Building dark mode on Stack Overflow
Way too much detail on how I shipped dark mode to Stack Overflow.
I’m a product designer and musician in Minneapolis, MN. I design and build Hum. I lead a band called The Usual Things. I work at Stack Overflow. I’ve also worked at GitHub and Adobe.
Way too much detail on how I shipped dark mode to Stack Overflow.
Let’s get one thing straight. The Party Parrot is played.
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I recently designed a guitar from the ground up, based entirely on my own contradictory tastes. I’ve dubbed it the Cabronita Deluxe.
In the spring of 2014, I fell head over heels for a band whose name I’d only laughed about. Until I heard them.
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At Subway’s scale, even tiny optimizations can have profound effects on the environment, the diner’s experience, and the franchise’s bottom line.
I recently had the privilege of remodeling my kitchen. It ended up being much more superficial than I’d originally hoped since appliance design has been hindered by total-nonsense features.
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