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(Pre)Launch HN: Unthinkable – A visual travel guide to the edge of human thought
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This one's for you, HN. I'm writing a book about the 'edge of the thinkable', how it developed over the years, centuries and millenia, and I'm sure you'll be interested in this. (Whenever I browse through HN, I
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Excellent article! Thank you very much! I'm currently writing a book on the "edge of human thought" (more from a point of view of inventions over the course of humankind's history) – here's a newsletter signup page,
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I've been (I'm the guy on stage) thinking about this for a while: there's the old Steve Jobs quote of the 'bicycle for the mind'. Perhaps, we've somehow entered the automotive age. I'm pretty sure that car
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Artificial Intelligence – A Car for the Mind? [video]
(fabianhemmert.com)
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Show HN: Escape Team
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3y ago
Just what I needed for my next moonlight project :) Happy to try this out and give you feedback!
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3y ago
I have one of these, really nice!
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3y ago
I tried both and went for Continue. It lives in its own pane, much clearer how to interact with it.
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3y ago
I just throw all relevant source code files (entirely) on it, paste the error message and it usually shows me what's going on. Or at least it utters a hunch, which is a good next step to find the error.
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3y ago
I'm using it in VS Code to help me write my Flutter app. Used their preview model (ChatGPT 3.5?) for most of the time, now I switched to my own ChatGPT 4 API key for having more context. It replaced StackOverflow for me and it helped m
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Been using it for some months. Totally amazing!
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3y ago
Great to see this! Keep it up, Eric and team!
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I occasionally smear paint on canvases :-) https://www.krickelkrackel.com
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(Full disclosure: It's me on stage. I recently had the honor to give this talk.) I believe that we should play more. We're undervaluing play - it's so good, and somehow we don't always perceive it as the powerful tool it
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Learn, Grow, and Thrive: The Transformative Power of Play [video]
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3y ago
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Really cool, congratulations!
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I updated it! Thank you!
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3y ago
(One of my previous talks has gotten some pretty big attention back then, if you want some fun from the past, check it out: https://www.ted.com/talks/fabian_hemmert_the_shape_shifting_... :-))
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I've been eager to share this talk online for so long, now, finally, that day has come. I'm happy to hear your opinion on it! The topic of the talk -- I think we're not playing enough -- comes straight from my heart, I believ
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Show HN: The Transformative Power of Play [video]
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[Full disclosure: It's me on stage here. You don't often see faces on HN, so: nice to meet you! ;)]
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How cool is that! Pebbltastic!
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3y ago
It's so good to see this movement gaining momentum.
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Tom Scott‘s: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBa659QWEk1AI4Tg--mrJ2A
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Interestingly, if I had put only the paintings online, without the stamp on the back and the statement, a line of criticism could have been 'This is meaningless art.' Now that I'm claiming it to be meaningless art, we're
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4y ago
Beautiful!
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Thank you, that's a great differentiation, too. I went for the former, but the latter is equally important, too, of course!
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> artistic intent being missing != disinterest That's a very fine and thoughtful differentiation, thank you!
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The improvisional jazz is probably a good metaphor. When painting, I indeed look at balanced composition, working contrasts – for some pictures, even the glue wouldn't hold the entire thing together. All of that has to be in place for
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