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iamstephenliu

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About iamstephenliu

a UX person. www.iamstephenliu.com

Recent public activity

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    Comment #49159260

    Location: SF Bay Area Remote: OK Willing to relocate: No Technologies: UX Design, Product Design, Design Systems, Information Architecture, UX Research, Claude Code, Figma, Replit,…

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    Comment #24063278

    IIRC the iMac and the PowerBook were among the last computers to get an update after Apple announced that they were switching to Intel, and they were also the first computers to ge…

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    Comment #15973338

    Having corporate insurance doesn't mean employees aren't subject to paying premiums that could increase next year.

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    Comment #14247940

    Apple has a bottom bulge on their notebooks whereas Microsoft doesn't: http://www.pcmag.com/media/images/427048-apple-macbook-air-1...

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    Comment #12021138

    Standard resume format or federal resume format?

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    Comment #11819568

    Location: Chicago, IL Remote: Sure Willing to relocate: Yes, SFBA preferred Technologies: HTML/CSS/Javascript, Sketch, Photoshop Résumé/CV: http://www.iamstephenliu.com/resume.html…

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    Comment #10334296

    Join the Windows side. We have Dark mode.

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    Comment #9984345

    IIRC, 10.7 was buggy as mad hell. I'm surprised Microsoft still hasn't fixed the dual interfaces problem, though.

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    Comment #9831870

    How is that "worse"? They have two other installment duration options. Again, though, that's the same thing that happens if you break your phone on T-Mobile before 24 months if you…

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    Comment #9830886

    It's nowhere near being "worse" than the article states. The Next plans are literally just $0 down, 0% interest installment plans. It's exactly what T-Mobile is doing, except AT&T …

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    Comment #9740201

    Depends on what level of education; K-12 is generally funded out of property taxes.