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by maguay 2y ago
The absolutely best thing about being in Japan is realizing that games so often are recreating Japan ... and you don't realize it until you're there. You hike and exit the path at a small shrine and feel like you're in Zelda.
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by maguay 2y ago
Seconded. Use it as the full CMS for one blog, as a headless CMS for a company site for another. Great either way.
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by maguay 2y ago
Fair. I was actually imagining a Robovan crossed with a Model Y, with a legit steering wheel (and, sure, standard FSD), to compete with premium mini-vans. But to your point, the value for the Robovan is minuscular unless it's as far-ra
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by maguay 2y ago
The Robovan—as an actual van one could buy today—would sell. Especially in Asia, versus Toyota Alphards. Alas, seems it's more likely to get used as point-to-point transit inside closed spaces (parks and convention centers and ... perh
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by maguay 2y ago
This, 100%, is the reason I feel like the sand's shifting under my feet. We went from trusting computing output to having to second-guess everything. And it's tiring.
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An Obligatory "Founder Mode" Post(indiependent.land)
6 points by maguay 2y ago|1 comments
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How Stripe Built a Culture of Shipping(buttondown.email)
3 points by maguay 2y ago|0 comments
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Microsoft's Bing Helps Maintain Beijing's Great Firewall(bloomberg.com)
7 points by maguay 3y ago|1 comments
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by maguay 3y ago
A few thoughts, without any specific evidence: - UX surely played a part in it, especially for the oldest of forums that collapsed the thread by default. Then again, Dpreview still has that layout, and while it clearly wasn't successfu
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by maguay 3y ago
Something similar occurred to me while writing the piece—and then I instantly thought that to a degree that's what China has built behind the Great Firewall, and one should always be careful what one asks for. And yet. There's som
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The internet turned into a crowded mall. Now you need a corner shop(pithandpip.com)
114 points by maguay 3y ago|55 comments
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by maguay 3y ago
Google Search as we know it today. "I'm feeling lucky" will find its way back, somehow, as Google tries to one-up LLM-generated answers. Traditional Google Search is already increasingly aiming to supply as much info as possi
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No one wants to read your tutorial, until they do(pithandpip.com)
2 points by maguay 3y ago|1 comments
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by maguay 3y ago
"Half the money I spend on advertising is wasted; the trouble is I don't know which half." Then Apple stopped automatically downloading podcast episodes for people who aren't actively listening, and Spotify presumably co
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Don't Add AI Chatbots to Your Product. Integrate AI into Features and Workflows(multiple.dev)
13 points by maguay 3y ago|2 comments
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Solve the Boring Problems, and Win(pithandpip.com)
2 points by maguay 3y ago|0 comments
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The History of Sticky Keys(assistivlabs.com)
2 points by maguay 3y ago|0 comments
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Speculation on the Widely-Assumed Switch to USB-C Ports on the Upcoming iPhones(daringfireball.net)
6 points by maguay 3y ago|6 comments
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The Developer’s Case for Building Native Integrations(fillout.com)
6 points by maguay 3y ago|0 comments
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by maguay 3y ago
https://techinch.com/ Inconsistently updated, but it's been the one constant across my career. An early article hitting Hacker News' homepage ( https://techinch.com/blog/ipad-the-microwave-oven
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by maguay 3y ago
Understanding Context, by Andrew Hinton. Not directly a textbook per se, but was a deeply educational book for me about designing digital spaces and thinking about interface metaphors from a real-world, architecture-driven perspective.
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by maguay 3y ago
Another myth that dovetails with the author's mention that pageviews don't matter: The only way to get traffic is to write about something a lot of people search for , thus the entire industry around Ahrefs and similar Google Sea
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by maguay 3y ago
Walk away from it, then come back to it in a bit and take the feedback at face value again. This is obviously easiest with Slack, Google Docs comments, pull request feedback, Hacker News comments, etc. In person feedback might require a pok
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The best domain names are two names. Or three.(reproof.app)
2 points by maguay 4y ago|0 comments
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The Subtle Art of Celebrating Your Customers(reproof.app)
1 points by maguay 4y ago|0 comments
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How Apple tied its fortunes to China(ft.com)
3 points by maguay 4y ago|0 comments
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by maguay 4y ago
This is what I love about my Fujifilm X100F camera—something any x100 model provides. It's a more approachable alternative to the Leica Q, with a fixed 35mm-equivalent lens. Forces you to be more purposeful in framing, while also keepi
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Over 50% of new startups don’t use .com domains(namecheap.com)
3 points by maguay 4y ago|0 comments
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by maguay 4y ago
Building the new writing platform I’ve been working on for the past year: https://reproof.app/ . Trying to find the best ways to make writing teams more productive.
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On Accidental status symbols, and designing new ones(reproof.app)
1 points by maguay 4y ago|0 comments

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