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Code Shufflin'(robinrendle.com)
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Worlds: Mutability with Control(jimmyhmiller.github.io)
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Bacterial World(oum.ox.ac.uk)
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What Is Software Anyways? Where Does It Exist?(jimmyhmiller.github.io)
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Lessons Learned from Burning Things(anildash.com)
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Advent of Papers: Elephant 2000(jimmyhmiller.github.io)
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Advent of Papers (2024)(jimmyhmiller.github.io)
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Advent of Svelte(svelte.dev)
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Why does everyone sing "caught in the middle" like that? [video](youtube.com)
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AI-Powered Robot Talks a Dozen Showroom Bots into 'Quitting Their Jobs'(latintimes.com)
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Middle-Earth world update – biomes alpha(forum.outerra.com)
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This. I’ve known a TV that was in more or less daily use for over 30 years. Not sure why we stopped expecting that from electronics.
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by tobr 2y ago
> Just a single example of "Javascript" written on a spec sheet of some product would be enough to defend the trademark. Is that really true? Doesn’t it have to be used as a trademark? If they just mention the programming lan
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by tobr 2y ago
> I trust my doctor and my doctor trusts their sibling, but I don't necessarily trust their sibling. Isn’t that because that’s a different type of trust? For example, you trust your doctor to give you decent medical advice, and they
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by tobr 2y ago
Happy that someone else also spotted this.
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Completely agree. It’s what Edward Tufte calls a slopegraph. His canonical example is surprisingly similar to the data used here. His one design is better than any of these 100 - it shows the actual numbers, and removes the unnecessary vert
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Against the Dark Forest(wrecka.ge)
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The Arecibo Message, Earth's First Interstellar Transmission, Turns 50(scientificamerican.com)
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by tobr 2y ago
Great write up, excellent explorables. I skimmed some parts so forgive me if this was covered, but I wonder what happens with overlapping shapes in this approach. For example, a white background with a black disc and then a white disc of th
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Don't Call It a Substack(anildash.com)
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The domain name? Or a trademark?
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Apologies for an insubstantial complaint, but there are just too many things called “Nova” (or its Greek counterpart, “Neo”). I get it, it’s new, but isn’t there anything more specific or unique to reflect in the project name?
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Is there a way to push back on the complexity of the web?(macwright.com)
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The Great Migration to Bluesky Gives Me Hope for the Future of the Internet(404media.co)
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Safari iOS.
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That’s not the problem, although it doesn’t make it better.
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This could be a nice distraction, but unfortunately the interaction latency makes it feel so sluggish I can’t get into flow.
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by tobr 2y ago
> "Wait, did you really take 350 photos between May and November? That's a lot!" I can’t imagine that’s considered a lot these days? I took 13499 photos in the same period.
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Zarf Photographs(blog.zarfhome.com)
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by tobr 2y ago
The base model with 16GB RAM and 256GB SSD is $599. Upgrading to 32GB RAM is $400 and upgrading to 512GB SSD is $200, for a total of $1199. Simply buying two Mac mini is, of course, $1198. So I guess the value of the rest of the machine is

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