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nakedneuron
7mo ago
seems like there are still ongoing efforts for digital currency aside from crypto and state-backed currencies.. OSS, this could be it. > In order to enable you to make such contributions, we will award at least > 676000 euro in small
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7mo ago
last time i tried, i didnt get the standalone mode to run.. there seems to have been an update in february, so i will give this another try when there's time.. (context: https://github.com/bernhard-42/vscode-ocp-ca
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7mo ago
as someone mentioned recently somebody made this build123d-playground on the web: https://jojain.github.io/build123d-sandbox/ learning curve is steep, but the examples get you going in no time.. though not really CAD,
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7mo ago
> the point was never yourself. > It was never the pyramid. > It was never the optimization. > It was the people around the fire.
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7mo ago
GPT Mildly Interesting
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Submission Deadline for 12th International Workshop on Plan 9 ends March 9 2026
(iwp9.org)
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7mo ago
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nakedneuron
8mo ago
Supermarket checkout with a round amount feels like winning some lottery, admittedly.
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nakedneuron
8mo ago
This. Nailed it.
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nakedneuron
8mo ago
Isn't that how Bitcoin "works"?
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nakedneuron
8mo ago
Great idea. As a "visual type" this would be so much more intuitive to decipher. I prefer TUIs over GUI exactly because they're simpler and work hard to focus on the essential. This is low hanging fruit to enhance TUIs.
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nakedneuron
8mo ago
Hard agree.
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nakedneuron
8mo ago
Agree. Gist of the FA is about "calm technology". Title should reflect it better. Also agree on everything author mentions. I can't attest to all examples but I know what a UI is. Author mentions center of focus of attention.
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nakedneuron
9mo ago
It's classics all the way down.
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nakedneuron
9mo ago
Seems like 'he' came out without damage, too :)
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nakedneuron
9mo ago
Can you elaborate what app (?) you use on your phone?
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nakedneuron
10mo ago
Is there anything to be said about accessibility? Found the word only once in the comments.
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nakedneuron
10mo ago
Is this relevant? https://typst.app/blog/2025/automated-generation
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nakedneuron
10mo ago
"Chi va piano, va sano e va lontano." Walk slowly and you'll walk safe and far.
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nakedneuron
10mo ago
In my opinion author fails to make distinction between small tasks (atomic tasks) and complicated tasks. Also misses to mention 2 important concepts: flow state and friction. For small tasks you should absolutely strive to remove any fricti
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nakedneuron
10mo ago
Another reason maybe to profile the pool of talent that probably gets hired by your competition.
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nakedneuron
10mo ago
for what it is worth sometimes it does seem to work your mileage may vary
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nakedneuron
10mo ago
This is brilliant. So, if machines will be decent servants to the cats, will humans get x-ed out of the equation?
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nakedneuron
11mo ago
Then build123d might be for you.
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nakedneuron
11mo ago
How about some vegetables?
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nakedneuron
1y ago
This hits deep.
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nakedneuron
1y ago
Also moving through space was the default mode for our ancestors, so that I think a lot of latent despair arises out of the artificial confinements of our modern age. If you literally move your body while moving you're ready to heal.
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1y ago
Most effort goes into loading the working memory. The longer the disconnect the more effort reloading takes. It occurred to me that it would be beneficial to use flashcards to trigger the memory. It sounds unconventional/unorthotodox u
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1y ago
Website is superfast. Reason I usually go for the comments first on HN is exactly this: they're fast. THIS is notably different. On interfaces: It's not only the slowness of the software or machine we have to wait for, it's a
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1y ago
> But I doubt that DAT units could ever have become as cheap as cassette players, and certainly not as portable, because the electromechanical design was so complex and fussy. In fact they were portable. Cheap, certainly not. Sold my bel
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1y ago
Honestly sad to hear... all the best.
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