability online
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Most apps are being installed for access to notifications. Apple is incentivizing this behavior by refusing to implement browser notifs. The sad state of the web in 2020 is only matched by the irony of these companies being more profitable
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thats not even an extreme leftist opinion, that's terrorism.
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sorry i would claim otherwise. Nobody has been cancelled for expressing leftwing-or extreme leftwing- ideas it may detract from your central point, but it also explanis why one side of the spectrum won't be willing to contribute to an
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Removal of PC culture will be seen as a weakness and a concession so it's not going to happen. It has been going on for so long, that parts of the spectrum of opinion have stopped caring about the mainstream. There's a lot of sile
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Really all we need is to stop the worship of the mobile. Mobile is uniform and limited, and sadly it has made desktop uniform and limited as well. Somehow even highly technical interfaces, e.g. DNZ zone editors are now made mobile-first. I
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Well they look like a lot of fun for dark ages. If anything that was the spring of the web, nowadays things have moved to mobile and web is neglected. And i dont get the hate for tables, they are really handy to center stuff vertically/
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