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ship it no stop touching it, ship it, it's fine, perfect enemy of the good etc
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the GUI should get out of the way when you don't need it. it should be like a butler that's ready at a moment's notice, and then disappears when you don't need them anymore. [simpsons clip] yeah, like that. perfect.
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never half-ass 2 things. Whole-ass 1 thing.
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your scientists were so preoccupied with whether they could, they never asked if they should
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But then the great mistake was made, which was: well if people react to computers as though they're people, we have to put the faces of people on computers. Which in my opinion is exactly the incorrect reaction. If people are going to react to computers as though they're humans, the one thing you don't have to do is anthropomorphize them, because they're already using that part of the brain. Clippy was a program based on the research that Nass and Reeves did, and it was a tragic misinterpretation of their work."
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"i don't provide the weather, only help with the documentation"
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It's time to stop!
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Get.. outta here!
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won't somebody please think of the shareholders!
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"it's for *your* security. We're trying to protect you! It's not for our profit, of course..."
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- "the camera button on the lock screen. You go to click it... and then nothing would happen." "to me, if you want somebody to swipe, you do something that makes it look like you go to swipe. It's a meme that we've all learned, if something is round, you press it."
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coming back to this now that windows 11 is out... imagine being able to move the taskbar. we had no idea how good we had it back then.
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we're trying to make great products for people!
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each of these is like 1 sentence out of the article.
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at its worst point, 17 pilots crashed in a single day.
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After multiple inquiries ended with no answers, officials turned their attention to the design of the cockpit itself.
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To obtain an updated assessment of pilot dimensions, the air force authorized the largest study of pilots that had ever been undertaken.
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Out of 4,063 pilots, not a single airman fit within the average range on all 10 dimensions. If you’ve designed a cockpit to fit the average pilot, you’ve actually designed it to fit no one.
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Avoid anti-features
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the quote is very long
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Avoid anti-features
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