#antipattern — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #antipattern, aggregated by home.social.
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Those #mobile apps (so, on a small screen) embedding photos but not letting you zoom in...
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D'ailleurs c'est différent sur #Mac et #iOS, on est connecté à partir du moment où a validé les CGU.
Encore un #AntiPattern au passage : servir du contenu différent selon le user-agent... -
D'ailleurs c'est différent sur #Mac et #iOS, on est connecté à partir du moment où a validé les CGU.
Encore un #AntiPattern au passage : servir du contenu différent selon le user-agent... -
D'ailleurs c'est différent sur #Mac et #iOS, on est connecté à partir du moment où a validé les CGU.
Encore un #AntiPattern au passage : servir du contenu différent selon le user-agent... -
#SNCF a encore frappé. Dans une mise à jour récente de l'appli #Android il faut cliquer sur le (seul) bouton "copier dans le presse-papier" pour se connecter. Ben non. #AntiPattern. C'est intrusif, tu écrases ce que je venais patiemment d'y copier juste avant d'avoir eu besoin du réseau...
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#SNCF a encore frappé. Dans une mise à jour récente de l'appli #Android il faut cliquer sur le (seul) bouton "copier dans le presse-papier" pour se connecter. Ben non. #AntiPattern. C'est intrusif, tu écrases ce que je venais patiemment d'y copier juste avant d'avoir eu besoin du réseau...
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#SNCF a encore frappé. Dans une mise à jour récente de l'appli #Android il faut cliquer sur le (seul) bouton "copier dans le presse-papier" pour se connecter. Ben non. #AntiPattern. C'est intrusif, tu écrases ce que je venais patiemment d'y copier juste avant d'avoir eu besoin du réseau...
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I hate apps that remove actual useful timestamps and replace them with a vague "one month ago." In what way is that helpful? I've been to school, so calendar arithmetic is not a problem. Just tell me the date and time of the item, and if I need to have an estimate of how long ago that was I can do it myself. Even better, I can screenshot an item and in five years time that screenshot with its timestamp will still tell me everything I need to know.
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I hate apps that remove actual useful timestamps and replace them with a vague "one month ago." In what way is that helpful? I've been to school, so calendar arithmetic is not a problem. Just tell me the date and time of the item, and if I need to have an estimate of how long ago that was I can do it myself. Even better, I can screenshot an item and in five years time that screenshot with its timestamp will still tell me everything I need to know.
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I hate apps that remove actual useful timestamps and replace them with a vague "one month ago." In what way is that helpful? I've been to school, so calendar arithmetic is not a problem. Just tell me the date and time of the item, and if I need to have an estimate of how long ago that was I can do it myself. Even better, I can screenshot an item and in five years time that screenshot with its timestamp will still tell me everything I need to know.
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I hate apps that remove actual useful timestamps and replace them with a vague "one month ago." In what way is that helpful? I've been to school, so calendar arithmetic is not a problem. Just tell me the date and time of the item, and if I need to have an estimate of how long ago that was I can do it myself. Even better, I can screenshot an item and in five years time that screenshot with its timestamp will still tell me everything I need to know.
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> One programming trend that surpised me a lot recently, something that happens both at work and in open-source, is people suddenly starting doing the following: …
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> One programming trend that surpised me a lot recently, something that happens both at work and in open-source, is people suddenly starting doing the following: …
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> One programming trend that surpised me a lot recently, something that happens both at work and in open-source, is people suddenly starting doing the following: …
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> One programming trend that surpised me a lot recently, something that happens both at work and in open-source, is people suddenly starting doing the following: …
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France Science anti-pattern works on 100% stupid US AI
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17% Zielerreichung im Sprint? @peterbittner berichtet aus der Hölle der "Busy Work". Wenn fast alles in den nächsten Sprint schwappt, habt ihr keinen Plan, sondern nur Hoffnung. "Spillover" ist zum Modewort verkommen, um Inkompetenz bei der Arbeitspaketierung zu kaschieren. Nutzt verdammt noch mal Kanban, wenn ihr nicht planen könnt, statt Scrum zu verbiegen.
🔗 https://mastodon.social/@peterbittner/115667446992767032
Wie hoch ist eure "Spillover-Quote"?
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17% Zielerreichung im Sprint? @peterbittner berichtet aus der Hölle der "Busy Work". Wenn fast alles in den nächsten Sprint schwappt, habt ihr keinen Plan, sondern nur Hoffnung. "Spillover" ist zum Modewort verkommen, um Inkompetenz bei der Arbeitspaketierung zu kaschieren. Nutzt verdammt noch mal Kanban, wenn ihr nicht planen könnt, statt Scrum zu verbiegen.
🔗 https://mastodon.social/@peterbittner/115667446992767032
Wie hoch ist eure "Spillover-Quote"?
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17% Zielerreichung im Sprint? @peterbittner berichtet aus der Hölle der "Busy Work". Wenn fast alles in den nächsten Sprint schwappt, habt ihr keinen Plan, sondern nur Hoffnung. "Spillover" ist zum Modewort verkommen, um Inkompetenz bei der Arbeitspaketierung zu kaschieren. Nutzt verdammt noch mal Kanban, wenn ihr nicht planen könnt, statt Scrum zu verbiegen.
🔗 https://mastodon.social/@peterbittner/115667446992767032
Wie hoch ist eure "Spillover-Quote"?
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17% Zielerreichung im Sprint? @peterbittner berichtet aus der Hölle der "Busy Work". Wenn fast alles in den nächsten Sprint schwappt, habt ihr keinen Plan, sondern nur Hoffnung. "Spillover" ist zum Modewort verkommen, um Inkompetenz bei der Arbeitspaketierung zu kaschieren. Nutzt verdammt noch mal Kanban, wenn ihr nicht planen könnt, statt Scrum zu verbiegen.
🔗 https://mastodon.social/@peterbittner/115667446992767032
Wie hoch ist eure "Spillover-Quote"?
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17% Zielerreichung im Sprint? @peterbittner berichtet aus der Hölle der "Busy Work". Wenn fast alles in den nächsten Sprint schwappt, habt ihr keinen Plan, sondern nur Hoffnung. "Spillover" ist zum Modewort verkommen, um Inkompetenz bei der Arbeitspaketierung zu kaschieren. Nutzt verdammt noch mal Kanban, wenn ihr nicht planen könnt, statt Scrum zu verbiegen.
🔗 https://mastodon.social/@peterbittner/115667446992767032
Wie hoch ist eure "Spillover-Quote"?
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@heisedeveloper Es klingt zwar lustig, aber:
Gleitkommazahlen zu benutzen ist ein #Antipattern.
Man muss verstehen, was das bedeutet/impliziert und welche Risiken entstehen. Das tut meiner Erfahrung nach keiner. Insbesondere machen sich Wissenschaftler zu wenig Gedanken über die Ungenauigkeiten.
Und nein, mehr Bits helfen nicht wirklich.
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@heisedeveloper Es klingt zwar lustig, aber:
Gleitkommazahlen zu benutzen ist ein #Antipattern.
Man muss verstehen, was das bedeutet/impliziert und welche Risiken entstehen. Das tut meiner Erfahrung nach keiner. Insbesondere machen sich Wissenschaftler zu wenig Gedanken über die Ungenauigkeiten.
Und nein, mehr Bits helfen nicht wirklich.
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@heisedeveloper Es klingt zwar lustig, aber:
Gleitkommazahlen zu benutzen ist ein #Antipattern.
Man muss verstehen, was das bedeutet/impliziert und welche Risiken entstehen. Das tut meiner Erfahrung nach keiner. Insbesondere machen sich Wissenschaftler zu wenig Gedanken über die Ungenauigkeiten.
Und nein, mehr Bits helfen nicht wirklich.
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@heisedeveloper Es klingt zwar lustig, aber:
Gleitkommazahlen zu benutzen ist ein #Antipattern.
Man muss verstehen, was das bedeutet/impliziert und welche Risiken entstehen. Das tut meiner Erfahrung nach keiner. Insbesondere machen sich Wissenschaftler zu wenig Gedanken über die Ungenauigkeiten.
Und nein, mehr Bits helfen nicht wirklich.
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@heisedeveloper Es klingt zwar lustig, aber:
Gleitkommazahlen zu benutzen ist ein #Antipattern.
Man muss verstehen, was das bedeutet/impliziert und welche Risiken entstehen. Das tut meiner Erfahrung nach keiner. Insbesondere machen sich Wissenschaftler zu wenig Gedanken über die Ungenauigkeiten.
Und nein, mehr Bits helfen nicht wirklich.
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Mẫu chống trong đội kỹ sư: trò chuyện riêng tư. Tránh thảo luận công khai, gây khó khăn cho dự án. #KỹThuật #ĐộiNgũ #TròChuyệnRiêngTư #AntiPattern #EngineeringTeam #PrivateConversation
https://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/1oju0f7/the_private_conversation_antipattern_in/
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Teil der Definition ist die Abgrenzung.
Das Gegenteil ist ein plangetriebener Ansatz. Er geht von der Illusion aus, man könne Komplexität durch einen perfekten Plan am Anfang beherrschen. Er optimiert für Vorhersagbarkeit in einer Welt, die nicht vorhersagbar ist.
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Teil der Definition ist die Abgrenzung.
Das Gegenteil ist ein plangetriebener Ansatz. Er geht von der Illusion aus, man könne Komplexität durch einen perfekten Plan am Anfang beherrschen. Er optimiert für Vorhersagbarkeit in einer Welt, die nicht vorhersagbar ist.
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Teil der Definition ist die Abgrenzung.
Das Gegenteil ist ein plangetriebener Ansatz. Er geht von der Illusion aus, man könne Komplexität durch einen perfekten Plan am Anfang beherrschen. Er optimiert für Vorhersagbarkeit in einer Welt, die nicht vorhersagbar ist.
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Teil der Definition ist die Abgrenzung.
Das Gegenteil ist ein plangetriebener Ansatz. Er geht von der Illusion aus, man könne Komplexität durch einen perfekten Plan am Anfang beherrschen. Er optimiert für Vorhersagbarkeit in einer Welt, die nicht vorhersagbar ist.
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Teil der Definition ist die Abgrenzung.
Das Gegenteil ist ein plangetriebener Ansatz. Er geht von der Illusion aus, man könne Komplexität durch einen perfekten Plan am Anfang beherrschen. Er optimiert für Vorhersagbarkeit in einer Welt, die nicht vorhersagbar ist.
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Å som jeg hater nettbutikker med "Last mer" knapp. Jeg gir opp ganske fort. Og hvis du klikker inn på et produkt og går tilbake igjen, så starter de ofte på toppen igjen. Noen har ikke en gang indikasjon på hvor mange produkter de har igjen å vise.
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to the rescue.Of course their website also points to an app only.
No thanks.
What if I have a #linux #pinephone or something?
What if I have a #degoogled phone?
And the funny thing is, the app is probably just a wrapped web-page when you actually go download it. Which I won't be doing.
I'll put in a service request and waist the vendor's time instead. Because I can. This is not good customer service.
I want to like alchitry.com
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to the rescue.Of course their website also points to an app only.
No thanks.
What if I have a #linux #pinephone or something?
What if I have a #degoogled phone?
And the funny thing is, the app is probably just a wrapped web-page when you actually go download it. Which I won't be doing.
I'll put in a service request and waist the vendor's time instead. Because I can. This is not good customer service.
I want to like alchitry.com
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to the rescue.Of course their website also points to an app only.
No thanks.
What if I have a #linux #pinephone or something?
What if I have a #degoogled phone?
And the funny thing is, the app is probably just a wrapped web-page when you actually go download it. Which I won't be doing.
I'll put in a service request and waist the vendor's time instead. Because I can. This is not good customer service.
I want to like alchitry.com
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Copy.
https://qrscanner.net
Paste.
to the rescue.Of course their website also points to an app only.
No thanks.
What if I have a #linux #pinephone or something?
What if I have a #degoogled phone?
And the funny thing is, the app is probably just a wrapped web-page when you actually go download it. Which I won't be doing.
I'll put in a service request and waist the vendor's time instead. Because I can. This is not good customer service.
I want to like alchitry.com
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Ugh. Reporting another anti-pattern from apple. Here is a screenshot.
Clicked on an epub file, and macos automatically opened this software. Cannot close it. Obviously you can kill it with some sort of a system monitor, but not through the software's normal UI.
Then I looked at the settings. This software sends all your data to apple engineers so they can know you better. What a disgrace.
#macos #apple #antipattern #UsersAreFodder #BadUIX #BadDesign
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Ugh. Reporting another anti-pattern from apple. Here is a screenshot.
Clicked on an epub file, and macos automatically opened this software. Cannot close it. Obviously you can kill it with some sort of a system monitor, but not through the software's normal UI.
Then I looked at the settings. This software sends all your data to apple engineers so they can know you better. What a disgrace.
#macos #apple #antipattern #UsersAreFodder #BadUIX #BadDesign
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Ugh. Reporting another anti-pattern from apple. Here is a screenshot.
Clicked on an epub file, and macos automatically opened this software. Cannot close it. Obviously you can kill it with some sort of a system monitor, but not through the software's normal UI.
Then I looked at the settings. This software sends all your data to apple engineers so they can know you better. What a disgrace.
#macos #apple #antipattern #UsersAreFodder #BadUIX #BadDesign
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Ugh. Reporting another anti-pattern from apple. Here is a screenshot.
Clicked on an epub file, and macos automatically opened this software. Cannot close it. Obviously you can kill it with some sort of a system monitor, but not through the software's normal UI.
Then I looked at the settings. This software sends all your data to apple engineers so they can know you better. What a disgrace.
#macos #apple #antipattern #UsersAreFodder #BadUIX #BadDesign
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On the article referenced in https://mastodon.design/@julieblanc/114898215638090915, @julieblanc quoted a #TAG commentary
"Overall, we think #Masonry, #Grid, and wrapping #Flexbox should be incorporated into a unified set of properties. #Chrome’s [New Masonry Layout] proposal splits apart property sets too eagerly, but even the #WebKit [using CSS Grid] proposal seems to miss a chance to develop more-general properties. (…) #CSS currently has 3 layout modes (…): Grid, Multicol, and wrapping Flexbox. This is already causing a lot of author confusion, and Masonry attempts to add a 4th mode. As a general principle, having vastly different ways to accomplish slightly different things is a usability #antipattern. We urge the [CSS] W[orking] G[group] to explore ways to unify these so that authors can port more knowledge from one to the other (even if they are implemented as separate code paths internally). (Issue #1003 on w3ctag/design-reviews, comment on Nov 20, 2024, by #JeffreyYasskin /@jyasskin) -
On the article referenced in https://mastodon.design/@julieblanc/114898215638090915, @julieblanc quoted a #TAG commentary
"Overall, we think #Masonry, #Grid, and wrapping #Flexbox should be incorporated into a unified set of properties. #Chrome’s [New Masonry Layout] proposal splits apart property sets too eagerly, but even the #WebKit [using CSS Grid] proposal seems to miss a chance to develop more-general properties. (…) #CSS currently has 3 layout modes (…): Grid, Multicol, and wrapping Flexbox. This is already causing a lot of author confusion, and Masonry attempts to add a 4th mode. As a general principle, having vastly different ways to accomplish slightly different things is a usability #antipattern. We urge the [CSS] W[orking] G[group] to explore ways to unify these so that authors can port more knowledge from one to the other (even if they are implemented as separate code paths internally). (Issue #1003 on w3ctag/design-reviews, comment on Nov 20, 2024, by #JeffreyYasskin /@jyasskin) -
On the article referenced in https://mastodon.design/@julieblanc/114898215638090915, @julieblanc quoted a #TAG commentary
"Overall, we think #Masonry, #Grid, and wrapping #Flexbox should be incorporated into a unified set of properties. #Chrome’s [New Masonry Layout] proposal splits apart property sets too eagerly, but even the #WebKit [using CSS Grid] proposal seems to miss a chance to develop more-general properties. (…) #CSS currently has 3 layout modes (…): Grid, Multicol, and wrapping Flexbox. This is already causing a lot of author confusion, and Masonry attempts to add a 4th mode. As a general principle, having vastly different ways to accomplish slightly different things is a usability #antipattern. We urge the [CSS] W[orking] G[group] to explore ways to unify these so that authors can port more knowledge from one to the other (even if they are implemented as separate code paths internally). (Issue #1003 on w3ctag/design-reviews, comment on Nov 20, 2024, by #JeffreyYasskin /@jyasskin) -
On the article referenced in https://mastodon.design/@julieblanc/114898215638090915, @julieblanc quoted a #TAG commentary
"Overall, we think #Masonry, #Grid, and wrapping #Flexbox should be incorporated into a unified set of properties. #Chrome’s [New Masonry Layout] proposal splits apart property sets too eagerly, but even the #WebKit [using CSS Grid] proposal seems to miss a chance to develop more-general properties. (…) #CSS currently has 3 layout modes (…): Grid, Multicol, and wrapping Flexbox. This is already causing a lot of author confusion, and Masonry attempts to add a 4th mode. As a general principle, having vastly different ways to accomplish slightly different things is a usability #antipattern. We urge the [CSS] W[orking] G[group] to explore ways to unify these so that authors can port more knowledge from one to the other (even if they are implemented as separate code paths internally). (Issue #1003 on w3ctag/design-reviews, comment on Nov 20, 2024, by #JeffreyYasskin /@jyasskin) -
This is a common #antipattern that I see with #microservices architecture. If you find yourself needing to implement a distributed two-phase commit over a multiple micro services, then you have most likely made the architecture too fine grained.
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This is a common #antipattern that I see with #microservices architecture. If you find yourself needing to implement a distributed two-phase commit over a multiple micro services, then you have most likely made the architecture too fine grained.
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This is a common #antipattern that I see with #microservices architecture. If you find yourself needing to implement a distributed two-phase commit over a multiple micro services, then you have most likely made the architecture too fine grained.
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This is a common #antipattern that I see with #microservices architecture. If you find yourself needing to implement a distributed two-phase commit over a multiple micro services, then you have most likely made the architecture too fine grained.
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This is a common #antipattern that I see with #microservices architecture. If you find yourself needing to implement a distributed two-phase commit over a multiple micro services, then you have most likely made the architecture too fine grained.