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sauslaon Ask HN: What do people learn too late?

That no one cares about you or what have you done. Your existence will be forgotten after 4 generations. It's scary but liberating as well.

sauslaon Reddit unveils its Clubhouse clone: Reddit Talk

It was just a matter of time. Clubhouse is not a product, but a feature of a bigger player like Facebook or Twitter.

sauslaon Dark Patterns in UX

The problem is that most of these patterns work. You can be irritated as a user, disgust as a designer, but decision makers are concerned that the number (MAU, ARR, MRR) must to go up, therefore dark patterns are popular. And I hate them with all my heart.

sauslaon Spaced Repetition

Seems like spaced repetition works great for language learning and remembering new terms. I wonder how it could help to get better as a programmer. Any tips?