That's interesting. I suppose the written word is just a visual representation that needs to be parsed, natural that there could be thought processes that overlap and conflict with that process. The only similar…
Ignorant and unnecessary.
The report of my death was an exaggeration.
Yeah, it doesn't work well for me either. However my 6-year old son uses the Google assistant on my phone a lot. "Lego Ninjago Kai video please", "Play". "Why do dogs have tails?" That kind of thing. I think it works…
If they say "Yes, why?", they're your friend. If they say "Fine." then they don't trust you. If they tell you "No, ..." they think you're a close friend I'm guessing you're a programmer :) It's surely all about getting…
> but if that is all you say, then it won't be clear how you do that, or how you're different from, say, a UI optimization tool which also improves end-user experience. In this example, what if the company isn't any…
Good points there. The autopilot thing - I don't see it like that at all. You can be doing a repetitive task and thinking at the same time. It can help you focus and relax. Also when you finish the menial task, you get…
I think these are great examples of technological aids that people really do not want in their lives. Our brains evolved long ago to a point where we can do many simple things concurrently, and there is a power/meaning…
It's hardly a full feature checkout.. Correct me if I'm wrong, but it just seems like a user-friendly form with client side validation. You still need to integrate it with a payment processor, hook it into your checkout…
I like the async/await additions. Seems very similar to the .NET implementation. Was this an inspiration?
I really enjoyed this article. I started out programming in C, then quickly on to Java. I didn't appreciate the language at the time, but with hindsight, the fact that you need to worry about memory allocation and…
sorry, but..who gives a shit?
not sure what the opposite of graceful degradation is, but that's pretty close! They're right not to support it though.
That's interesting. I suppose the written word is just a visual representation that needs to be parsed, natural that there could be thought processes that overlap and conflict with that process. The only similar…
Ignorant and unnecessary.
The report of my death was an exaggeration.
Yeah, it doesn't work well for me either. However my 6-year old son uses the Google assistant on my phone a lot. "Lego Ninjago Kai video please", "Play". "Why do dogs have tails?" That kind of thing. I think it works…
If they say "Yes, why?", they're your friend. If they say "Fine." then they don't trust you. If they tell you "No, ..." they think you're a close friend I'm guessing you're a programmer :) It's surely all about getting…
> but if that is all you say, then it won't be clear how you do that, or how you're different from, say, a UI optimization tool which also improves end-user experience. In this example, what if the company isn't any…
Good points there. The autopilot thing - I don't see it like that at all. You can be doing a repetitive task and thinking at the same time. It can help you focus and relax. Also when you finish the menial task, you get…
I think these are great examples of technological aids that people really do not want in their lives. Our brains evolved long ago to a point where we can do many simple things concurrently, and there is a power/meaning…
It's hardly a full feature checkout.. Correct me if I'm wrong, but it just seems like a user-friendly form with client side validation. You still need to integrate it with a payment processor, hook it into your checkout…
I like the async/await additions. Seems very similar to the .NET implementation. Was this an inspiration?
I really enjoyed this article. I started out programming in C, then quickly on to Java. I didn't appreciate the language at the time, but with hindsight, the fact that you need to worry about memory allocation and…
sorry, but..who gives a shit?
not sure what the opposite of graceful degradation is, but that's pretty close! They're right not to support it though.