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felideon

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About felideon

Product Engineer.

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    Comment #45686463

    Some additional feedback: There's no reason for both the story count and the story summary to be clickable. It's confusing because: (a) It's not clear what the number in parenthese…

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    Comment #45063748

    > seems very transparent Except not: > The interface design has drawn criticism from privacy advocates, as the large black "Accept" button is prominently displayed while the opt-ou…

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    Comment #44738881

    So, did you make it faster?

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    Comment #44100484

    Hmm? Article says it’s a combination of atomoxetine and aroxybutynin.

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    Comment #43870641

    Is Triplit overkill (over PouchDB) if multi-user collaboration is not a use case?

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    Comment #43632471

    Good points. I think clue 3 is weird because what is a "pay one"? You can't take a "pay one", but I get how to read it now---it's like an anaphor for the word. But yes, for consist…

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    Comment #43624746

    Congrats! Some feedback, if you're taking any: - Without the tutorial, it's confusing that you're not supposed to click and you're supposed to start typing. I wonder if placing the…

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    Comment #43610925

    Isn't this the gap TinySeed tries to fill?

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    Comment #43494769

    I think there’s merit in a hybrid approach, and more people should do this instead of slapping a chatbot everywhere, but your approach seems completely backwards from a usability p…

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    Comment #43461413

    On a corporate blog, though, for a product that is competing in this space?

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    Comment #43258458

    or the CEO of Franz, Inc. as an advisor, it seems.

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    Comment #43242938

    > how to make Outlook work Well that’s your first problem. Unless you’re using corporate email?

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    Comment #43161362

    As someone who worked with Common Lisp many moons ago, this is the answer I needed to pique my interest in Clojure (again).

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    Comment #42796087

    Except... > `1.0` books (?) – Martin Ba Commented May 22, 2024 at 13:3 :)

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    Comment #42794655

    > You're mistaking challenges in building a global app for malicious intent. Perhaps the grandparent comment of mine did, not me. > We'll add something back to the FAQ on this, tha…

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    Comment #42782030

    What FAQ and pricing pages? Your website makes no mention of pricing at all. Edit: The "dark" pattern is in the registration flow. It doesn't mention that the app requires a subscr…

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    Comment #42781687

    The study ended so no worries. In any case, congrats on the exit!

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    Comment #42781340

    What happened to your app? I was on such a research team (Scripps) that used your app for the study (PROGRESS).

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    Comment #42780606

    Yeah, the abstract could use a bit more work. The gist of it is being in a closed-loop cycle with ChatGPT only helps with the task at hand, and not with engaging with the full lear…

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    Comment #42780515

    > Most folks are projecting what the title says into their own emotion space and then riffing on that. Yeah, or the abstract which is a bit vague.

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    Comment #42733839

    Just so you know, it’s _deprecated_.

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    Comment #42656149

    Their customers are developers, their product is a dev tool. No different than any other company obsessing over great UX. Stripe won because of the developer experience.

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    Comment #42441782

    Not the OP, but I imagine it has to do with the "LLMs will improve over time" trope. You said "and have been for the last at least 6 months" and it's confusing what you meant or wh…

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    Comment #42307595

    OT, but man, I remember reading that book when I was a kid. Then started reading HTML books and, of course, the Llama book.