charles_dickens

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The Feynman sprinkler explained(fermatslibrary.com)
2 points by charles_dickens 10y ago|0 comments
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by charles_dickens 10y ago
Interesting to see their approach and the reasons why they are not building more features on top of ArXiv. Although comments on papers might be a dangerous area to venture into there are definitely places on the web where the ability to ann
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by charles_dickens 12y ago
As I mentioned in the comment above it really depends on the designer, but you should expect some constructive and thorough feedback :)
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by charles_dickens 12y ago
1. If you Sign Up and click "Get Feedback" on the designer's profile page, you will see some notes the designer left about his pricing. Then you put together the materials needed for the feedback request (images/notes) a
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by charles_dickens 12y ago
That really depends on the designer that is giving feedback. Some people might edit some things on Photoshop, others might send you some hand drawn mockups or just write you some notes on your designs. You can always set the conditions upfr
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by charles_dickens 12y ago
It's usually the designer that sets up the prices for feedback. To see it you must click the "Get Feedback" button on the designer's profile page.
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by charles_dickens 12y ago
randomdrake thanks for your feedback! There are definitely some performance/design issues that we need to fix. Regarding the sign up process: If you sign up as a designer, your application is going to be reviewed by the community and i
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by charles_dickens 12y ago
Throwaway0812 thanks for the suggestions! The "group feedback" feature seems an interesting idea. Since we don't have that feature implemented I would suggest that you find a good designer and ask him for feedback. I am sure
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by charles_dickens 12y ago
drcode this is exactly the kind of use case that we envisioned in the beginning when we came up with the idea for paid feedback. You submit the request and the designer writes you back some notes or sends you some mockups of how you could i
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by charles_dickens 12y ago
The premise is that you might not have money to hire a top designer, but you have enough to ask him for feedback. If you liked the designer's work/feedback you can always make him a job offer through Pixelfold (although that'
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Show HN: On-demand feedback from curated designers(pixelfold.com)
45 points by charles_dickens 12y ago|26 comments
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Why functional programming matters [pdf](cs.kent.ac.uk)
2 points by charles_dickens 12y ago|0 comments
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Dissection of a bug in the Visual Studio compiler(lolengine.net)
2 points by charles_dickens 12y ago|0 comments