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by seism 2y ago
Zach Lieberman, one of my favourite artists ever, once did something like this with Ink space: https://experiments.withgoogle.com/ink-space
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by seism 2y ago
There's a site called SwissDevJobs.ch that similarly maps tech jobs down to a neighborhood level. You might want to compare notes, especially on company transparency & community calendars.
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by seism 2y ago
Could your project also extend beyond DOM, to Canvas and WebGL code? I could imagine some very interesting creative uses in a game engine setting. Also: check out Aya by Cohere, a Canadian AI company.
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by seism 2y ago
It's very nice and clean and functional. Budgets are some of the most boring and universal tech ever, and I think your project is very worth continuing. Kudos for having a collaborative (if not fancy and needlessly realtime) feature fr
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by seism 2y ago
Could we get a version for 25+ year olds where you zoom into covert mishaps and glitches?
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by seism 2y ago
Props for doing a self organised retro hardware hack and writing up in so much glorious and gory detail! You might mention some of the PSX game jams on itch.io and GGJ for those preferring a more social setting.
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by seism 2y ago
"It takes a special kind of talent to compile a list of things you could've built instead of listing your numerous attempts at imitating creativity without actually producing anything of note. Real talk, at this point, you’re just
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by seism 2y ago
I feel the <3. Thanks for sharing!
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by seism 2y ago
"Of all the important pieces of self-knowledge, understanding how you learn is the easiest to acquire." It's also not something that needs to be kept private, is it? I haven't come across too many people expressing their
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by seism 2y ago
Also, when I saw the headline, I had to think of all the LLM scrapers and bots (soon to be running directly on your AIphone!) roaming the Interwebs.
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by seism 2y ago
It's an open source project, with a good discussion of the technical issues on GitHub[1]. Probably linked to certain user behaviors, like having hundreds of tabs open, but surely also contingent on the complexity of wedging a browser i
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by seism 2y ago
I too wish there was someone cutting their way through the Internet jungle to find the Scene, and report back to the rest of us. Pockets of vibrant, virtuous, inventive community about. They are, rightfully, protective of their hard-earned
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by seism 2y ago
Love to see a hack week project get this far. The timeline and signals features look awesome, and I can't wait to give this a try. Hope you also have thoughts (and a business model) for more private, ephemeral spaces - enabling short t
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Fast Radio Burst sheds new light on deep space signals(ras.ac.uk)
4 points by seism 3y ago|0 comments
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by seism 3y ago
This gem alone deserves a sizeable donation to the upkeep of the Internet Archive <3
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by seism 3y ago
Fantastic. I can't wait to see a whole forest of crowdsourced algorithmic plants. Is this connected to any scientific projects? A cool feature would be an AI botanist that tells you how likely your plant would survive, what's the
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by seism 3y ago
Do they have regulation and management of air space in the game? The whole aspect of 3D terrain management would appeal to me.
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by seism 3y ago
Very exciting thoughts here! I'm a more "traditional" coder and struggle with adapting to the metaphor of visual/node tools even though I acknowledge their power. I'm a fan of https://cables.gl which is
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by seism 3y ago
Hi Robin Hood. I wonder about the "continue their work without the pressure to generate financial returns" part. I don't see an expectation to work on non-commercial, or socially conscious, applications, just to commit to ope
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Five Paragraph Order (Wikipedia)(en.wikipedia.org)
3 points by seism 3y ago|0 comments
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by seism 5y ago
Inspirational story, and instructive of crucial it is to have people use your product - in this case for two years, before discovering a major design flaw.
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by seism 5y ago
It's all up to you and your team-mates to decide what the "right thing" to do is here, but thanks for bringing your concerns to the village square. I'm sure that you're not the only one with doubts on this topic. So
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by seism 5y ago
The 'Playground' link in the nav is broken, otherwise neat-o!
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Minimalist Program (Chomsky 1993)(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by seism 5y ago|0 comments
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by seism 5y ago
"It is not my world. Despite being called a 'keeper' I have no control here. I am an observer, capable perhaps of small assistance for the needs I see, or of compensating for the limitations of the manmade boundaries that I p
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by seism 5y ago
I wish the program didn't take itself so seriously. "Take a holiday from your day to day and take a trip to the land of joyful computing!" would be more like it, especially for a midsummer event. Anyone going to a Julia barca
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by seism 5y ago
I have used Workflowy and Trello on a lot of projects, both of which make drag-and-drop prioritizing and bucketing "fun". These days it's usually a quick HackMD shared with the team.
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by seism 5y ago
Reminds me of the great TiddlyWiki, a self contained, open source, and very hackable knowledge base. This project will be great for instruction and portable reproducible science, if it takes off. I'll give it a try and chip in via GitH
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by seism 6y ago
Cool! Bit out of my budget, but I can see this solving a pain point. I wonder what happens once the demo'ed app invokes canvas, WebGL or its own extensions?
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by seism 6y ago
There are a few photos at https://www.instagram.com/p/CLfUCmVrChY/

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