Kuzutsukake

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by Kuzutsukake 3y ago
I make an album of the photos I like after an event. I'll make another pass after adding them, and if I don't love it or it doesn't make me feel good again, I remove it from the album (but don't delete it). I have a few
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by Kuzutsukake 3y ago
I love the idea and it stimulated a few more ideas: 1. For a site with many people active on it, what if you could filter by the link / website that brought them there (eg, there's a popular wikipedia page or article, but somebody
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by Kuzutsukake 5y ago
I adopted my philosphy for randomness (synonymous with luck in my opinion) during an intro to stats class. We were going over error bars for linear regression, and that is how I think of randomness - so when I wish someone luck, I'm ho
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by Kuzutsukake 6y ago
Along a similar line, the soundtrack for game Long Dark is excellent. This has been my background music for most of the day: https://youtu.be/S3XiDDlLRXM
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by Kuzutsukake 6y ago
These articles are personal philosophies you might take up using the principles of CS. So while not technically rigorous, I think they are like chicken soup for the hackers soul...I found these two articles to be both interesting and inspir
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by Kuzutsukake 6y ago
> It’s the nature of addiction to treat pleasure and happiness as one. The less of an addict you become, the more you’ll realize how separate and distinct these are, and the more weight you’ll place on long-term happiness. The means some
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by Kuzutsukake 6y ago
As misleading as a particular spin of a story might be, those perspectives are still valid in the sense they connect with what is important to their readers. I'd like to see a news app that has the facts and sensationalism separated, a
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by Kuzutsukake 7y ago
> Also, the default behavior is to first ask the user, and with iOS 13 you get again several notifications from the OS that a particular app used your location multiple times over the last X days, with a scary map showing where the app r
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by Kuzutsukake 7y ago
Belonging by Nora Krug. Nice mix of personal narrative and history, and the visuals were wonderful. It's about the authors investigation to uncover her family's role during Nazi rule, to hopefully absolve her sense of inherited gu
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by Kuzutsukake 7y ago
This is awesome. Fun and easy to pick up. Swapped-a-doodle with my technologically inept mom without a cinch. I was surprised how quickly she responded :)
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by Kuzutsukake 8y ago
I'm thinking report cards released on Friday increase parent-child interaction across the board, both good and bad;that a child is more likely to be encouraged for good grades, disciplined for bad ones, or simply asked how their day wa
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by Kuzutsukake 8y ago
Your description of Malone Dies reminds me of Notes From Underground by Dostoevsky. I found it hard to get into at first because the prose was different from most books I've read (might be the translation, but the Narrator is also cra
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by Kuzutsukake 8y ago
There's a video where an experienced pianist's eyes were tracked and compared to a less experienced player's. The experienced person had much less eye movement and displayed what might also be called a quiet eye. Both players