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by catapart 3y ago
The "publisher" takes all of the financial risk. That's part of the deal. I would never use a website that said "you pay us, but if you have payment problems, you have to take that up with the product manufacturer".
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by catapart 3y ago
Very awesome! Looks like with this making federation available there's just a need for someone to come in and set up a trustworthy portal that collects federated music and provides the customer (music purchaser) UX. Assuming they can f
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by catapart 3y ago
Jeez, how many words does it take to say "pop psychologists are like pop musicians - they are made important by how they make their audience feel. The only thing to take seriously is how people are responding to the manipulation. Any a
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by catapart 3y ago
I think the general consensus is that people would like it if anything that doesn't need javascript wouldn't use it. There are a few who just won't engage with the utility of it, but for most people I've talked to, it&
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by catapart 3y ago
Oof! A very cool thing, solving a real problem I have, but if you're taking feedback on pricing: I could never justify paying for local filesharing. I've been this close to building my own version of something like this, multipl
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by catapart 3y ago
So this is pure spec? No implementations at all?
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by catapart 3y ago
A nice little read! Fun to have a short trip through history, there. I'm a little disappointed that it didn't talk about passwordless logins, at all, though. I'm thinking of implementing one, and I was hoping this would give
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by catapart 3y ago
Thank you for this! Also, yikes.
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by catapart 3y ago
I mostly agree with you, in that we shouldn't conflate cross-browser support with cross-platform support. That said (at least in the general web dev sense; can't speak for this specific project), it would be more accurate to say t
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by catapart 3y ago
All of this looks awesome! I can't wait until the tech cheapens to make a consumer-class version of this available. Always nice to have some luxury items that are actually worth aspiring towards!
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by catapart 3y ago
Neat! I like it enough to almost buy it. I use an android as my daily driver, so it's not a real productivity booster for me, but I would like to get my hands on it to see how it feels. I was a big fan of the Blackberry Key2 android
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by catapart 3y ago
It's very hard to see from that listing's photos, but there is a darkness knob just underneath the black handles, itself also colored black. When you look at the device from underneath, it's pretty obvious to see it, but it&#
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by catapart 3y ago
And my point is that the subjective "doneness" of bread does still exist, even if an absolute one doesn't. And that subjective "doneness" is achieved using simple and repairable mechanical parts, rather than black-b
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by catapart 3y ago
It's explained in the video but, if I remember correctly, there's a sensor that detects the temperature of the surface of the bread and it's that surface temperature that determines whether the bread is done (which is adjusta
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by catapart 3y ago
Great recommendation for such simple state! The portability of that is just perfect!
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by catapart 3y ago
I feel your pain. I'm building my own local-first, no-nonsense app and need to solve the same problem. I've got proof of concepts for both a no-account server syncing scheme (app generates key, you manually enter that key in which
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by catapart 3y ago
Fantastic! The design is just great; so simple and no-nonsense. Honestly, I don't really use white-noise generators so I didn't plan on using it, myself, but after realizing it allows layering the sounds, I've built a really
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by catapart 3y ago
I respect the intention here. I'm a big fan of "DOM as State", myself. I'm more partial to modularity and encapsulation using custom elements, rather than runtime js objects that inject well-known elements, but I can&#x2
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by catapart 3y ago
Ah, good point! Even after the introvert/extrovert split (which, itself, has outliers), there's still the "what kind of introvert" splitting to be done.
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by catapart 3y ago
Yeah. I won't go so far as "weird", but definitely "foreign". I think of it as an introvert/extrovert-type self-selection. Some people are energized by energy! Having a dog be excited just to be around you puts
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by catapart 3y ago
This is a really interesting project! I'm very inclined to get my hands on it and try to use it for something, mainly as a way to circumvent WebRTC traversal. I really have trouble with the TURN server scheme as a way to connect obfusc
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by catapart 3y ago
Right on. It's a fine strategy. An alternative one is to pick your second best guess (usually in an upward inflecting question-voice; semi incredulously), to see if this thing you think isn't the right idea gets approval. Then, yo
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by catapart 3y ago
"okay, so you mean that the profile data is being sent, but something is messing up in our endpoint handle, right?" "No, it looks more like it's a routing issue. The endpoint never gets hit when the client sends data, so
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by catapart 3y ago
Right on. So it seems like you want a tilemap editor that includes a lot of assets from permissively licensed content? That's a bit of a taller order than the first glance because you would necessarily need to split the free packages i
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by catapart 3y ago
Real question: What features do you think would be necessary for an MVP of what you're wanting built?
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by catapart 3y ago
So if I'm tracking the progress correctly, now we should be able to do: Single Image -> Gaussian Splats -> Object Identification -> [Nearest Known Object | Algo-based shell] Mesh Generation -> Use-Case-Based Retopology -&g
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by catapart 3y ago
This doesn't quite hit the sweet spot for me, yet, but I really wish something described the exact output of this app. Is it a react app, always? Or can it be just a vanilla js-based web app? Can it make svelte components? Just a sampl
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by catapart 3y ago
As best I can tell, like most things, it's a mix of both. Some people are drawn for the dog whistles, while others are drawn for the surface-level pitch. Each seem confident that the other is the minority. Personally, it feels like a r
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by catapart 3y ago
Like others are saying: I think a lot of modern frameworks already fit this mold, or are so close that people can't quite tell the difference. But for a near 1-1 example, maybe look at XState? Especially given that XState has a visual,
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by catapart 3y ago
I have no previous introduction to this kind of graphing, so I find this to be very very cool! I'm glad we're mapping out these odd, sort of "combine-able abstractions" like timing coupled with input and previous state,

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