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by kanobo 6y ago
To be fair the author is writing about his high-level view of the future in the perspective as a big fan of Godot. With that in mind, I think you'll be disappointed by the answers to you questions. On paper, Godot (or any other game en
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by kanobo 6y ago
If you liked this article, I highly recommend the book 'Make it So', it's a review of the UX and UI of the interfaces in popular science fiction tv shows and movies.
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by kanobo 6y ago
I'm not upset. Have you considered getting therapy for reading emotions? Let me know if you need someone to talk to, I'm happy to help.
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by kanobo 6y ago
Running is bad for the knees and isn't really a great substitute either for most people. It depends on the person. The point I was making is that not thinking and blindly doing exercises you don't like is not the best argument to
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by kanobo 6y ago
You won't make habits because you won't have the motivation and discipline to make those habits. It's a bit of a chicken and egg. /s
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by kanobo 6y ago
I had no problem thinking about what I might enjoy and finding hobbies. Sorry to disappoint you that I don't go to therapy for trivial things and can't "just do it" and start running for no reason like forrest gump.
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by kanobo 6y ago
For the main example given (exercise), I think for people like me there really is no thinking involved. It's purely an emotional aversion to discomfort and disenjoyment of physical activity. I think the better advice is to search for p
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by kanobo 6y ago
I like it, text is not hard to read and the background and interesting design choices have more personality than most cookie cutter designs. You gotta appreciate the variety and spice of life.
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by kanobo 6y ago
Thank you, that's an excellent fact that rarely gets mentioned in the news or in comments.
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by kanobo 6y ago
They say it takes on average around 30 years for groundbreaking technology like the mouse and touch interfaces to become mature and commonplace. It must have been exciting for those who worked at places like PARC and SRI building the future
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by kanobo 6y ago
The Secret of Kells is a beautiful animated film. It was nominated for an oscar but lost to Up that year.
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by kanobo 6y ago
Live wallpapers would be much more compelling if the background had context-awareness of what was in the foreground and could interact and animate in a way that augmented the foreground apps instead of just being pretty. Maybe with smart pe
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by kanobo 6y ago
Wow 2 million dollars with Tailwind UI, I would never have imagined that would be possible when it was first pre-released with only a few templates five months ago. Congrats!
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by kanobo 6y ago
If you didn't make it to the very end, he finds out from his bank right after the implant that the PayTag will no longer be supported in 3 years! What an unfortunate turn of events!
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by kanobo 6y ago
Here's maybe the best example of a Synfig project: https://youtu.be/PThy9_RZQ8c I'm supportive of any FOSS software, but like GIMP the UI doesn't look or feel right for me personally. I think Blender 2.8+ fea
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by kanobo 6y ago
I'm sure most of us have seen far worse and more nonsensical code, it's a nicely designed snippet to teach basic security issues and show silly mistakes though.
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by kanobo 6y ago
For those who are new to boglehead history, John Bogle was the CEO of Vanguard and is credited with creating the first index fund. Maybe it's just the branding and history, but Vanguard is the only financial institute I think of as a f
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by kanobo 6y ago
Quanta magazine typically does a great job backing up their titles with real science-based content.
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by kanobo 6y ago
Did you keep all £2000 worth of routers? I wish I could have told you 18 months ago to avoid all those consumer routers and just get brands that are popular in business and IT settings such as Ubiquiti.
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by kanobo 6y ago
That's horrible food for thought - but I think humans have pretty good sensory adaptation, we don't constantly thinking about how we have clothes on. I imagine after a couple years or so people will adapt or be numb to the pain.
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by kanobo 6y ago
Browser variety is always a good thing. Vivaldi is from the co-founder of Opera, he must really like classical music! (cause of the names)
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by kanobo 6y ago
The tool the artist used is https://artbreeder.com
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Realistic Portraits of Historical Figures from Paintings Using a GAN Neural Net(basuterwijk.com)
2 points by kanobo 6y ago|1 comments
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by kanobo 6y ago
Great job, looks clean and useful! I think it'll help to put the site's favicon or some kind of visual differentiator next to each link so it's easier to scan when you're looking for a specific link.
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Modern Vintage Gamer makes excellent videos, all are worth watching if you have any interested in the history of video game tech.
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by kanobo 6y ago
Click and dragging is oddly satisfying! The graphic look and color scheme of the diagram looks really cool.
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I wish there was a chrome extension that would highlight cultural references on a page and link to source. Nothing more frustrating then having that feeling of unknown familiarity.
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by kanobo 6y ago
Chopping the onion? This is very roundabout advertisement. Why not just post your company's homepage? At least the information is more direct.
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Congrats and looks great, I like the tracking history/change. If everything is tracked is there a feature to rollback to a previous state? If so, why not also advertise it as a innovative backup + edit solution? That would be be a bigg
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by kanobo 6y ago
When I saw the news yesterday I did think it was fishy because I have never successfully gotten a refund for a broken app store purchase from Apple before. I assumed returns weren't ever given so how could there possibly be a refund co

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