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Grid First, Flex Third(alex.party)
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by tobr 2y ago
On topic, this excellent video essay (?) that’s been making the rounds recently[1]. Highly recommended. 1: ”For-Profit (Creative) Software” by EndVertex https://youtu.be/I4mdMMu-3fc
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by tobr 2y ago
For people outside the US: would you travel to the US now? What if your employer asked you to do it - what would you say? How do you feel about conferences and events held in the US?
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You should know this before choosing Next.js(eduardoboucas.com)
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by tobr 2y ago
Also still seems to have a hard time consistently drawing pentagons. But at least it does some of the time, which is an improvement since last time I tried, when it would only ever draw hexagons.
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Can generative AI write contextual text descriptions?(tetralogical.com)
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Infinite Mac OS X(blog.persistent.info)
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The Cybernetic Teammate: A Field Experiment on Generative AI Reshaping Teamwork(papers.ssrn.com)
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The Cybernetic Teammate(oneusefulthing.org)
44 points by tobr 2y ago|14 comments
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by tobr 2y ago
This is known as Baumol’s cost disease, fwiw.
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Ride the Wave(fs.blog)
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emoji-test.txt(unicode.org)
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ChatGPT Would Be a Decent Policy Advisor(maggieappleton.com)
2 points by tobr 2y ago|2 comments
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by tobr 2y ago
I keep coming back to this point. Lots of jobs are fundamentally about taking responsibility. Even if AI were to replace most of the work involved, only a human can meaningfully take responsibility for the outcome.
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by tobr 2y ago
He does mention rear-projection TVs.
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by tobr 2y ago
Motorcycle forks look rather similar, though.
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by tobr 2y ago
Reminds me of Yamaha, pianos and motorcycles sharing name and logo.
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by tobr 2y ago
Have you tried chewing on them?
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Is the Button Focusable?(matuzo.at)
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Improve microscope resolution with an LED array and Fourier Ptychography [video](youtube.com)
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by tobr 2y ago
I asked it if it could whisper, and it replied in full voice, ”I’m whispering to you right now”.
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by tobr 2y ago
> Nope. Not doing that. Why? I’ve started to use rlh as my base unit for almost everything, and it’s great as it automatically gives your whole design consistent vertical rhythm.
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I Don't Like Sand(daverupert.com)
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Pay What the Temperature Is(draknek.itch.io)
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by tobr 2y ago
Can it really be seen as deprecating an old version when it’s a brand new app?
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Hyperspace(hypercritical.co)
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by tobr 2y ago
I believe this approach was pioneered in CSS.
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by tobr 2y ago
Great points! To be clear, I was not trying to say that automated and strictly enforced bureaucracy is a good thing. The bureaucracy of the form is very efficiently implemented. That's mostly not a good thing (or at least it often ha
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by tobr 2y ago
That seems a little backwards. I'm not sure exactly what you mean with making bureaucracy less efficient, but form validation is an example of automated, technologically enforced bureaucracy - in some sense, it's a more efficien
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by tobr 2y ago
Are you talking about the man who does Nazi salutes from the bottom of his heart? A good person?

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