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by juretriglav 7y ago
I've been following this closely. Given the preview with some components listed it seems exceptionally well made: https://tailwindui.com/components There are also live demos of the app and marketing pages: 1. https:&#
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by juretriglav 7y ago
The site appears to be down now.
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Tetrisly – Start Wireframing Faster(tetrisly.com)
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Can we speed up science with chat?(juretriglav.si)
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CSS-Zero: CSS-in-JS with Zero Runtime(github.com)
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by juretriglav 7y ago
Also see https://github.com/krljg/lsystem , a neat way to play with L-systems in Blender in 3D. People interested in this might also be interested in the release notes for The Grove (a Blender tree gen plugin), as they
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Calculating Pi with Block Collisions(twitter.com)
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by juretriglav 7y ago
How does one make logical gates with waves? Quite a few such things popping up recently, looks like alternative/natural computing is trending. I wonder what the reasons for that are - Moore’s law drying up? You can read more here http
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Seth Lloyd – Life: What a Concept(edge.org)
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by juretriglav 7y ago
Yeah, dropping a seed in and growing a chair very quickly sounds like it is in the same ballpark, or at least further along the spectrum of efficient computation. That seed (program) would very tricky to produce, though. Contrary to the cur
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by juretriglav 7y ago
Fascinating! Thank you for sharing, OP! Having recently gone down a similar rabbit hole [1], having references and starting points is incredibly useful for further exploration, as this stuff is very hard to search for. There does seem to be
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Manuscripts: A simple authoring tool for complex documents(manuscripts.io)
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What Is Computation? (How) Does Nature Compute? [pdf](cs.indiana.edu)
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Computing with Nature (from waves and leaves to quantum computing)(juretriglav.si)
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Computing with Nature(juretriglav.si)
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by juretriglav 7y ago
Recently wrote about how surprisingly computationally intensive typing in it is ( https://juretriglav.si/what-happens-when-you-type-a-single-l... ), so it’s doubly surprising that it also doesn’t work as expected. But text ed
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What happens when you type a single letter into an “ordinary” text box(juretriglav.si)
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The Grove 8 – Growing Trees in Blender(thegrove3d.com)
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The Grove 8 – Growing Trees in Blender(thegrove3d.com)
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by juretriglav 7y ago
That certainly wasn’t the intention, the title is a bit of a mix of: the initial intent to list all open source collaborative text editors, and then realizing, as I state in the post, that it wouldn’t add much value to have a long shallow
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by juretriglav 7y ago
It mainly has to do with familiarity with the framework. The focus of the work was on the collaborative server bits, not learning a new framework/ecosystem and I feel very comfortable in PubSweet, being its lead dev. The project also s
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by juretriglav 7y ago
CKEditor 5 looks amazing (from tech to docs), but that lack of an available backend is a bummer. Do you know if there's anything out there that would work as an initial/hacky/example backend? How do you plan to tackle this?
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by juretriglav 7y ago
Hey thanks for that. :) Diving is super fun but also exceptionally exhausting. But often it's impossible to 'load' a complex problem in your head if you don't dive in for hours. Would be nice if there was a less stressfu
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by juretriglav 7y ago
I know the folks at Overleaf and they're awesome! However, their editor is not open source. But yes, ShareLaTex probably needs a spot on there, though I haven't looked at it in a long while and it seems to be pretty dormant in ter
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Open source collaborative text editors(juretriglav.si)
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Innovations in Scientific Publishing(juretriglav.si)
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Can we speed up science with chat?(juretriglav.si)
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by juretriglav 8y ago
Reminds me of TetriNET https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/TetriNET . Interesting game mechanics in both!
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by juretriglav 8y ago
This is amazing! I'm doing a deep dive into the code now to see how the extensibility is done. Some folks here might be interested in Stencila Sheets too ( https://stenci.la/blog/2017-08-features-stencila-sheets&#x2
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by juretriglav 8y ago
Hasn’t been mentioned before: try this on a phone. It uses the gyroscope for control and it quickly becomes second nature to balance/guide the square around the screen. Also a very nice and rewarding discovery process, as it starts out

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