On 02/05/2016 10:59 PM, Rachel Farrand wrote:
*Summary: *Estimation is an unnatural activity for human brains, which tend
to hide our own ignorance from us. This brown-bag begins with an exercise,
adapted from Steve McConnell's software estimation training, in balancing
accuracy with precision.
On Wed, Jan 20, 2016 at 11:36 PM, Danny Horn wrote:
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> 10. Add a user watchlist: We've heard significant pushback about the
> vandal-fighting use case, because of the risk of enabling harassment.
Interesting.
I like the report and the idea behind it.
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A section that looks only loosely related to the article could get an
article of its own to make the article shorter. Literally, splitting
it into multiple articles. However, I think that does not make sense
in this case.
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Thanks, Joaquin. I image how tiresome waiting 3 minutes of loading
(for a web page!) must be.
I just hope that no one decides that this makes a good reason for
"splitting" the Obama article. I would expect more improvements from
the browser itself, more on-the-fly rendering of the page as you get
Brian, you seem off. Do you know that we are talking about loading the
Obama page, right?
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Would you mind sharing your own conclusions?
I understand that it is a pain to say the least, but I can't think of
any simple way to fix this without removing content from the page.
Also, Nexus 5 has decent hardware, right? It can get much worse than
that, which would likely slow it down even more
> about
> what might be the same issue.
For some reason, I did not subscribe to that list. Thanks for pointing it out.
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lso be interested.
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