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msephton
1y ago
Exactly! It's hard to beat the speed of cut and paste between cells.
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msephton
1y ago
OP here. Thanks for your kind words!
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1y ago
Now that's what I’m talking about! Nice work. You can even play a flight simulator or doom in them.
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1y ago
Yeah, this was a big part of the system. It was a full office suite in a document.
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1y ago
Thanks for your work!
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msephton
1y ago
Love this. Looking forward to having a play around with it.
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msephton
1y ago
Hotel showers too. When they are transparent they make the room feel bigger.
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msephton
1y ago
Right. I think it's just a way of saying that he got the key through unorthadox means. But I'd say it's quite likely via a former employee.
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1y ago
I walked past the London one at the end of September. Huge crowds. Very odd, because they're seemed to be not much for sale in there.
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1y ago
Other than the large rounded corners and general increase in button size, and of course reduction in legibility, the main issue for me is the huge change performance and thus battery life issue. There is no excuse for Apple to ship such bad
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How to tame a user interface using a spreadsheet
(blog.gingerbeardman.com)
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1y ago
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1y ago
At this point I'd say that I'm 1000% more productive in the aspects that I use it for. I rarely hit any walls, and if I do its absolutely always down to an unclear or incomplete thought progress or lack of clarity in prompting.
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1y ago
1 trillion web pages archived is quite an achievement. But...there's no way to search them? You have to know what url your want to pull from the archive, which reduces the usefulness of the service. I'd like to search through all
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1y ago
Internet Archive now have a presence in Amsterdam
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msephton
1y ago
Great work! I’ve built a pixel art app for macOS and I’ve also enjoyed rolling everything myself.
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1y ago
Thunderscan was used to scan the Japanese woodblock print permed by Steve Jobs that Susan Kate later touched up for the MacPaint box and manual art.
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msephton
1y ago
Always a great read that blog.
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1y ago
In other words: it's the journey not the destination.
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msephton
1y ago
So does life. Just jump on in, try your best, make some discoveries, and have fun
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The Unknown Genre in Videogames [video]
(youtube.com)
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msephton
1y ago
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1y ago
Yes! For anybody else interested the book "Piloting Palm: The Inside Story of Palm, Handspring, and the Birth of the Billion-Dollar Handheld Industry" by Andrea Butter & David Pogue covers this and so much more.
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1y ago
One month ago, when I first mentioned this issue to Jordan, the page was 32.5 MB https://twitter.com/gingerbeardman/status/196030379371253381...
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msephton
1y ago
I was going from memory, but Pingdom says 34.0 MB. https://tools.pingdom.com/#6662282f0a800000
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msephton
1y ago
It's a shame that's a ~40MB single page of all blog posts. IMHO each blog post should have its own page, to make it easier to share.
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msephton
1y ago
Perhaps not quite solving your problem, but I have a handful of domain-specific Google CSE (Custom Search Engine) that limit the results to predefined websites. I summon them from Alfred with short keywords when I'm doing interest-spec
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msephton
1y ago
There's a YouTube feature but the creator needs to enable it per-video.
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1y ago
Dupe: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45323027
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1y ago
Not just PDFs, you can also do the same thing (double tap to zoom to a paragraph) in Safari on any web page.
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1y ago
If you're serious about RSS curation and reading, FreshRSS really is the Swiss Army Knife. It does so much, including this“any site/page to RSS”. My favorite feature is that it makes refreshes in your feed reader client pretty muc
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1y ago
One of my (partially) GEM apps for Atari ST recently resurfaced in my RSS feed thanks to Disc Master search. It's a fractal viewer that I wrote in 1993 at age 16. It took a fraction of a second for me to remember all the details of the
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