juliushuijnk

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   by juliushuijnk 2y ago

   I fed it some info about my UX mobile app. Some parts are very cringe, extremely positive, but in the end it went on to brainstorm a potential 'next step' feature that was quite creative; letting end-users test-out prototypes duri
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   by juliushuijnk 2y ago

   The way I understand it, autism is no a disease. Both in that there is no single cause, but a collection of traits. And in that some people have autism don't view it as something that needs to be cured. Happy to be corrected by someone
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   by juliushuijnk 2y ago

   If you want to do this kind of thing on your phone, you can try my TinyUx: https://www.tinyux.app/ It has a non-standard UX itself, because of the small screen.
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   by juliushuijnk 2y ago

   This assumes life is a zero sum game. If you put the lives of strangers above your own, your life might improve.
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   by juliushuijnk 2y ago

   quit your job.
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   by juliushuijnk 2y ago

   I have a free Android app IdeaGrowr that has quite a lot of users, and have tried some things that resemble this concept somewhat. I don't have the time right now to delve in all the aspects of it, but I have many thoughts about it. Th
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   by juliushuijnk 2y ago

   A bit harsh.
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   by juliushuijnk 2y ago

   > they think you're difficult to work with too. Can be a cultural thing. Here in the Netherlands, it's expected that you give honest feedback. In other cultures Dutch people are known to be blunt or impolite because of this tra
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   by juliushuijnk 2y ago

   I'd reframe what your task is. Your task is not explaining what should (not) be done, but helping both of you get a clear picture of what the situation (goal, challenge, problems, risk, etc) is. If you made things clearer for both of y
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    by juliushuijnk 2y ago

    I'm not saying it's just your fault, but that's not professional and will hurt the quality of your team. It's more fun for all to have less stress in your team. If you are the one responsible for having to say 'no&#
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    by juliushuijnk 2y ago

    I have that same related affliction. It's not easy if I visit my parents and they have the TV on and then they'll just keep the advertisements on with full audio. Don't want to fully high-jack the AutoEditor post comments. So
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    by juliushuijnk 2y ago

    I get this is a tool, and it's up to the creator on how to use it. I was mostly curious if I was the only one who had this experience. I agree with codetrotter on the middle ground part. It would be nice if the tool could smartly add&#
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    by juliushuijnk 2y ago

    > We can detect which parts of your video do not include any speech, and could be cut off your video, saving you hours of editing to cut off silence and non-relevant content. Please don't (over)do this. My brain can't handle a
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    by juliushuijnk 2y ago

    Reformatted: - (00:00) Introduction - (09:26) Elon Musk - (12:42) Telepathy - (19:22) Power of human mind - (23:49) Future of Neuralink - (29:04) Ayahuasca - (38:33) Merging with AI - (43:21) xAI - (45:34) Optimus - (5
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    by juliushuijnk 2y ago

    On the other hand, if you would be in control, it might allow you to one day create an ad-blocker at the neuron level :)
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    by juliushuijnk 2y ago

    Neuralink won't make you think 1000 times faster. It's an input/output channel. But it could connect parts of the brain that are normally not connected, so like synesthesia [1], but on purpose. [1] https://en.wikip
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    Lex Fridman interviewing Neuralink team [video](youtube.com)

    7 points by juliushuijnk 2y ago|11 comments
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    by juliushuijnk 2y ago

    Depends on your goals
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    by juliushuijnk 2y ago

    Hope it will enable all of us to become not just smarter, but also wiser :)
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    by juliushuijnk 2y ago

    This assumes companies are rational actors.
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    by juliushuijnk 2y ago

    > you shouldn't do that. Never? I can easily come up with scenarios where I think you'd also make an exception; If he was a German journalist in 1940 and he discovered what really happened at concentration camps. I'd wager
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    by juliushuijnk 2y ago

    Thanks
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    by juliushuijnk 2y ago

    What is this part supposed to represent? ︵ ┻━┻
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    by juliushuijnk 2y ago

    > The things are grouped in sets. By who?
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    by juliushuijnk 2y ago

    I've taken sides.
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    by juliushuijnk 2y ago

    I used to have a privacy policy in a tweet. That worked for many years, but updating my offline apps (no backend, no analytics) always took multiple times. Until it just didn't pass. I had probably around 20 mails back and forth, where
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    by juliushuijnk 2y ago

    I think the point is that you don't decide where you are born. So you should not value people based on where they are born. On this site there are people from all over the world, it's seems silly for me to need to know what countr
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    by juliushuijnk 2y ago

    Also an option, if it's just for you and with not too many updates, you can upload the new files to ftp as a manual step.
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    by juliushuijnk 2y ago

    Useful for criminals too. Come to think of it, a serious large sized criminal org would probably have such a map internally. And since there are more orgs like that, there is probably such a map-as-a-service somewhere for those in the know.
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    by juliushuijnk 2y ago

    For wireframing on your phone, with hand drawn style: https://www.tinyux.app It has a non-standard ux, since I didn't want drag-drop on a small touch screen.