lanyard-textile

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by lanyard-textile 4mo ago
Love the idea. But the transparency :( It makes the whole flag low contrast, an undesirable quality in flags.
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by lanyard-textile 5mo ago
>This repo is not maintained and is not accepting contributions. Hm :)
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by lanyard-textile 5mo ago
The broken header is an incredible distraction. I can't believe this slipped through.
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by lanyard-textile 5mo ago
Super +1. Burnout is not failure.
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by lanyard-textile 5mo ago
The role you've described is a senior one, not a junior one :) They're demanding you evolve beyond your capabilities without time, experience, or mentorship. Expecting domain knowledge at the junior level is weird. It's like
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by lanyard-textile 5mo ago
You've intrigued me, I leafed through your websites to see what you're up to :) I think there is an interesting and useful case for detecting things like burnout, I like the example you cited. I think some employers would love tha
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by lanyard-textile 5mo ago
I think this framing makes it seem like you want to track the raw emotions of users and make decisions based purely on their emotions. I strongly suspect it isn't the case. What you're really after is detecting user frustration or
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by lanyard-textile 5mo ago
There's just more to understand about the music now. I've enjoyed the in-between of buying music on bandcamp.
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by lanyard-textile 5mo ago
Some people merely have the urge to create -- For those people, it has little to do with coping. They would like a distraction free environment regardless. I'm certainly one of those people :) It's very meditative to solely focus
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by lanyard-textile 5mo ago
Digital artists are expected now to have at least some recorded timelines of their creations. It's easy to do with digital tools today, like Procreate, so it is increasingly suspicious not to have any.
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by lanyard-textile 5mo ago
It is healthy to question results: That's good science. This result wouldn't surprise me if the tooling was limited to, say, copilot :) It would surprise me if it included tooling like Claude Code. Which seems unlikely, given its
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by lanyard-textile 5mo ago
A lot of that agent activity is combing over what was previously made, forcing constraints upon it so you have a reasonable expectation of what ends up on your desk for review. For me, strong file structure helps as well. Reviewing a 3,000
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by lanyard-textile 5mo ago
The graduation speech is a spiritual ceremony. It is meant to be a loftier take of the world around you. It is prescriptive: A call to action to make the world a different place than it is today, armed with your discipline and knowledge. In
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by lanyard-textile 5mo ago
Thoughtful and well written. I tend to agree -- Even if I'm not sure what that quite looks like, and even if I'm not sure if that's better than what we already have.
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by lanyard-textile 5mo ago
I hand waved the details for simplicity, you're correct. Egregious bugs like item dupes are also patched; but while they last, they're allowed.
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by lanyard-textile 5mo ago
The highways especially. You'd think they'd be completely dysfunctional in a place like this.
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by lanyard-textile 5mo ago
The world is mind bogglingly big; as are most minecraft worlds, but this one especially. People sprawl far to prevent PvP encounters.
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by lanyard-textile 5mo ago
For those who don't know: 2b2t is a famous minecraft server known for its true "anarchy" configuration. You can do absolutely anything on it. Modded client, x-raying, item duplication. There are no area protections. PvP enabl
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by lanyard-textile 5mo ago
What a terrible view. It's a good thing that I do not feel that way!
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by lanyard-textile 5mo ago
It is no fun applying a well meaning thought to an obviously unintended subject. A war criminal, really! You are making this... complicated ;) 1. There is an evil at both extremes -- I do not advocate for either. 2. Life's simple momen
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by lanyard-textile 5mo ago
Notably (from NPR): >However WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus stressed in a statement it "does not meet the criteria of pandemic emergency" and advised countries against closing their borders.
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by lanyard-textile 5mo ago
I love our complicated world. I summarize the complexities as emergent properties of industry: Not all good, some very bad. But some very good. Some life changing. We are all gears in a huge wild system. Who knows what will happen?
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by lanyard-textile 5mo ago
:) I think this very mindset is the one the article resists. How complicated. The best gift you can give yourself is enjoying the simple moments of life, no matter who you are and what your role is. And that's all this is about.
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by lanyard-textile 5mo ago
Love calling it a continuum, that's a very interesting argument.
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by lanyard-textile 5mo ago
An additional comment -- I'm perplexed by the amount of pushback in this thread. You expect a bit, but delusional? You don't normally get raked over the coals for having an idea you're still carving out -- an idea that's
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by lanyard-textile 5mo ago
:) Or you're not the audience. Or, miscommunication.
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by lanyard-textile 5mo ago
;) Then I think I have the trillion dollar idea. We'll see. Good luck to you.
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by lanyard-textile 5mo ago
I think everyone is making bespoke versions of what they think people want. It all feels gimmicky and dev oriented. I have a vision for what will be the next household ChatGPT: 1. An actually frictionless way of keeping the human in the loo
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by lanyard-textile 5mo ago
I am building a product in that space :) It's targeted for creatives atm. For the few in private testing, it's been amazing what they're able to do with the little tooling I've given them. It is a legitimate change in th
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by lanyard-textile 5mo ago
More fundamentally -- it creatively finds ways to use std::variant that I don't think any person would ever naturally conceive :) And I think it's extremely fascinating, because I have absolutely no idea why. Claude can plow throu

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