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I see a lot of designers who are very creative but are creating artwork instead of interaction designs. The problem is: it sells. Customer wants a website, designer makes a peace of art, customer thinks it looks amazing, contracts are signe
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Here are some: https://youtu.be/5WX9UEYZsR8 https://youtu.be/M5S6cTQRoU4 He talks mostly about goals in life but I believe the principles are the same. Search keywords: jordan peterson goals
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That's why I prefer MAPS.ME (uses OpenStreetMap). It is a little slow but so is Google Maps nowadays. But OSM is way better imho. And MAPS.ME can download offline maps for different areas.
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Help the elderly, visit the lonely, feed the hungry. Maybe it's because I'm in my midlife crisis, but as I think how much time I put into hobbies I wonder how much good I could have done in the same time. But creating music, build
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Lately I listened to some talks of Jordan Peterson. There is a lot to say about his work but there is always a recurring theme: take time to think things through. And I believe in this time of constant distraction it is very hard to do this
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I never use a GPS because I just look on the map, remember where my destination is, and drive to it. But even before GPS there were a lot of people who could not navigate. For those people it is really great to have a navigation system. So
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As you can read in the article this is mostly a test case for new building methods. It's new, it will probably be widely used in the future so it is notable.
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It's almost poetic how the robot uses one of the most primitive forms of building a 'hut': stacking layers of mud. I believe a combination of printing prefab pieces at the site in a controlled environment could also be a grea
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Vanished in the sense of "we didn't find anything from them after that period (yet)". And as they lately discovered with home sapiens: it is very unlikely they went extinct but just 'merged'.
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Dutch bill requires updates for TV and phone (Dutch)
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There is a Joe Rogan podcast with David Fravor, a pilot who also saw it. I believe he explains it's all visual locking but there are a lot if different camera types. https://youtu.be/Eco2s3-0zsQ
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I do a lot of CG and don't agree with you. Yes you could recreate this in a few hours but cannot create this in a few hours. That's the big difference.
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There are so many models based on the ideas of Kay. But I got the feeling that the actor model (Carl Hewitt) is closest to what Kay meant. Am I right?
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In the Netherlands a lot of houses are sitting on wooden poles that stand on sand plates below the surface. The problem we have right now is drought. As long as wood sits below the water it will not rot. But since we had some very dry years
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I think what Cisco is trying to solve is to give users the possibility to connect to the device over a secure connection in case a user has no access to a signed certificate by an authority. So the user must still connect the self-signed ce
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So my IP address never ends up in their logs?
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So Google is hosting fonts because they are a nice company that is just providing us with free fonts? Think again. If you block tracking pixels you should also block the loading of external fonts. Extra bonus: fast loading pages. Some CDN a
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It's not about trusting a company. It's about wanting to know what will break if you start using a newer version of an API. And sometimes you also discover new features that can be really useful.
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Both don't say much without good changelog. But with semver you can say: ok, I want every new version up to a new minor version (all fixes). While with a date based version you don't know how 'breaking' the changes will
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(I'm Dutch) My original post: The strange thing is that all the weight of the ice is pulling our area down. When all that ice melts our area will be lifted up. So we won't notice much difference. Edit: some facts are that the sea
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Original title "One million ought to be enough for anybody". The proposal: https://lwn.net/ml/python-dev/93cf822c-4d67-b8f7-1d91-7d8053... ([Python-Dev] PEP proposal to limit various aspects of a Python
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For most part the lack of a crumple zone because the body is made of 'unbendable' steel. Airbags become useless when they handle all the impact of a crash. And how will they cut you out of your truck in case of an emergency? But
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A lot of cars today are designed around regulations and with aerodynamics in mind. For example in Europe you can't have a spoiler that could catch a cyclist. And it is prefered that there is room between the hood and motor in case of a
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True but he starts out by writing down his own experiences and the he suddenly changes to may and probably if it applies to most people.
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This is because most of them start with heavy investments. But when time has come to make their own money they will discover it is not so easy as thought.
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What almost always bothers me about Paul's essays is that he includes 'facts' like they apply to everyone. This is why I don't like most of his eesays. For example: "..but having kids may make one less ambitious.&qu
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I also had this with the Neanderthals paintings of Tom Bjørklund. Most of the time Neanderthals are rendered as ape like beings, but he draws them as humans. This made me think completely different about Neanderthals. A list of his work: h
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That it didn't help CA doesn't matter. What matters is that you can target specific people when you have a lot of money because Facebook gathers/gathered that data.
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Yes, as far as I know Phoenix LiveView is the same concept.
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"2. Entertained by how HN thinks ad targeting works (we don't want to know everything about YOU. we want to know basic info about all of our users.)" I'm sorry but this sounds so naive to me. As you say in your last para
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