I didn't realize you were the original programmer on this — amazing work!
Thank you! I both programmed and designed this--I miss doing this kind of work.
Readit Newslbebber commented on Ask HN: Do you know travel blogs that have animated SVG maps of their travels? · Posted by u/trebeljahr
lbebber commented on Ask HN: Do you know travel blogs that have animated SVG maps of their travels? · Posted by u/trebeljahr
lbebber commented on Ask HN: Do you know travel blogs that have animated SVG maps of their travels? · Posted by u/trebeljahr
lbebber commented on Ask HN: Do you know travel blogs that have animated SVG maps of their travels? · Posted by u/trebeljahr
https://tympanus.net/codrops/2015/12/16/animated-map-path-fo...
Not an exact match for your description, but in the same vein
Oh, I made this! (almost a decade ago, huh)
lbebber commented on Ask HN: Do you know travel blogs that have animated SVG maps of their travels? · Posted by u/trebeljahr
Craig Mod's "Koya Bound" website has beautiful photos and custom SVG maps.
https://walkkumano.com/koyabound/
I thought this was so compelling that I ended up walking the trail myself. Incredible experience.
Oh, this was based off of a project I made for Codrops[1]. Let me know if you'd like some help or input!
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I mean, lighting was kind of a killer app
We still refer to the electricity bill as the “light bill” in Brazil.
This seems like an easy problem to solve for Apple.
Just sell the iPhone for $30 more, and give people the option to not buy a charger with their phone for a $30 discount. Adds up to the same thing, but instead of paying extra for the charger, you get a discount if you don't take it in the name of "saving the environment".
Yes, that’s part of the intention of the law in fact, so that a company can’t advertise a lower price than the consumer would actually pay.
> 90% seems way too high to be people who are actively wanting to leave
We are talking about the people who clean up the nastiest human waste that our bodies are capable of producing. I was already surprised that this number was ever less than 100% tbh
A friend of mine was (is?) completely unfazed by this sort of thing--right from the start, it was not some resistance built up over time.
She left the profession due to the long hours, low pay, and poor treatment.
lbebber commented on Settings are not a design failure linear.app/blog/settings-... · Posted by u/tommoor
The biggest thing with settings pages is stop redesigning them. If I've figured it out once I don't want to have to again!
Yes but the decision to redesign something might be towards people who haven't figured it out, which if they are a large enough fraction might be worth the tradeoff.
(there are other reasons too of course, sometimes not really good ones)