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What % of all opinions of a given group are opinions about reliability, durability etc
What does it have over WT worth waiting for?
One relatively easy set of metrics - resource consumption driven by migration to resource hungrier stacks. But in general sure, it's not like we have good databases that count and classify bugs and track their numbers…
They don't say that because you didn't write the tests, AI did, so who knows what behaviors it thought of and wrote tests for. That's the reason these type of metrics are very bad, especially in this context when bad…
Give it a few centuries of evolution and maybe we'll get there
The alternative to ribbon is not menu+ quick access, it was easily customizable toolbars where you can simply drag and drop only the buttons you need in the toolbars you need at a fraction of screen space that the…
No they don't, they appear every time you scroll even if you never use the bar. And flashing of ui elements is in many cases worse than wasting that space permanently. It's a tragedy decades of UI research/design can't…
Correct, but you don't need the full thick scrollbar for the indicator function, some apps use a much smaller dot/guide
How can it be related to perfection to permanently waste a strip of space you rarely (and in some apps never) use?
Is there a mouse module? Can you connect in a "staggered" manner rather than in a linear grid?
Constructive feedback would be pointing to specific issues and how to improve them, not just "no nonsense"
Are humans still involved in summarizing? Why is "What you need to know" missing the vote count even though the title is about votes?
What makes the core IDE so bad that it requires using all the new ones instead of improving/extending the core?
Of course you can have online discussion without moderation. In the most basic form: you publish on your site, I respond on mine. No moderator involved And there are plenty of other differences besides "who", for…
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> sometimes, software really is finished. That's never the case for any consumer app, the potential for improvement in UI is practically infinite. But also, just use the old version if it's finished, you don't need to…
How does it help? You could just as well compare to some slow popular Python version if all you need is "revealed preference"
they are "For the record"
Have you talked to "normal people" about colors? They are notoriously bad at them and the limit of confusion is a rather low number, definitely orders of magnitude lower than 32k in this database. > Having multiple…
> using the right tool for the right task. which a plaint text editor is decidedly not since it fails at the most basic editing tasks - search and search&replace. That is the joy killer. Thus the tool described in the…
You're confused, the understanding that multiple names can exist isn't relevant. But for you to understand that you'd need to think and try to answer my question that tried to steer you into the right direction.
And to me it seems you're not thinking at all. Computers have no issue with extra names, it's the humans that are confused. Also you don't have "different names for the same color", e.g., red has a unique name "Red" and…
This is a fundamentally unworkable/misleading approach to naming. For example, these 3 reds are perceptually identical #ff0000, #fe0002, #ff0d00, yet they have different names, which is a waste of names and is worse…
Were you in a court of law when you made the previous comment? Was the CEO when he said it?
Kid, to keep you safe I need to keep a secret. Mommy loves you, go back to sleep!
What % of all opinions of a given group are opinions about reliability, durability etc
What does it have over WT worth waiting for?
One relatively easy set of metrics - resource consumption driven by migration to resource hungrier stacks. But in general sure, it's not like we have good databases that count and classify bugs and track their numbers…
They don't say that because you didn't write the tests, AI did, so who knows what behaviors it thought of and wrote tests for. That's the reason these type of metrics are very bad, especially in this context when bad…
Give it a few centuries of evolution and maybe we'll get there
The alternative to ribbon is not menu+ quick access, it was easily customizable toolbars where you can simply drag and drop only the buttons you need in the toolbars you need at a fraction of screen space that the…
No they don't, they appear every time you scroll even if you never use the bar. And flashing of ui elements is in many cases worse than wasting that space permanently. It's a tragedy decades of UI research/design can't…
Correct, but you don't need the full thick scrollbar for the indicator function, some apps use a much smaller dot/guide
How can it be related to perfection to permanently waste a strip of space you rarely (and in some apps never) use?
Is there a mouse module? Can you connect in a "staggered" manner rather than in a linear grid?
Constructive feedback would be pointing to specific issues and how to improve them, not just "no nonsense"
Are humans still involved in summarizing? Why is "What you need to know" missing the vote count even though the title is about votes?
What makes the core IDE so bad that it requires using all the new ones instead of improving/extending the core?
Of course you can have online discussion without moderation. In the most basic form: you publish on your site, I respond on mine. No moderator involved And there are plenty of other differences besides "who", for…
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> sometimes, software really is finished. That's never the case for any consumer app, the potential for improvement in UI is practically infinite. But also, just use the old version if it's finished, you don't need to…
How does it help? You could just as well compare to some slow popular Python version if all you need is "revealed preference"
they are "For the record"
Have you talked to "normal people" about colors? They are notoriously bad at them and the limit of confusion is a rather low number, definitely orders of magnitude lower than 32k in this database. > Having multiple…
> using the right tool for the right task. which a plaint text editor is decidedly not since it fails at the most basic editing tasks - search and search&replace. That is the joy killer. Thus the tool described in the…
You're confused, the understanding that multiple names can exist isn't relevant. But for you to understand that you'd need to think and try to answer my question that tried to steer you into the right direction.
And to me it seems you're not thinking at all. Computers have no issue with extra names, it's the humans that are confused. Also you don't have "different names for the same color", e.g., red has a unique name "Red" and…
This is a fundamentally unworkable/misleading approach to naming. For example, these 3 reds are perceptually identical #ff0000, #fe0002, #ff0d00, yet they have different names, which is a waste of names and is worse…
Were you in a court of law when you made the previous comment? Was the CEO when he said it?