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by tsieling 2y ago
Really fun and a fresh format. Well done!
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by tsieling 2y ago
“Try me” “You have credits” on buy credits page “Sign in with google” “Upload image” “You have no credits - buy some” pricing page is broken Pretty much sums up AI scam slop. What a joke.
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by tsieling 4y ago
I'm not sure we can always interpret 'optional' as 'nice to have but not necessary'. Optional fields can often cover edge or alternate cases like an apartment number in addition to a street address, a dietary or oth
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by tsieling 5y ago
I think they were negotiating in March 2019, when there wasn't a pandemic to consider?
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by tsieling 6y ago
That's exactly how I read it and my immediate reaction was 'hard no'. Glad it was a misread because bad things lie down that path.
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by tsieling 6y ago
Why the email address grab?
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by tsieling 6y ago
Roughly the same, I think the variance is about 10% with Steam being an outlier working in tiers tied to revenue. At least one allows developers to name the cut (including 0%) but 30% is the most common number.
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by tsieling 6y ago
I feel pretty dumb, sure enough it's right there. Pardon my error I glanced right past that. Positioning the text with the password field would likely help, and/or include all rules in the error message, not just the one that&#x27
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by tsieling 6y ago
Ah another round of 'guess the password policy'!. Try a password. No, it needs a capital letter. Next try, No, it must also have a symbol. I moved on after that. If this is the UX of setting up a password, I'm not up for the
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by tsieling 6y ago
The policy and the design of the interface is inextricably linked to that change in interactions. A hands-off policy is still a policy for a site that rewarded more inflammatory content in pursuit of certain metrics.
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by tsieling 6y ago
More crimes are documented because of extra policing, but that is different from whether more crimes are committed. Crimes of different degrees are happening all around, but if you look particularly in one area that is where you'll see
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by tsieling 6y ago
Agreed. Instant deal breaker.
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by tsieling 6y ago
I appreciate how this was handled on the homepage: direct and looking out for your team.
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by tsieling 6y ago
$1B, but it landed at about $750M because of the FB shares that took a tumble just after.
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by tsieling 7y ago
Take it or leave it isn't really negotiation, though, is it. There's no counter offer or alternative terms to work with. As I understand too many declines get drivers kicked off the platform, so their autonomy in this regard seems
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by tsieling 7y ago
Totally agree. I sent this to a few clients noting 'when we talk about digital storytelling, this is a good example'.
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by tsieling 7y ago
Press esc and wave that block away. For now, at least.
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by tsieling 7y ago
It's in the Mac App Store for me, but not as the marquee product at the moment.
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by tsieling 7y ago
I couldn't figure out their licensing or payment model for a team, everything led back to subscriptions and was hideously complicated. We went back to Dropbox because it just worked, no matter how much cruft its taken on.
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by tsieling 7y ago
This article is deluded. Apple practically creates its own weather and rules the news cycle through these events. Because poor Charlie is bored is hardly a reason to give up on a formula that creates billions in sales.
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by tsieling 7y ago
Thank you this is helpful.
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by tsieling 7y ago
Can anyone explain the definition of big bang that they're using here? My understanding has always been that inflation happened a very short time after the big bang, arguably as part of the process itself, but pre-big bang is hard to c
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by tsieling 7y ago
This is really well done. And +1 for the suggestion of placeholder spaces for notes. Great work, thank you for sharing this.
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by tsieling 7y ago
No punishment is enough for auto-play previews.
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by tsieling 7y ago
What did you move to?
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by tsieling 7y ago
Pretty much identical to the desktop apps, all docs sync nicely.
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by tsieling 7y ago
When these things happen, to me the more important thing is what will leadership do to change the thinking that led to the problem. Issuing a patch is a solid step, but it's a symptom that points to a need for change in how features ar
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by tsieling 7y ago
Make it opt-in with a link on the first email sent to that address?
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by tsieling 7y ago
The cost of things should indeed be considered. Depending on region, tax money subsidizes every mile driven (one well done source here https://www.theatlantic.com/business/archive/2015/10/driving... but
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by tsieling 8y ago
The Miami Herald article where I think this story broke suggests it's that not every incident gets resolved: > Despite several email exchanges, Uber never agreed to reimburse her the extra money. But she disputed the charge with her

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