mronetwo

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Ask HN: Password field, until username is input' pattern is horrible
2 points by mronetwo 3y ago|2 comments
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by mronetwo 3y ago
I open the link, "ok, this doesn't seem to be for me", I can't back out of the page because the back button doesn't work and forcibly keeps me on the page, I roll my eyes and close the tab - the entire project is fo
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by mronetwo 3y ago
that's cool. needs a bit more polish and a link to the HN comment section, but in general I like this a lot. I never heard of semafor but this UX is deinitely inspiring.
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by mronetwo 3y ago
so... what did people expect? Also, people who buy 17,000$ Apple Watch have probably moved to a different model long time ago. Is any of that OK? No. It's just not surprising.
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by mronetwo 3y ago
Are things like Pug or Slim/Plim, etc. really worth the added complexity, dependencies?
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by mronetwo 3y ago
Ideally, this. Realistically, not sure about this. It might be a bit of a crapshoot. It might yield very rewarding "jobs" but it's difficult to put your mind into it, when you just want to make a living. It just feels like yo
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by mronetwo 3y ago
Make friends with Talent Acquisition. Nothing like having a TA that moves to another company.
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by mronetwo 3y ago
https://ciesie.com Mostly embedded stuff. Some zig, some computer graphics, some Python, some opinions.
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by mronetwo 3y ago
I see most people here use apps for that. I think the crucial part of it is doing it with pen and paper. For me the biggest perks come from slowing down and taking a break from technology. Your computer or your phone are distraction machine
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by mronetwo 4y ago
it's Microsoft. they know. they just don't care
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by mronetwo 4y ago
https://handmade.network/p/308/lil-uefi/ - this might be of interest to you
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by mronetwo 4y ago
As long as it’s humans you know it’s achievable. You can pursue their level and doing that has value. I kind of believe that learning about art and getting better is just a great exercise for oneself. It makes you a better person.
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by mronetwo 4y ago
Well I’m just responding to the process vs final result, which I think you called inconsistent. Maybe I didn’t get what you were trying to say there though. I also think that it actually might affect the way we value art. I’d need to spend
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by mronetwo 4y ago
You've posed a lot of questions, which I won't address. When it comes to "focus on showing off the final product" I don't think there is anything off here. First of all there is the professional aspect of it. People
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by mronetwo 4y ago
Has to? Why? No one would ever defend the statement that “all processes make us happy”…
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by mronetwo 4y ago
Seems you’re ignoring the entire professional space of people who want to make art and make money out of it. Impoverished internal lives of CEOs will always push them to pick cheap AI generated, laundered art, instead of hiring an artist. I
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by mronetwo 4y ago
Imagine he might choose (or already does it) to do it professionally and struggle to make ends meet because “AI is just good enough. People still consume the media we produce. Why hire artists?”
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by mronetwo 4y ago
The entire AI/ML world is just extremely boring and depressing to me... I like to make art and now places like ArtStation get flooded with AI generated images. People, obviously, don't disclose that it's AI generated. It&#x27
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by mronetwo 4y ago
This is how I go about my projects. I can't say I'm at peace with this approach though. I feel like context switching makes it that I won't finish anything during my life time. Anyways, documenting projects for yourself is ve
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by mronetwo 4y ago
Your desk and your chair need a power outlet nowadays. What a time to be alive! Looks interesting. Definitely too expensive for my personal use. I hope I'll get to test it one day. Also, there are pictures on the website of people havi
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by mronetwo 4y ago
Yeah that's something I have been thinking about a lot lately. Mainly because I notice how big part of this job is asking people to clarify what they mean. Explaining ideas clearly is extremely difficult. The ability to write in a logi
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by mronetwo 5y ago
I'm working on an (usually) open-source hardware designs - mostly HID devices. I'm pretty experienced with embedded programming. I do a lot of 3D art, which often inspires me to build devices. Currently I'm working on a BLE k
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by mronetwo 5y ago
Would love to get one. Would love to get one for almost 3kEUR? Ooof, I don't think so. Devices that have some physicality to it are always super cool (flip dots). That also makes them very expensive. Super happy to see products like th
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by mronetwo 5y ago
Is there a way to export and import the cards/notes with a reasonable format? (markdown or such)
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by mronetwo 5y ago
Agree. What even is this "article"? It's a few loosely connected thoughts about... sorry, but nothing.
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by mronetwo 5y ago
Well what I'm trying to say is: there is more to it. Chair and desk is just a tip of the iceberg. Could phrase it in a better way.
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by mronetwo 5y ago
There is an interesting discussion here about responsibility. An employee is obviously responsible for his own well being but it seems that companies aren't putting in much work. A good example is working from home: now it's the e
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by mronetwo 6y ago
We went from "crypto is giving control to THE PEOPLE!!!" to "crypto is destroying THE PLANET!!!" pretty quickly. I agree with the article though.
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What problem does it solve? – how to deal with new technologies(ciesie.com)
1 points by mronetwo 6y ago|0 comments