reichenstein

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by reichenstein 7mo ago
You can find a fault and imperfection in everything if you really want to. I share your perspective in many ways, and my frustration is that no matter what we do, we get put in the same bad bucket with the very instances we have been battli
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by reichenstein 7mo ago
I don't think your anger has anything to do with us. Your aggression sounds about as random as your rhetorical reference to Electron when we've been at the native app front for 15 years, or "why did I give them money?" w
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by reichenstein 7mo ago
Yes, subtle because one app is not the solution but using plaintext (likely with a light markup), splitting form and content is the way to go. And when we say that plain text is the way forward, this means that not one app is the solution b
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by reichenstein 7mo ago
"they're thinking in terms of software rather than file formats" where do you get that from? It's a longer article because it's a complex topic, but we explain in detail how the format it the core issue, and conclud
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by reichenstein 7mo ago
What slop engine integration? There is no slop engine integration. We do the very opposite. We separate between human and machine generated text, we are so careful about making sure that people know what they wrote and what they didn't
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by reichenstein 1y ago
You mean font-size: calc(16.8px + 6.2*(100vw - 320px)/704)
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by reichenstein 2y ago
Drive.file scope is not some secret sauce, it's the standard file picker loaded with UX trouble and bugs. Implementing it would lead to a flood of angry Play Store comments. We know because we talk to our users for 14 years. We know th
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by reichenstein 2y ago
> "Google pushes business decisions under the disguise of 'improvements'" ...while systematically sabotaging design improvements under the disguise of "strategy". Ask people on the Android design team.
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by reichenstein 2y ago
The definition of a well informed, happy, modern man: He reads a couple of lines and goes, "Yep, I know how this article ends. I'm right, he's wrong." Then he watches the first half of a game, switches off the TV, pumps
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by reichenstein 2y ago
Well, it's not like we don't know about the default file picker. If we'd switch our customers to that clunky, buggy piece of brittle UX bricolage, they start throwing stones. And you know what: They'd be right. They usua