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Comment #34901300
There’s also www.rive.app
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Comment #34137445
I found it rather enjoyable, but a click bait title will definitely get you further in this age of the internet
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Comment #29635279
https://rive.app is a free tool to create animations that integrates with a number of 'player libraries' (aka runtimes) that support most modern platforms. Rive focuses more on int…
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Comment #29192880
Tbh I was 100% expecting it with all the shortages and chip crunched. Hardware is hard, no way around it If anything, I appreciate the transparency
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Comment #29138286
Waning immunity seems to affect only the probability of getting infected. Vaccine effectiveness against serious disease, hospitalization, and death are still very high. So, maybe b…
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Comment #28340796
Tesla FSD should be up there
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Comment #25789673
He makes some good points in the talk, but omg what a troll he is. Also on Twitter he's been a jerk to so many people, I really don't understand. If he's looking for what's wrong w…
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Comment #25473579
It's very close-minded to believe that having a common phrasebook to solve common problems can be described as a "code smell". Design Patterns are tools in a box, aiming to create …
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Comment #24597540
The comment section shows one thing about these type of articles: you can't have a "one size fits all" solution for these types of things. Some people like it one way, some like it…
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Comment #23204727
Loved this book! Reads really well. Author here: https://twitter.com/munificentbob/
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Comment #20765885
I see the same response everywhere on TypeScript: when a project becomes big enough, it's a good way to keep it under control. And I tend to agree: types can be annoying, but when …
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Comment #20401895
After having read Sapiens I realized that there's something deeply disturbing about it all, though. The fact that Harari seems to think that everything is just a 'story' that we te…
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Comment #20232140
Any tips on how to handle reading through more technical books?
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Comment #19293707
This is so fascinating!
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Comment #18381361
Paul Graham's blog is still full of pearls, thanks a lot for sharing. One thing that I think is missing in his essay is the fact that Wittgenstein in the end also realized that phi…
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Comment #18073528
Philosophize This! is really an incredible take on older and more modern philosophy. Stephen West is a great story teller and every episode is very well curated and researched. Cou…
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Comment #17876213
The reason they didn't leave sooner? The "Beehive Effect". Paul Graham said it in one of his essays, Steve Jobs in an interview. Essay: http://www.paulgraham.com/siliconvalley.html…
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Comment #17652265
Really fascinating! Insatiable curiosity, and a wider perception even as time passed in his life, Leonardo is truly remarkable
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Comment #17642759
Great video that showcases the Pilot Wave idea: https://youtu.be/WIyTZDHuarQ I really do hope that we can find a way to make sense of everything in Physics, but Bohm's description …
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Comment #17535844
Very interesting read! He might've made some big mistakes during his tenure, but if Microsoft's still there it's also his merit
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Comment #16684360
This is essentially how I feel also about Computer Science: resilience is the best quality that an aspiring mathematician can possess!
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