kromodor

Thank you good Sir for sparing the time to give feedback!

In a way it leaves the impression that they know it. They put the export option there.

There are days in which I ponder what made LinkedIn a success. It was obviously not their UX.

Design: paper; mockup app; .psd; html; whiteboard Docs: github wiki; word docs (for smaller pieces)

There are too many tools. One can drown in tools and still not do anything.

We try to keep as simple as possible, until it is not enough. Then we escalate the tool, but only IF experience proves we work less efficient without it.

Long term probably. I've read tents of studies on the topic and books on similar topic. Junk food has long term effects, non of which are good. They can affect various things, some of which, directly or indirectly, affect higher order thinking, levels of energy, mood, activity and etc.

Also *x increased chance of various debilitating diseases.

Not to sound like a crazy health nut - there are two stupendous studies on the citizens of Okinawa (The Okinawa project) and China (The China study) that leave little doubt on the long term effects of junk foods.

So yes, it can.

Unfortunately there is a psychological barrier that people must pass before having the understanding of their lack of experience and the need to face reality.

Only informing them about this, in some cases, is not enough.

It would really be well if people realized their bias, but they rarely do.

This man speaks wise.

It will inevitably take A LOT OF work to do one campaign than most people anticipate. Don't underestimate the work of promoting and handling it.

I have no experience with this, but a few of my current colleagues have similar experience with their former manager.

He didn't fake it, but had unrealistic vision of how things are working irl, thus were hyping them constantly. Millions, correction, billions were just behind that corner.

At the end they faced disappointed and lack of congruency.

In terms of search engine services. Probably won't suffer much. Will be over bing. It gives satisfying results and is (still) not much saturated by ads.

Over google maps will be tougher as bing maps are not that much developer in this region.

G+, while I use it, it won't hurt me much at this point.

SEO - well, this will hit me a bit and our clients a lot. Not a SEO company, but a lot of the clients have some sort of white hat SEO.

Will use some business apps that we use for gmail for some of our domains.

On the rest, I have migrated to MS services, thus google won't hurt mail, calendars, tasks, cloud storage that much for me.

But this is highly hypothetical situation. The chances of google disappearing is lower than ... I don't know...countries collapsing.

I am personally getting it from:

* /r/science (reddit)

* richard dawkins foundation (although there is much crap news there)

* Discover magazine rss

* Scientific american rss

* Ars Technica (not science but they are pretty deep and occasionally scientific)

* Google+ communities about science

Used to follow "I fu*king love science" but this one is not actually scientific at all.

$10k? This is too much. You can train yourself to induce OOB experience (as lucid dreaming) and have experience in first hand. Without paying anything.

- Solving logical problems

- Sorting things out

- Gaining understanding in things

- Working together with others, as a coordinated team

Both are not limited to certain industry or area.

For me is rather simple, but it took me a lot of time to realize it. I am almost 31y when writing this.