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jase_coop

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    Comment #2995473

    He's publicly announcing his market predictions based on one interaction with his child and Mashable decided to publish it.

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    Comment #2949670

    I'm focusing on the fact that I think the one on the right is style over function. Based on the jquery hiding the select box and displaying a list of spans (or something similar, d…

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    In your opinion, which drop-down select is better designed?

    Interested to hear what the consensus is here at HN. http://cl.ly/062W1G1t331N190C3h3T

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    Comment #2831101

    From a design POV, I can't see what good will come from a focus group on steroids.

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    Comment #2806408

    That justification is more acceptable, but still a poor excuse (which doesn't sound like your fault), and if anything highlights the problem with the focus of user-centered design.…

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    Comment #2806375

    "I said: because the iPhone has a very very advanced browser that is more than capable of handling our Homepage we do not REDIRECT them to the Mobile site automatically. You can st…

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    Comment #2806319

    "In other words why not a mobile site. Well, very simple. The iPhone is capable of rendering and interacting with the full page. It was the first browser to do so - it don't requir…

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    Comment #2774262

    Not so great - Seems to require your Twitter followers to associate their Google account on Migrat.us before it's of any use.

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    Comment #2763979

    100% agree. A bunch of CSS3 animations whizzing around the page is the last thing we need. (Though it's likely to happen as people go crazy with new capabilities). But with a bit o…

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    Comment #2715162

    I'm neither pro Google or Facebook. I merely make a comparison between the early days, intentions and motives of both Google+ and Facebook, how they're different and why I think th…

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    > Polish, ease of use, a large feature set, security, and any number of other factors can have just as big an impact on users as innovation. Not if it's something people don't need…

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    Comment #2714989

    I don't think their motives are suspect. I'm fine with how they handle my information and conduct their business. I just don't think their motives will lead to innovation.

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    Comment #2714925

    Have Google really built Google+ out of a real human need/problem? I don't think so. I'm not excusing Facebook and how they make money today. These aren't the same motives that inf…

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    Comment #2673027

    There's general misrepresentation throughout this conversation and the article that design is merely a veneer that you either choose to implement or not at some point. Design is ab…

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    Comment #2573681

    Who decided that the number of hipsters in a concentrated area correlate with successful tech companies? These 'cool', 'creative' pockets within cities such as San Francisco, Londo…

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    Comment #2546412

    I don't see why a hover state should always dictate a link. Especially considering this case with multiple clickable areas within the link div. (Such as Tweet, date, delete etc). T…

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