perganomoly
Joined 6 years ago
Joined 6 years ago
I’ve been looking for some coding puzzles to make my head hurt a bit. Somehow I can’t get into Leetcode and problems from the interview prep sites. Maybe this tome will land a bit better since it has an aim other than getting a job where you probably won’t use the stuff anyway.
Thanks again.
Unfortunately, it’s not available in the Europe (yet):
> Dots are rolling out today in ChatGPT to Pro users in markets excluding the European Economic Area, Switzerland, and the UK
I’m wondering what’s going on here. I suspect it’s a privacy thing. Not sure though.
Either way it sucks to be boxed out of trying out new features, especially when you’re a paying subscriber.
I still Don‘t Make Me Think is the best guide for developing interfaces for non technical user, which is still the vast majority of software.
Sometimes listening to technical people talk about software leave me feeling like the people who are meant to build the stuff are frequently the most out of touch with the needs of the users / customers.
Same for business but for different reason and in different ways.
That’s why there is a still a place for good UX designers and product managers to at least try and bring the gap, assuming they’re actually competent, which is hardly a sure thing.
I was quite annoyed with Claude earlier this year when I had to maintain duplicate files or rely on symlinks.
Seemed like a waste of time simply because Anthropic didn’t want to take the “L” and accept that AGENTS.md was the new standard.
IMO, this kind of product decision making is why so many products either suck, or they’re are good but not great … and users have zero loyalty.
I find it super annoying this building lock in instead of loyalty approach to product seems to be standard practice these days.