T_T | 11 years ago | on: CotEditor – Text Editor for OS X
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T_T | 12 years ago | on: This link will disappear after 365 views
T_T | 12 years ago | on: Ask HN: What laptop to buy?
T_T | 12 years ago | on: Google Pressure Cookers and Backpacks, Get a Visit from the Feds
T_T | 12 years ago | on: Stop Glorifying Hard Work and Long Hours
Is success or contribution measured by your salary? This is only fair if we can all stop drinking beverages delivered to our offices.
T_T | 12 years ago | on: IE11 to support WebGL
T_T | 13 years ago | on: Gmail Blue
T_T | 13 years ago | on: Sorry Google; you can Keep it to yourself
Reason I ask: Google scrapped Notebook (http://www.google.com/googlenotebook/faq.html) a while back, and has now released Google Keep. To me, this is a tear down and rebranding. I can't speak to the reason of it, but I would guess Google Keep already has more users than Notebook did. I can't speak for Google, but I certainly know their goal is not to lose 500k users to Feedly. My guess being, they likely want to take the smoothest, but also cheapest, way out of a product that they can no longer maintain.
T_T | 13 years ago | on: Google Keep, a New Service for Taking Notes
T_T | 13 years ago | on: You don't need a UX specialist
The question I would ask is: Would you make the same argument for Typography? (I know, seems completely unrelated)
Typography, we can say, is just making text readable, organized, and appealing. We can all read some info about kerning, leading, and spacing, and their common ratios. Then, pick up a 'modern' typeface and that would then bring us to 99% of making a new webapp/site beautiful in terms of type?
T_T | 13 years ago | on: You don't need a UX specialist
T_T | 13 years ago | on: 90°, an iBook by Andrew Kim