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tunnuz
Optimisation scientist, migrant, programmer, learner, craftman, worrier, father of two. Designing and developing optimisation solutions.
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Zeldman was one of my heroes in the 00s. I would argue that the list could also include Eric Meyer (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eric_A._Meyer).
Had they been more more optimistic they would have called it MIDAS.
Honest.
That’s a very interesting thought. Presumably stuff like CRISPR will make our meat code open source and we’ll be able to deploy hot fixes ourselves.
I always assumed that it was something to do with people getting increasingly frustrated with the struggle of keeping up with stuff.
That's so cool, thanks for sharing this. I managed to do all of them, in the impossible one I identified correctly the area, but couldn't pinpoint the difference.
I should have waited to buy the 400 a few months ago.
I love it, I wonder if LLMs couldn't be used to generate some pictures.
This stuff will never not blow my mind.
I'd love to be able to make stuff like this, very cool!
Excellent program, the only real competitor to Photoshop. I kinda liked that they were independent.
:O
I played Renaissance and the following one on unofficial servers for about 6 years between 2003 and 2010. My offline and online friends would easily play 6-8 hours per day, and when we were offline we were talking about it. It was like a second life and an incredible escape, but looking back at it we were all addicted to it pretty badly. I get flashbacks and cravings to this day.
I wonder if this is why we generally experience making better decisions when we have habits that foster good quality sleep.
100%
It’s been taken down!
Same, what a cool piece of the Internet. I have nothing but love for it.
Good luck with the baby and congrats for the book. <3
AI for short?
I use Excalidraw for sketching with a similar outcome.
Can any of you billionaires save this?
I can still remember my ICQ number by heart, but have no access to it.
I studied physics-based rendering from a book by one of the two authors (T. A-M), and it was written excellently. I'll have a look at this for sure, as I need a refresher every now and again.
Does it rely heavily on python, or could someone use a different language to go through the material?
Aw.
Thanks for the recommendation. On a related note, I have enjoyed The Terror, inspired by the account of Sir Franklin’s lost expedition. Also the audiobook rendition is amazing.
Amazing! I love Vegemite ever since living in Australia. When we later moved to Vienna I bought some with me. My first born has never been anywhere near Australia but is addicted to butter and Vegemite on toast. We also use it to make vegan versions of Italian recipes requiring anchovies.
Same, but the way I read it is that now we know the “how”.
Props! Good luck with the app!