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by seangp 4y ago
Looks like I'll be returning to Sketch.
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by seangp 4y ago
For me, the 3 key downsides to a single freelancer is: * You’re totally dependent on a single point of failure. If they get ill, go on holiday or simply disappear, take on another project or go full time somewhere else, then you’re left in
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by seangp 4y ago
The only thing keeping me from cancelling my Netflix account is the fact that my parents use it. If they crack down on that, then of course I’m cancelling.
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by seangp 5y ago
My son is 10, he started with scratch when he was about 6, moved to Lua/Roblox a couple of years ago and has since picked up C#/Unity. He definitely got the fundamentals of programming down by working with Lua. Key to his intrinsi
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by seangp 5y ago
Thanks!
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by seangp 5y ago
Nah, we're pretty clear about it right there on the homepage of the site. If we don’t register our tracks with YouTube’s Content ID, then malicious actors will register our music as their own and monetise our user’s videos. Many of the
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by seangp 5y ago
Friend and I have recently launched a side project where we give away high quality, royalty-free music. Early days but we’re making ~$800 per month from YouTube’s content ID payments alone. https://bluefoxmusic.com
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by seangp 5y ago
The author is actually female and, surprisingly, ends the article indicating that she is not out of the situation. The depression is still lurking but she has a better understanding of what’s going on.
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by seangp 5y ago
Probably not, but governments need to start weaning themselves from China’s teat. It won’t be easy and it will take a while, but it can be done.
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by seangp 5y ago
My son started learning to code at 6 years old. We started by playing fun games at bedtime where he would give me instructions for various things such as how to leave his bedroom and I would follow them literally - resulting in my bashing
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by seangp 5y ago
It’s common. I’ve always asked employers to amend this and they happily oblige.
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by seangp 6y ago
There are plenty of free UI kits that you can download and print off for paper prototyping purposes which is essentially what this is. These are nice from an aesthetic point of view but I’m irrationally irked by these being called “flow car
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by seangp 6y ago
My company was asked to make some health and safety induction software. Visitors to the client company would have to self complete the induction process in the reception area whilst waiting for their host to collect them. Client wanted us t
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by seangp 6y ago
Surprised to see all your text content is centre-aligned on mobile. Surely that’s not a UX best-practice as it degrades the “readability” of the content?
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by seangp 6y ago
I love the affinity suite. Our entire studio has switched from Adobe to Affinity and we haven’t looked back - we’re very happy. Latest version of photo supports smart objects so we can now use PSD mockup templates which was the one thing we
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by seangp 7y ago
Digbee | London, UK | Full-time | Remote Digbee is a data and research platform for the mining industry. Our goal is to improve transparency and access to impartial risk analysis within the mining sector. We're looking for a senior ful
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by seangp 8y ago
Thanks for the insight - that's good to know. If I remember correctly, the last time we looked into it, the solution for exporting was to detach all symbols. I wasn't aware of the feature you've mentioned. Will definitely giv
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by seangp 8y ago
I run a design studio and some of our designers are big fans. We've unfortunately had to disable Anima across the team due to compatibility issues between designers who have created UIs with the help of your Sketch plugin and those who
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by seangp 13y ago
I wish more people saw this guy for the snake oil salesman he really is (edit: Ferriss that is).