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wellanyway
3y ago
For the umphteenth time. Go, be a socialist. Africa is waiting. 99.9% of people visiting this website is orders of magnitude more wealthy than average african citizen. Eat the rich? You people are the rich. Set an example. Lead the way. Be
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wellanyway
3y ago
Oh they want to, the just fail every time there's a chance to do so.
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wellanyway
3y ago
What does this have to do with America or software engineers?
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wellanyway
3y ago
> christian morality Give me a break.
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wellanyway
3y ago
Try Rawtherapee
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wellanyway
3y ago
Religion is society worshipping itself
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wellanyway
3y ago
I would hope covid-adjacent 'discourse' provided ample proof of the need to teach people statistics in school.
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wellanyway
3y ago
Naivety of people in software development is something else. Billion dollar corporation hired 10 token nonbinary people and people just forgot, if they ever knew the history.
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wellanyway
3y ago
Oh my god javascript people are at it again.
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wellanyway
3y ago
Ah yes, what better time to admire russian culture?
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wellanyway
3y ago
Howdoes figma contribute to laggy UI of the end product?
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wellanyway
3y ago
Cargo cult happened. 99% of 'improvements' and 'revolutionary new ideas' are hype and horseshit logic.
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wellanyway
3y ago
Platform engineering is the new SRE. Which was a new devops. Which was a new sysadmin. This time it's all going to be different, tho /s
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wellanyway
3y ago
I never understood what makes a cultivar different from a species.
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wellanyway
3y ago
99% of us are intervieved by HR and a dev. This sounds like a question for a CEO or head of product.
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wellanyway
3y ago
Exactly. Marshall Major headphones I bought some tears ago looked and were priced in a way I thought would guarantee decade of service at least. They fell apart in half a year revealing multiple fundamental design flaws.
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wellanyway
3y ago
Don't give fronyent people ideas.
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wellanyway
3y ago
Backend bubble as opposed to what? JS apps that require 6 gigabybes to render some text?
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wellanyway
3y ago
> remember "HIGs" Most UX people don't know what that even is.
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wellanyway
3y ago
Also, people working for facebook are seriously trying to complain about morality. Lmao.
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wellanyway
3y ago
I wish accessibility included cognitive overload exhaustion. I am fucking tired of everything changing all the time for no reason whatsoever.
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wellanyway
3y ago
Many here recall 90ies interfaces and lament thier disappearance. Answer seems obvious to me. Of all UX people I have spoken to, not a single one shared that appreciation. Or any interest in technology. But all of them worship Steve Jobs, A
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wellanyway
3y ago
I'd be very curious to read your rant
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wellanyway
3y ago
Lmao, coming from gimp that's rich.
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wellanyway
3y ago
You should not buy just in case anyone at Ableton is watching, I'm buying the fuck out of your offering the day it has linux support.
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wellanyway
3y ago
There's something about open source UI apps that just screams amateurs. It's actually a fascinating topic, I wish I could put a finger on it and tell specifically what I don't like. Inkscape just feels and looks... slightly o
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wellanyway
3y ago
Eh, I don't know. I think that existence of crossword/todolist GTK apps is not nearly as much of a win as GIMP, Inkscape, Krita, KiCAD, FreeCAD and Scribd becoming actually competitive would have. It's indicative that biggest
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wellanyway
3y ago
I didn't try to codify a few little ideas I had into Linux UI apps purely because all the drama with Gnome and whatnot. I don't have time for this bullshit. Terminal apps can be written once and just work(tm). Linux GUI developmen
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wellanyway
3y ago
XSLT is garbage tho.
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wellanyway
3y ago
> because the "Comédie-Française" theatre during the 1770 was in the Tuileries palace, and the stage was oriented with the Louvre courtyard on its right, and the Tuileries garden on its left That is the most french explanation
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