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iamwil
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About iamwil
Longform: https://interjectedfuture.com
Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/iamwil
Previously:
Podcasting: The Technium https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCl_rEKDGBw4myn0uOnPxYsg
https://pulley.com - Cap table management software
https://dirtprotocol.com - Token Curated Registries in Crypto (defunct)
https://helmspoint.com - Deploy Keras ML models (defunct)
https://www.pebble.com - Smartwatches (defunct)
https://cubehero.com - Github for 3D printed models (only blog is left)
http://noteleaf.com - Rapportive for meetings (YC W11)
https://techcrunch.com/2008/10/23/frogmetrics-handheld-surveys-you-might-actually-want-to-fill-out/ (YC S08)
Made VR demos. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GQAFp4_P6bM&list=PLPDqpcNm-N2cXTL31pcnBEISlFcCxDb6W
Is it recession? https://isitrecession.com
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Was "Self‐Portrait as a Drowned Man" thought of as great art at the time it was taken in 1840? Or was its status as great art a retroactive judgement with the perspective of time b…
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Comment #49170067
Would you be able to pick out an example of "good photography as art" in the first 6 years of photography's existence, given generative media has been around for about 6 years? Doe…
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Comment #49169413
Your quick take lacks perspective. Photography wasn't always viewed to be art. Critics called photography "slop" in its infancy for a long while. See Charles Baudelaire for his 180…
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Comment #49168958
Charles Baudelaire argued photography could not be considered a fine art because it merely produced mechanical replicas of reality without input from human imagination. He called p…
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Comment #49168884
Exactly my point. People simply weren't alive in the beginning of a medium, so they think how it is now is how it was always so. For the first 20 to 30 years of film, people disreg…
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Comment #49167806
Would photography discourage OP from reading a blog? Should I hand-paint my imagery? If I am the type of person that would use a camera, then maybe I'd be the type of person to hir…
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Comment #49059475
What should an ESP32 with a display cost? It seems like the chip itself is a couple bucks, but the combo of ESP32 + display is around $40. Is there a way to do it cheaper? Put it t…
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Comment #49059444
Is it a real physical cartridge? How do you get the source code off the cartridge at the end? Or does it give you a passcode to a git repo or…like an NFT with access to the source?…
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Comment #49055324
Other people have expressed interest too. Will let you know when I'm done.
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Comment #49055319
It's not building itself, though I did build a harness. It's a collaborative workspace for humans and AI.
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Comment #49055293
What I really want, is a plane that can load passengers like containers--or like a rollercoaster car. Of course, it should be comfortable. I just mean that the passenger compartmen…
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Comment #49033768
I've been building and running my software factory for 8 months now. Granted, there's no automated pulling down tasks and pushing PR right now (soon!). But after specifying what I …
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Comment #48989946
For those interested in incremental systems, I recommend checking out DBSP. I thought it was pretty neat.
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Comment #48989921
https://www.scattered-thoughts.net/writing/an-opinionated-ma... Can help map out the landscape.
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Comment #48843318
Anyone tried tangle as a replacement? Verdict?
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Comment #48810014
I think Evan's pointing at something, and everyone's looking at the finger. I don't think this is really about Elm at all, but the preparation for Acadia. In his talk, Economics of…
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Comment #48165965
I think I've always called this "Ontology is hard". It's genuinely useful when it's used as a tool for clarification. It's constraining when it's used as a tool for modeling.
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Comment #48080628
You didn't need to say anything. Plenty of people would have stepped up to defend you. Now, the sarcasm looks defensive. This could be another blog post in a couple months.
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Comment #47971009
If this works with writing, it should also work with code. `git blame` should be enough training data to de-anonymize open source programmers. Maybe that'd be addition information …
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Comment #47859545
Blow originally did Order of Sinking Star as a quick side project. He thought that by using these pre-existing games as a starting point, he'd get it done quicker. But then he deci…
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Comment #47859526
It's a puzzle maker's puzzle game. The reason why it's so lauded is because the design is so tight. Kinda like how there's certain buildings the public thinks is ugly, but architec…
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Comment #47859481
LMGTFY. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sokoban