mooze

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by mooze 13y ago
There's a whole chapter on traffic jams in the book Critical Mass. From what I remember, innocuous things like a single driver slowing down can cause massive jams due to the natural 'physics' of traffic.
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by mooze 13y ago
I zoom out on tiny text, yes, but I also do so on websites with interesting semi-covered backgrounds.
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by mooze 13y ago
Friends are great for high-fives, but useless when it comes to constructive feedback. Your best bet is to attend maker/hacker/startup events and tell people about your project. If they seem interested, go into detail about your plan: why yo
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The Introvert as Huckster(medium.com)
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by mooze 13y ago
Hmm I never got that far to be honest. But it does seem a bit out there.
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by mooze 13y ago
See also: http://motionmountain.com/
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by mooze 13y ago
You show it to people who might want to use it!
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by mooze 14y ago
I have a whole bunch of these slow-moving projects - it's my modus operandi really. A recurring idea surfaces during mental downtime, is improved on, then dismissed. Repeat this until it has taken on a life of its own, then sit down and plo
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by mooze 14y ago
Whatever site Google unearthed that was relevant to my problem at hand - more often than not w3schools.com (only recently did I find out about w3fools.com).
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by mooze 14y ago
Now is an excellent time to be reading The Daughter of Time by Josephine Tey.
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by mooze 14y ago
Thanks, Meteor looks amazing, it could well replace what I'm currently looking at! Our backgrounds are so similar (down to the 'considering becoming an architect' part) it's scary - you've given me confidence that I can pull this off on my
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by mooze 14y ago
This is so cool! There are a few issues (clock hands load before the face does; no detailed 'about' section) but it's pretty impressive as it is. Since I'm following in your footsteps and about to start the 'build' phase, I'm curious about