darushimo

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by darushimo 10mo ago
No, it’s not. Just because proposing a solution would be helpful, that doesn’t require he propose a solution. Related, sometimes articulating a question in the right way is the hard part.
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by darushimo 3y ago
Ah if you have on hand, I'd love to see the source / study.
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by darushimo 4y ago
Wow i hadn't heard of this and looks like the right solution for a particular need I have. Thanks a bunch for mentioning!
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by darushimo 4y ago
Perhaps that's the price for placing an ad, and the news letter goes out w/ 2 ads, weekly?
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by darushimo 10y ago
check out balsamiq. and perhaps go through their tutorial: http://www.uxapprentice.com . Sketch is a more powerful tool (i use it most of the time now), but balsamiq is a great place to start.
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by darushimo 12y ago
This video by Casey Neistat illustrates some of the problems you bring up: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bzE-IMaegzQ
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by darushimo 12y ago
I just hung out with an old friend last week and while he's into his tech, he doesn't work in the industry. he expressed the same sentiment in the last line of your comment. UI versioning sounds like a ridiculously difficult chall
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by darushimo 12y ago
I agree with the use case, but most of the time I show someone a photo, it a fairly quick process. Comparing (1) how you share photos now to (2) how you share photos w/ Xim: (1) "wanting to share photo-> pull out phone-> unl
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by darushimo 12y ago
I'm a little confused--is the first video in the 3rd section ("intro to the design of everyday things") really an entire course? If so, i think the time-to-complete estimate (1 hr) should be changed...If it's not, it&#x2
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by darushimo 12y ago
That's a false equivalence. Apps are not people.
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by darushimo 12y ago
Experience Design: A Framework for Integrating Brand, Experience, and Value by the founders of Method, an Experience Design firm in NYC, SF... pretty great so far
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by darushimo 12y ago
I agree that it'd be great if they released the application for free, but I don't see a problem with charging for the app. This company is arguably improving the experience of viewing that content, and, as a consumer, as long as t
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by darushimo 12y ago
Location: Portland OR - willing to relocate to NYC, SF, ??, - Full Time Tools: Omnigraffle, Bootstrap, Photoshop, Balsamiq, Silverback, POP, etc Stack: HTML, CSS & JS for prototyping, some experience with Python, SQLite, Processing Port
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by darushimo 12y ago
I'd actually say this is a usability problem. If i just tap my touchpad (on MBP), there's a click event registered, but it's very, very short. the response from the button depends on the duration of the click event. If I clic
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by darushimo 12y ago
FWIW, this question was just asked a few days ago, and there was a lot of good advice and links to previous threads with the same question. try searching HN (at the bottom of the screen) for some suggestions. Cheers.
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by darushimo 12y ago
looks great!
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by darushimo 12y ago
Anyone else have an "always knew it would happen, never thought it would happen" attitude toward this happening?
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Chris Dixon: The decline of the mobile web(nonchalantrepreneur.com)
2 points by darushimo 12y ago|0 comments
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by darushimo 12y ago
Reminds me of the lyrics of LCD Soundsystem's great song "On Repeat": "Don't tell nobody what you really want because they could / tell everybody else what you really want then you're f####d / so ac
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by darushimo 13y ago
SEEKING WORK - Portland, OR / Remote UX Designer, 4+ yrs experience working on web, tablet/mobile, and other interfaces. I'm looking for p/t or short projects, ideally for product-focused or SaaS startups. I work on the
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by darushimo 13y ago
I worked at a consumer finance startup for over 3 years with the hope that I could help direct people to bank accounts with lower fees. Read an article like this http://www.nytimes.com/2008/11/09/magazine&#x2F
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Tech Workers, Political Speech and Economic Threat(modelviewculture.com)
2 points by darushimo 13y ago|0 comments
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by darushimo 13y ago
hm, I just checked, and I was surprised to not see any either. Someone from Kongregate mentioned that they're hiring, but otherwise, seems like no one's posted a job listing with the characters "Portland" or "PDX&qu
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by darushimo 13y ago
I think you're right here, but the qualifier "all things being equal" can't be taken lightly. Rarely if never are "all things equal." I also don't think a shift in the market context is necessary. We alrea
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by darushimo 13y ago
My guess is that the discrepancy between the general $10/yr from godaddy and the current $1500 is what's getting to you... My advice would be to try to disregard the "standard" price for a domain and just ask if it's worth it on its own. On
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by darushimo 13y ago
Seems like there's a difference here, though? You made your choice from a set of predetermined options. Handwriting (and not handwriting-like fonts) communicates more than just words, but attitude, character, and mood as well. That level of
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by darushimo 13y ago
Ugh...episteme's a word that dates back to Plato, although the author seems to use it like Foucault does in 'The Order of Things.' That is--it's exceptionally NOT "coming up" with the word, assuming you mean to imply he's inventing the word
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by darushimo 14y ago
it's frustrating that there are a number of inconsistencies with his description of his early year on the Product People podcast last week. It makes me feel like in both he's selling himself 'at' me rather than givin me real info. Oh well
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by darushimo 14y ago
I want to suggest that it moves a little bit faster too. Either that or have both fields change at the same time. I get that you're trying to say "you can sell anything on any platform" by having the item persist while showing a different p
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by darushimo 14y ago
I'm not surprised that tech crunch would post a polemic article with an assumed left-leaning consequence. I'm not surprised a HNer with the user name John Galt (hero of Ayn Rand's Atlas Shrugged) would call the article "agenda pushing." But

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