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Status – A Mobile Ethereum OS(status.im)
232 points by state 9y ago|119 comments
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A New Exoplanet May Be Most Promising yet in Search for Life(nytimes.com)
2 points by state 9y ago|0 comments
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Mother Earth Mother Board – Neal Stephenson (1996)(wired.com)
1 points by state 9y ago|0 comments
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by state 9y ago
That's exactly what makes the problem so interesting. The user experience of WeChat is clearly great, but that level of centralization really wouldn't fly over here.
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by state 9y ago
"WeChat defies the popular belief that growth is all about user growth. Instead they think about growth as increasing value (e.g., the number of tasks WeChat can do in the daily lives of users). Unlike other social products, WeChat doe
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by state 9y ago
What I love about Vadik is (what I see on his site) as his second principle: Think long term (like 30 years from now) I think that's the thing that always comes through in the spirit of his work. Not that the things he makes are alway
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LOT – A subscription-based service which distributes a basic set of clothing(lot2046.com)
135 points by state 9y ago|146 comments
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by state 10y ago
Would love a citation there, if you can find it.
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by state 10y ago
Someone just told me this yesterday, and I found it so interesting. I'd be so curious to know what he was writing / who he was writing for. Those must be some fantastic docs!
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by state 10y ago
I kept trying to click on the titles, thinking I'd get to at least see a repo or something.
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Goldbach Conjecture counterexample tester in Nock(urbit.org)
1 points by state 10y ago|0 comments
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by state 10y ago
I first met someone working on hypothes.is at a party about, I don't know, eight years ago? Ten years ago? They pitched me more or less this exact idea. It seemed interesting at the time. Is this really how long it takes to realize
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by state 10y ago
It's sort of an incredible exchange. Seems worth seeing on its own.
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by state 10y ago
I thought Steve wanted to put a "dent" in the universe. Not a "ding".
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by state 10y ago
"...a language of description (programming language) that serves as an interface between the models in the human mind and those in computing hardware" We do know what the models in our computing hardware look like, but do we actua
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by state 10y ago
I've been recommending this to people who don't have time to dive in to Curtis' work. It's a great introduction to his thinking.
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by state 10y ago
It's so true. That post is both thorough and correct, and thoroughly depressing. Luckily your parents probably don't have a lot of bitcoin to protect.
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by state 10y ago
Related, but not directly to the article: This post [1] from Kraken covers how to protect yourself from this kind of attack. It's quite thorough. Interesting even if this isn't a concern for you directly. 1 - http://b
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Introducing Āpas – water-as-a-service(medium.com)
2 points by state 10y ago|0 comments
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Status Alpha Release – A Mobile DApp Browser and Messenger for Ethereum(blog.status.im)
2 points by state 10y ago|0 comments
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by state 10y ago
That kind of magic just happens in cycles. We learn what was broken about the last thing and build a better one.
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Pilgrim – a combination of a bookmarklet and web-crawler(pilgrim.are.na)
5 points by state 10y ago|0 comments
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by state 10y ago
I'm not saying progress isn't happening — I'm saying that there's a big difference between a discipline and what interaction design is in 2016. I think these incremental steps are good, but it's going to take the
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by state 10y ago
As a designer, I agree completely. The problem is: interaction design really is a discipline in its absolute infancy. It's not graphic design. It's not engineering. It's not architecture. Pretty much anyone can just pick
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by state 10y ago
I first noticed that in Google Maps: https://www.google.com/maps/@37.7903791,-122.4318703,15z
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by state 10y ago
Somehow, no! Will check it out. Thanks!
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A Note on Smallness (2014)(verygoods.co)
1 points by state 10y ago|0 comments
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by state 10y ago
As someone who has been cooking Japanese food at home for years, it's fun to see this on the front page. One thing worth noticing is that most of the items discussed in this article are pretty tough to find in the US — even online, unl
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by state 10y ago
Could someone provide an example use case?
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by state 10y ago
For most well known spots there's http://surfline.com . Drones is an interesting idea. I suppose we're not quite there yet.

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