decultured

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by decultured 14y ago
This may be great on a touch device, but usability suffers massively with a mouse or track pad. The effect looks nice enough, but I am rarely in favor of sacrificing usability for style.
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by decultured 15y ago
Fun challenge, but not too difficult. The largest challenge was making the intuitive leaps to discover the missing information in the questions, especially for problem two. A bit of trial and error, and a few lines of Python made for quic
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by decultured 15y ago
Your site seems to work well, and is a service I could have made use of a few months ago. Finding reviews and scheduling local services like this often leads to a million dead ends using google and traditional search. Right now, in Kansas
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by decultured 15y ago
I am in basically the same situation: Over 30, single, own a home, bootstrapping a business. I have steady and flexible part time consulting work I can use to pay the bills if I need to, but rarely do. I have 2 room-mates I share my house
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by decultured 17y ago
The article is not discussing sub-pixel anti-aliasing, rather it makes a case for why understanding the sub-pixel properties of AMOLED screens can decrease power consumption while increasing screen life.
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by decultured 17y ago
We are using Google Docs' forms tied to a spreadsheet for our startup. We have it load in a jquery window and looks decent, it is fully integrated, is customizable to be as complex or simple as you want, requires no registration and is fre
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by decultured 17y ago
I agree with the basic premise of this article, but saying "99% of the time that quote will be a reasonable price" is disingenuous. While some customers that do not know the value web development expect to pay too little, they are just as
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by decultured 17y ago
Thank you. This is a major problem with how media portrays data in news stories. Most people would see 50k over 9 years as a huge number, but if it were instead presented as an individual having a %0.002 chance of getting ill from these f
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by decultured 17y ago
The offer for one of my first programming jobs I landed was due to my having listed game development on my resume. The job had nothing to do with game development (though I later went on to build a 3D data visualization in DirectX that was
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by decultured 17y ago
This is good to know -- the icon for the app I am working on is blue as well, now I am considering changing it! As a coder who understands UXP but is not great with design, I often fall back on blues or grays for my projects. For whatever
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by decultured 17y ago
I have worked with many companies running these sorts of campaigns (I do work with a startup that tracks online engagement marketing) and have found that companies that are upfront and honest in their efforts tend to get better results than
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by decultured 17y ago
Not only that, but an annual subscription is basically equivalent to 12 months of guaranteed monthly renewals. I would be interested to see comparative attrition rates of how 12 months of monthly renewals compare to attrition rates of year
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by decultured 17y ago
The problem with many of these ideas is that they can alienate users. For a content site, there are few options available for monetization beyond ads, which most of those points are variations of. I personally shy away from businesses tha
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by decultured 17y ago
So do you know of a script that detects the skill set of the user then displays them an appropriate design? The biggest problem with this design however is that it does not add anything to the experience other than aesthetics. In fact, it