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Remix Culture
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I think The Nature of Order vol. 1: The Phenomenon of Life is what you’re looking for. Going back in time, The Timeless Way of Building and A Pattern Language show the roots of The Nature of Order series. To look at a recent case stud
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harrylove
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Looks interesting. Doesn’t explicitly state up front, but this is the resource page for the Beautiful Software seminar. https://www.buildingbeauty.org/beautiful-software
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Everything has an API. You can give it your data (or ask it to create some), and then ask it to write LaTeX, D3, MermaidJS, or code from any other framework that creates graphics. Problem solved. If the thing you want to use is fairly popul
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You’re in a good place if you enjoy this kind of work. As far as book recommendations go, it probably depends on where you see yourself going. Would it be more technical work, sales, product, business, management, entrepreneurship, or somet
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Ask HN: What external evidence is a red flag to you when job searching?
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[insert Sean Bean “One does not simply read to become…” meme] I don’t make a living as a writer but writing has made my living. Here’s my advice to improve as a writer in general, not as a writer of a specific genre or purpose, and not to i
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Up until college I thought I would make a great astronaut, but only for the drama of it. Got an English degree. Learned web design. Got a music composition degree. Got my first job in web design because I didn't have the stomach to gri
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> The problem becomes the scale. A human artist can't look at 5bn images and use them to be able to instantly mimic the style of another artist, hundreds of times an hour. Can you say more about the scale argument? It reads as if yo
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We like separate kayaks in general. Both types can be fun.
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Hopefully this helps someone else. I'm approaching 50. I just took up mountain biking after moving to an area that has lots of trails. I have seen gains in my health and my mood that I worried might not return. I ride with a guy who&#x
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Ask HN: Does Jevons Paradox predict the failure of software sustainability?
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You can be an impartial observer of predator/prey behavior without considering yourself part of either group. But it doesn’t change the fact that there is a predator/prey relationship. In the case of social media, just like many a
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Dev Null
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Can you say more about this world view? I'm experiencing a bit of cognitive dissonance. To me, this is like saying, "I actively pour motor oil into the ocean, but I would never intentionally harm someone."
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Emphasis on the first syllable. Short A as in apple. [0] [0] https://youtu.be/AmP11EgEM4g
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I'm not familiar with Orca but I am familiar with the use of bang in Max/MSP[0], in which it's used as a generic event trigger for attached objects. Objects receiving a bang message will execute their main method. The context
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NERC created a report after the Texas 2011 ice storm power outage with recommendations for ERCOT generators to improve their weatherization standards [0]. In that report they referenced not only the 2011 incident but previous incidents wher
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The ending of The Game, with Michael Douglas. From final climax to the final shot. Chef’s kiss.
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I wonder if stories like these should be off-limits for accounts that were created specifically to spread FUD. Several accounts just like this one appeared simultaneously in one of the other submissions as well. They added nothing to the di
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My family got Covid in March. I had very mild symptoms, easily confused with springtime allergies. My wife ended up with pneumonia and was almost hospitalized. One child got bronchitis. Another had mild symptoms. I didn't notice it muc
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No bs, I searched that canyon about four years ago. Had a blast hiking those trails and saw some beautiful country, but came up empty. Totally worth it.
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Coronavirus: an email to my family
(julianagrant.com)
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That’s unfortunate that you had such a bad experience at the seminar. I went to one early in my career (maybe 2001) and I consider it a pivotal moment. The seminar and books have influenced my thinking on design, experience, UI, decision-ma
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Commandos, Infantry, and Police (2004)
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Design engineering: the next step (2007)
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World has 10 years to get climate change under control, U.N. scientists say
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Home Page of John F. Nash, Jr
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Dr. Larry Weed discusses the problem-oriented medical record (1971)
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Not sure if this article was published with permission, but the original article from September 7 is here: https://www.space.com/41758-bright-green-comet-21p-of-septem...
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