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johnsanders commented on AnimeJs v4 Is Here   animejs.com/... · Posted by u/adrianvoica
ryandrake · a year ago
It's clever, but honestly I don't care how smooth it is. Scrolling should simply scroll a view up or down a page. Not invoke animation. We already have established UX patterns for playing media, slowing it down, speeding it up, randomly seeking through it.
johnsanders · a year ago
It's not so much about playing/slowing/speeding up an animation or video. It's about moving forward and backward through an "experience," as much as I dislike the overuse of that word. I'd suggest it's a natural evolution of the scroll behavior.
johnsanders commented on Thought experiments that fray the fabric of space-time   quantamagazine.org/the-th... · Posted by u/thcipriani
johnsanders · a year ago
I remember as a kid asking how many possible speeds there are between 60 mph and 0 mph. Infinite right? So how does the car get from 60 to stopped when mom hits the brakes?
johnsanders commented on Hardest problem in computer science: centering things   tonsky.me/blog/centering/... · Posted by u/tobr
johnsanders · 2 years ago
Just makes me happy I'm not the only one. I always feel like I'm an idiot when I resort to setting position: relative and nudge icons a pixel or three here or there.
johnsanders commented on I'm Peter Roberts, immigration attorney who does work for YC and startups. AMA    · Posted by u/proberts
johnsanders · 2 years ago
Hey Peter.. many thanks! My husband is from Gibraltar and his spousal green card application has cleared USCIS and is with NVS.

Gibraltar has changed the name of the criminal record document it issues but NVS has not updated its system. So they keep rejecting his documents even though we included a letter from the police commissioner explaining the situation.

Any suggestions?

johnsanders commented on Boeing wants FAA to exempt MAX 7 from safety rules to get it in the air   seattletimes.com/business... · Posted by u/jmsflknr
johnsanders · 2 years ago
Anybody who says newspapers and other "legacy media" are obsolete isn't aware of journalists like Dominic Gates.

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johnsanders commented on Possible to detect an industrial civilization in geological record? (2018)   cambridge.org/core/journa... · Posted by u/pseudolus
johnsanders · 2 years ago
> Perhaps unusually, the authors of this paper are not convinced of the correctness of their proposed hypothesis.

A refreshing conclusion to an academic paper, and beats the hell out of "further study is needed."

johnsanders commented on Carl Sagan's Rules for Bullshit-Busting and Critical Thinking   themarginalian.org/2014/0... · Posted by u/haxiomic
johnsanders · 2 years ago
I'm not sure if it's made my life better or worse, but this book above all others has had the most profound impact on how I have lived it.
johnsanders commented on Ken Burns chronicles the sad fate of the American buffalo   economist.com/culture/202... · Posted by u/helsinkiandrew
sidewndr46 · 2 years ago
PBS is "free to air", meaning it can be redistributed verbatim within the US with minimal delay without permission from the parent company.

As a result, they have no incentive or negative incentive to advertise that other stations carry their content.

johnsanders · 2 years ago
Content created by PBS and its member stations carries a copyright notice and cannot be legally redistributed without permission.
johnsanders commented on Ken Burns chronicles the sad fate of the American buffalo   economist.com/culture/202... · Posted by u/helsinkiandrew
ethbr1 · 2 years ago
If you're interested in streaming, here's PBS' "How to Watch PBS Without Cable" page:

https://help.pbs.org/support/solutions/articles/12000090583-...

And a direct link to American Buffalo:

https://www.pbs.org/show/the-american-buffalo/

johnsanders · 2 years ago
This may be pedantic, but I'm baffled that PBS page doesn't mention every PBS station is available for free over the air.

u/johnsanders

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