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by gyomu 2y ago
It's a weird state of affairs. I spent a lot of time around doctors through family and an (ex) significant other, and my take is that you just can’t absorb the quantity of material they have to, and do the quantity of things that is re
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Teenage Engineering: OP-XY Field Sequencer(teenage.engineering)
3 points by gyomu 2y ago|0 comments
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by gyomu 2y ago
The problem with video games is that publishers want to get on as many platforms as they can, so they have no loyalty to any specific hardware platform, which goes against Apple’s entire modus operandi - Apple wants its 3rd party developers
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by gyomu 2y ago
Seems trivially demonstrable because you can just chain things forever? Mary ran after the dog and the dog was brown and a cat came along and…
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by gyomu 2y ago
There's an interesting phenomenon where any time a long time HN user says that discussion quality has been declining (something many have reported), a moderator will essentially say that people have been claiming that for as long as th
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by gyomu 2y ago
> pure stubbornness or some weird, jealous hoarding mentality happening on the museums side Little people fighting for their big egos are far from uncommon in those institutions. > Is there no equivalent to "contempt of court&qu
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I Fell Back in Love with iPhone Photography(newyorker.com)
14 points by gyomu 2y ago|4 comments
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Communal computing for 21st century science (Apr 2023) [video](youtube.com)
1 points by gyomu 2y ago|0 comments
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by gyomu 2y ago
Bet lost. If as a technologist you can’t imagine companies making money selling software to happy customers without relying on the brittle trendy framework du jour, my only advice would be to spend less time making silly bets with strangers
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by gyomu 2y ago
I have UIKit (iOS) code that’s over a decade old and still compiles and runs perfectly (it might look a bit off on new hardware form factors - eg content bleeds into the notch - but that’s about it). I have Python + Tkinter code that’s clos
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by gyomu 2y ago
Alright, talk is cheap, show me the code. Is Cyc essentially a 15 million line long Prolog program? Based on the article’s hand wavy description that’s the best I can put together.
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by gyomu 2y ago
OLED should be coming to MacBook Pros within a year or two. If your current laptop still works for your needs, I’d wait for that to upgrade.
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by gyomu 2y ago
I'm not sure where you saw the intent to shut it down - OP is doing a great job being involved with their kid, if only every parent was like this! - just making sure people don't get confused about what is going here, as we routin
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by gyomu 2y ago
The important bit here is that you spent time with your kid and engaged with her, not the tech that you put in front of her. Neal Stephenson, when asked on how to make the Young Lady’s Illustrated Primer real: “Kids need to get answers from
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by gyomu 2y ago
> One of the things special to me about the night watch is that it's huge in real life which I never really appreciated before I saw it. In contrast, the Mona Lisa at the Louvre was disappointingly tiny. I had the same experience se
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by gyomu 2y ago
Those 100MP digital medium format cameras are the most exciting tech in photography of the whole 21st century as far as I’m concerned. For my “serious” photography work I shoot medium/large format film, and every digital camera has lef
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by gyomu 2y ago
> Apple recorded almost 100 billion in profit in 2023. They can afford to hire every single UX and UI designer on the face of the planet with that money Lots of senior people have left in the last 10 years, and Covid/RTO dialed up t
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by gyomu 2y ago
This is a bad analogy. The factory producing crayons doesn’t need to ingest hundreds of millions of copyrighted works as a fundamental part of its process to make crayons.
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by gyomu 2y ago
Because they invested billions of dollars into making said devkit and despite seeming promising the actual general usefulness of it was still extremely unclear, so it was down to 2 choices: a) kill it, or b) ship it and see what happens whe
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by gyomu 2y ago
Posted last week: ImRAD is a GUI builder for the ImGui library https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41261426
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by gyomu 2y ago
SF is probably the city with the strongest Japanese influence in the continental US though. Idk if your observations would hold in Houston, Chicago, or Miami.
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by gyomu 2y ago
> Westerners will pay small fortunes for a cloud subscription bassinet but can't create the basics of a functioning community. What a weird way to phrase things. It has been systematically dismantled and taken away from them over th
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by gyomu 2y ago
Your comment is too late, I already launched my startup that stores data in 3 databases calling “patent-pending human biology based neural retrieval” and raised a $15M series A
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by gyomu 2y ago
> I would guess that my biggest issue is not the details of the IAP, but rather marketing. I don't really do much of it outside the occasional tweet or social media comment. These blog posts are my primary marketing strategy. Spot o
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by gyomu 2y ago
> the Signal founder stole the show with an opening chat laying out a case for reclaiming the "magic" of software development that's been lost after 20 years How to tell you’ve been in an industry for more than 20 years. S
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by gyomu 2y ago
Anecdotal but this happens to me on LSD. While the experience can be sublime in many ways, people’s faces appear much uglier and distorted. Like every imperfection gets magnified. Much like the person in the article, I also have poor face r
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Bird Stamps: The complete listing of whole world bird stamps(birdtheme.org)
2 points by gyomu 2y ago|0 comments
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by gyomu 2y ago
Design is about navigating ambiguity, and finding which fine lines to walk when resolving tensions inherent to opposing constraints in any sufficiently complex problem space. There is rarely a single best solution to such problems. Original
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by gyomu 2y ago
If you want to read more about that room and the context in which it existed, I recommend reading Lisa Brennan-Jobs’ “Small Fry”.
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by gyomu 2y ago
I paid all this money to get to a beautiful surf spot, and you’re telling me I have to paddle and stand up on my own?!

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