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Bad Dye Job

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Re: Bad Dye Job

#12
> Putting Alan Dye in charge of user interface design was the one big mistake Jony Ive made as Apple’s Chief Design Officer.

_One_??? Talk about rose tinted liquid glass(es).

Re: Bad Dye Job

#14

Hardware Design: check Hardware: check Software Design: check Software: please!

For a good while, Mac hardware was held back because of hardware design. That changed soon after Ive left. Maybe the same can happen with software now.

Re: Bad Dye Job

#16
Hopefully this trend continues, there's too many dogshit people in positions they shouldn't have at Apple.

Two of the three worst interviews I've ever had were with them. Basically got flown out twice to be insulted by team leads or upper management. Everyone insists I'm supposed to keep trying until I don't encounter someone like that but that doesn't seem right to me, not for a company like this. I can wait

Re: Bad Dye Job

#17
I also think Apple knew they rather wanted to move on without him. They probably gave him some targets that were to high and then reduced/dropped his bonuses based on low achievements.

He got the message, Meta got the carrot.

He might even be a better fit for Meta.

Re: Bad Dye Job

#18
I know a fraudster that everyone speaks highly of. Outright fraud and advocates against fraud themself. Whenever I read "everyone speaks highly of" I stop reading.

Re: Bad Dye Job

#19

My favorite reaction to today’s news is this one-liner from a guy on Twitter/X: “The average IQ of both companies has increased.” My friend, that was NZ prime minister Robert Muldoon who was quoted as saying “every time a New Zealander emigrates to sun themselves on the beaches of Bondi, the average IQ of both countries increases.”

This is not a new saying: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Will_Rogers_phenomenon

Re: Bad Dye Job

#20
post #14

Hardware Design: check Hardware: check Software Design: check Software: please!

For a good while, Mac hardware was held back because of hardware design. That changed soon after Ive left. Maybe the same can happen with software now.

The healing begins with a joint HW/SW effort: bring iPhone touch ID back, and strip Liquid Glass down to the bare wood and fix it.
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