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by ogou 1y ago
The word "research" in this title is a handy placeholder for indeterminate conjecture. No research happened, it's a theory he made up.
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by ogou 1y ago
If you're looking at any web page with ads or tracking, it has many iframe elements. The javascript that loads them usually creates an iframe and the ad appears there. A typical newspaper site could have 5-50 iframes on each page.
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by ogou 2y ago
Problem solving and UX are not code dependent. Non-coders and entry level folks are using these tools and confusing the output with solving a problem, a business or user problem. It has made my work more difficult to get bogged down into de
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by ogou 2y ago
I was an artist before I was a coder. Now I do both fulltime. https://lucidbeaming.com/
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by ogou 2y ago
Yes it does cover more time, but did you look at what's available in non-communist time periods? Did you click through the site? Not much else is there.
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by ogou 2y ago
Same here. I looked it up after I saw this. This collection is only from approved art by the communist regime formed after WW II.
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by ogou 2y ago
This collection is dehumanizing, not my comment. There is much much more to Vietnamese design and art than what is shown here. There is also a modern design culture from the diaspora that is not reflected here. This is an overwhelmingly pol
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by ogou 2y ago
I'm a fan of his music and respect his aesthetics. But, these are not musical instruments. They are mostly MIDI controllers. They don't actually generate sound with mechanical means. They are theater props.
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by ogou 2y ago
We are in the middle of multiple world conflicts, through regional proxies. People are experiencing the consequences of those conflicts, even dying. They are afraid of the continuing effects. Others are scared of possible future conflicts.
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by ogou 2y ago
Threads attracted a lot of people that I left behind on Facebook. It also gets a lot of people that cross-post to every platform. I can't think of a single post that I saw and still remember. Bluesky lets you block reposts and that has
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by ogou 2y ago
Places that have a need for work stations, like offices and academic environments. Creative workers that have dedicated work areas and favor an uncluttered environment. It might not make as much sense for individual consumers, but I still s
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by ogou 2y ago
Hiding reposts has been the killer feature of Bluesky. Main reason I spend more time there now. tech art, synthesizer builds, history https://bsky.app/profile/lucidbeaming.com
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by ogou 2y ago
The interesting thing to me about this, and most other demos, is what people are simulating as examples of art. In this case, it's a very specific Picasso time period. Others tend to center on fantasy or well-known science fiction pain
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by ogou 2y ago
Hostages – about the 1979 Iranian revolution and the 1979–81 Iran hostage crisis. I knew a bit about the American side of this, but seeing Iranian history and context was the most interesting part. Absolutely relevant to current events. ht
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by ogou 2y ago
A simple social media post can work as prior art, especially if it has details or some kind of diagram. But, that only limits their ability to patent it. Your own ability to monetise it is not protected by that. For independent inventors, l
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by ogou 2y ago
It took 4 years for me to get any communication from the USPTO after I filed. I had a patent lawyer prepare the application and transmit it electronically. There was a confirmation code of receipt and that was it. Nothing for 4 years and th
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by ogou 2y ago
Tube worms surviving an extreme environment is not the most interesting part of this tale. It's what they eat. Chemoautotrophs living at the edge of the vents are bacteria that can metabolise inorganic compounds such as sulfur, iron, o
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by ogou 2y ago
Family photo albums, especially when looking at them with older family members. Even ones that I've seen many times. It's the small domestic moments in those albums that I miss seeing, not the peak vacations. I wanted to live a li
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by ogou 2y ago
Once, only once, my blog got me hired. It was a lifestyle blog that I kept while working a non-tech job. The editor of a local newspaper followed it actively and I had no idea. I got fired from my job and posted about it. The editor saw the
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by ogou 2y ago
I built a color to notes tool five years ago and even tried to get a patent on the algorithm. Be warned, there are already multiple patents on this approach and the ability to monetize this project will be limited. I know because I just wen
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by ogou 2y ago
FedEx requires a scan of the barcode on your license to ship packages from any of their locations. When it first started happening a few years ago, I argued with the clerks and said I didn't want my license scanned. I was willing to sh
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by ogou 2y ago
I get the purpose of this from a design standpoint, but it's missing 3 important perspectives. Mobile view: in the past 10 years, mobile has taken over most web traffic. These pretty desktop views are only seen by a small percentage no
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by ogou 2y ago
It is a different path through the same system. Your description is the exact language that Yum! Brands, Inc. is hoping people will use. It softens the crass branding of academic projects and positions the effort as altruistic. The American
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by ogou 2y ago
The academic path is tempting for many. The myth is that you get to spend all day in research and working with ideas. The truth is, a huge amount of time is spent writing grants and funding proposals. It's a whole industry and research
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by ogou 2y ago
The first criteria is whether you will be remote for a U.S. company or working within the region you're moving. That will have a huge impact on your options. If you're going for local work, keep in mind that international tech sec
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by ogou 2y ago
The lost Amiga art is never shown, in this article or any of the linked sources. The 9 images on that "lost" disk aren't actually displayed. The disk itself is the valuable object, kind of like Picasso signing a napkin. But,
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by ogou 2y ago
I travel often in Europe and see these AI assistants on many websites and apps now. Two things generally happen when I have tried to use them. First, nothing actionable is possible. They can't actually do anything. No trip changes, ref
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by ogou 2y ago
The most useful indicator seems to be rapid leg movement combined with no change in position. That's not typical cat criteria. Rapid legs usually mean position change (running). I would use a very small accelerometer on a front paw con
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by ogou 2y ago
"easily code and build products and stuff" Those are three different things. Most of these AI agents can produce working code in different languages. Whether that matches tightly defined business needs is a different matter. Writi
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by ogou 2y ago
We should differentiate between truly low functioning schizophrenics that are in active psychosis and people who developed psychotic features through years of drug abuse. One is born that way or organically develops the condition, the other

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