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usablebytes
13y ago
3 years back, when we had to use it with Liferay, the experience wasn't really great. Hope it has improved now; need to check.
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usablebytes
13y ago
Making a business (especially, its revenue model) that is based on somebody else's business is extremely risky and usually best avoided.
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Human Body as an analogy for Usable System
(webuiarchitect.com)
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13y ago
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usablebytes
13y ago
A combination of Superman, He-Man and Spiderman. The one, that screws the world; real badly.
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usablebytes
13y ago
"Assumption is the mother of all screwups"; and yet it is so natural to all of us. Salute to Sarah for building an excellent open culture and Zach's courage to speak out. And yes, 'trust' is critical in organizations. Good story.
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13y ago
Wikipedia stood good there. I'm sure with Netscape's then version, the scene would have been even worse. But this is only visual aspect, which I believe, is the only part that's easy to measure. It would be interesting to think on how to ma
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usablebytes
13y ago
I don't think there is much to these statistics; surely, it was different 20 years back and it will be 20 years from now.
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usablebytes
13y ago
UCD forces you to decide and keep focused on the target audience from the very beginning. That approach helps every corner of the business, I believe and would surely have helped you save the day. But as you said correctly, lesson learned.
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usablebytes
13y ago
I believed so for years and haven't intentionally tried to read or watch news for almost more than 10 years; and I like it that way. Instead, I focus on tech updates especially related to the field I'm involved with. And feel, even sitting
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usablebytes
13y ago
Not really. The work must be enjoyable for self before it help others. And that won't happen unless we know our interests. E.g. Everyone at the restaurant admires good service; but not every waitress enjoys her job; those who do, keep their
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13y ago
I believe there are two types of workers. One who clearly knows what they enjoy doing and they seek their career in the same; others who never understand what their true interests are. The second type end up spending their lives doing the s
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usablebytes
13y ago
The beautiful girl Jenny falls for Chris and marries him. I think she has made a terrible mistake; it's natural to be jealous. But I keep the feelings to myself.
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usablebytes
14y ago
Although, it is sad for the current Reader users, good thing about Google is, it admits its failures quickly and get over it.
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Show HN: Please review LinkedIn profile for Front-end Architect
(linkedin.com)
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14y ago
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14y ago
Important question unanswered, before we could give any advice: When did your wife leave? Was it after you found out about the affair or before? Ideally, our life partner cheating on us should hurt us more than somebody we mentored. But may
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usablebytes
14y ago
Good article. Not sure why I feel I already read that stuff somewhere.
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usablebytes
14y ago
Ok, I see your point and @jiggy2011's, too. But I still love JavaScript as it is :)
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usablebytes
14y ago
I fail to see a point! JavaScript alternatives that each of it ultimately boils down to JavaScript. Why not just write JavaScript which looks like JavaScript and behaves like JavaScript? May be we shouldn't call them 'alternatives' but just
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usablebytes
14y ago
A lot of good advice there; many thanks.
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usablebytes
14y ago
Rightly mentioned. So, do you see any common gap they all have where a new competitor can capitalize on?
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usablebytes
14y ago
I couldn't agree more. Thanks a lot for sharing.
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usablebytes
14y ago
Most likely 'search' as you already mentioned, would prove to be the most useful option here. But to make sure, you can think about this approach. Get answers to these questions - (1) understand who the end users are (2) what problem are yo
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Ask HN: Can a new LinkedIn competitor survive? If yes, what strategies can help?
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14y ago
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usablebytes
14y ago
I'm sorry but I couldn't relate the model used on home page anyway with myself or any of my programmer friends
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usablebytes
14y ago
Nice one. JsFiddle.net actually gives a lot more features. Did I miss anything?
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usablebytes
14y ago
what is this news? can somebody read and try to explain me/all what exactly is happening here?
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usablebytes
14y ago
This is sad. He may be guilty or may not be because of his act. But him being extradited to US is definitely not making sense.
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usablebytes
14y ago
May be because the feeling of 'being important' has died inside them. A lot of social factors can be blamed for that situation and truly though; but the important fact is 'it starts with the very individual'. Unless that individual feels th
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usablebytes
14y ago
I don't see any change at all, whatsoever.
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usablebytes
14y ago
I found it a little unnecessarily complex. Also the way events are handled, tight coupling between components is unavoidable.
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