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jongala

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    Comment #49212885

    Very nice post, I think it captures and expresses things that many people in the software and design worlds have thought about a lot in the last couple of years. I don't fully agre…

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    Comment #48212413

    Relatedly, Marcin Wichary wrote a nice post about using FFT to remove moiré and halftone effects when scanning images that were printed with halftones. It's from 2021: Moiré no Mor…

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    Comment #45390827

    Hilary Hahn did the same thing a few years ago. In one case, played a movement from a sonata that wasn't in the program, and in another replayed a movement from earlier. Both very …

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    Comment #44866089

    I don't know if they were the first but I think of 37signals and Basecamp as the ones that first nailed the multi-column/highlighted plan form of design that has become so dominant…

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    Comment #38848526

    I played around with some similar ideas, it's a really interesting corner of generative art, with lots of prior work. For mine, I make fields by superimposing a bunch of harmonic f…

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    Comment #34837974

    > Super Resolution is used in many fields like surveillance, medical industry, forensic and satellite imaging applications. Computer, generate a list of applications where technolo…

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    Comment #34651449

    OK nice. A symlink will go a long way for the average user. The way I read the article it seemed like they would rely solely on the Locations list in finder sidebars.

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    Comment #34651185

    IMO the other really big deal here is that ~/Library is a hidden folder by default. For most users Dropbox will only be exposed under the "Locations" section in finder sidebars. Th…

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    Comment #33330570

    I'm not trying to talk you out of any criticisms of the OS, but just FYI: you can drag files onto app icons in cmd-tab, too. Start dragging, hit cmd-tab, and then hold cmd. The app…

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    Comment #32924549

    I agree, it feels like a missed opportunity to not explore this. I'd love to see an analysis of the swirl design (or other commonly used manufacturer patterns), with the edges roun…

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    Comment #30169690

    Engadget did a story around this a while back, apparently. It has less from Okuda, but some different details and other links and examples: https://www.engadget.com/2015-12-04-casi…

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    Comment #14628401

    It will be around for a while, as noted in the comments on the article: IEEE 1394B was used in the F-22 and F-35, so unless those are retrofitted the standard will be propped up in…

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    Comment #9625099

    I don't understand the suggestion that cooperation and complex social systems are the province of primates. Haven't they heard of dogs, cats, pigs, deer, or the countless other ani…

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    Comment #9347888

    Yeah that's how I'm reading it but then I guess the question then becomes whether the projections were made specifically with a hedge fund strategy in mind or if they would have be…

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    Comment #9347657

    Can someone clarify this? Because the article explains: > "Over the last 10 years, the return on those “public asset classes” has surpassed expectations by more than $2 billion, ac…

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    Comment #9005890

    This is nice, a more attractive alternative to http://www.canistream.it It would be great to be able to set buy/rent/stream filters alongside selecting providers. If you know you d…

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    Comment #8957761

    I love it. Ever since I saw a recreation of Fallingwater in the Half Life engine (1), I thought this would be the future of architectural design (or at least delivering design to c…

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    Comment #8878105

    So two very different thoughts here, and I basically agree with both: yes, there is still a place for simple, mostly analog, NA powered sports cars, and yes, it is a distortion of …

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    Comment #8865875

    Yeah, exactly — once you have an electric motor/generator and an energy store, the whole game changes because you can approach the power sync problem of lag in new ways. Also, the …

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    Comment #8447629

    The main thing that helps me is being interested in the technology itself. The actual sport as it plays out is highly optimized/refined, as you say, but if you’re interested in wha…

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    Comment #7678260

    Most startups fail; most apps don't succeed to the hopes or expectations of their creators. Just because industry has started taking design seriously doesn't mean we should suddenl…

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    Comment #7490146

    Very interesting, thanks! I've seen some apparently decorative ink traps before but hadn't really seen fonts really built around them. And good find on Register -- I think part of …

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    Comment #7489518

    NBC used a face with insanely big ink traps in their titles for Sochi coverage. It looked like a modified version of Stratum. They looked really strange to me on screen. I'll see i…

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    Comment #6952845

    The problem with race-level fuel restriction is you get drivers managing their pace over the course of the race, which can lead to strategies that people find boring. Or worse, the…

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    Comment #6834083

    Looks nice. Also out there, if you didn't know, is Preceden, which I have enjoyed using. http://www.preceden.com