joshdance

Thanks for commenting, and congrats on the launch!

How did you come up with the idea for Aries?

Amazing. Why doesn't Shopify built this natively?

I wrote the article, fun to find it here.

I thought about that quite a bit as I was researching. Image Generation Models were given an image and a caption. This allows CLIPT to work.

But then I thought, music actually has an official notation system of the Standard notation on 5-line musical staves.

Do you think this described the music? or merely informs how it is to be performed?

I think it is a fine number. In my experience people need a ton of reminders. More than you think. I would contact people multiple times and always someone would forget. If you are not top of their memory stack, they don't remember.

Frontier is promising to buy $925M of permanent carbon removal between 2022 and 2030.

They have criteria such as Permanence, Cost, Verifiability etc.

Seems like a great program and we need many more like it.

It is really fun to try to dock in 4:06 while the Interstellar docking soundtrack plays.

https://www.reddit.com/r/interstellar/comments/gmiwgh/no_tim...

Could be. I think the most interesting part of the article is that they have identified a limit of archeology. They discovered wealthy and powerful groups that don't exist according to archeology because they didn't leave behind buildings. The royal purple dye was very interesting as well.

Yeah I would look for confirmation or sources before I start sharing this.

Great points. So how does someone know which to chose?

Valid. :)

1. Artificial digital scarcity is usually not needed. 2. It costs an enormous amount of energy to create this artificial digital scarcity. 3. If you own an asset you can generate revenue from it. With NFTs you can't really. The only way to generate revenue is to sell the NFT, for increasingly higher sums. 4. Someone will be left holding the empty bag at the end.

If this has offline mode and fast search, I am in.

Interesting reading the replies.

Twitter is the most valuable social network that I participate on.

Friends, ideas, connections all come from finding people talking about things that are interesting to you.

Looks like it could be useful for creators, priced at $15 per month. I like the idea of resources to know how to change a number that is not where someone wants it.

Loved the section where he talked about technology the world needs.

I took each idea down and started taking notes on it.

https://joshdance.medium.com/request-for-technology-from-pat...

Landed! Then launched... again.

I bought the course and did the first day. It is pretty good so far. And definitely a great way to get yourself to actually work on the 'idea' you have had for a while. Dropping money motivate people, including me.

Grow.com is a great low-code / no-code option.

Anyone can use the graphical transforms to 'write' SQL and you can pull all the data into the provided data warehouse so don't have to set that up.

Is is not cheap, but it is powerful. I work there, happy to answer any questions.

Grow.com supports both 3rd party, as well as SQL database. It doesn't run SQL directly on your db, but pulls it into the provided data warehouse.

I work at Grow, happy to answer any questions.

Nice article. I think the diagram at the end is the most interesting. Do you have any other examples of similar diagrams?

It is a parable. Not real.

I hate this parable.

There is no art teacher that did this. I wish we could find real examples instead of this fake one.

What is blue ammonia? Paywall on the article.

Website is down.

Same question. How do I buy a share?

Hadn't ever heard of him before today, but now I want to know more about his work.

Pellet stoves are almost 100% automatic. Pellets can be produced from junk wood, and if we really wanted more wood, we could plant and harvest the forests.

yes please

I wanted to like this article but it was all over the place. More attention was paid to the color schemas than how the airplanes were actually captured.

Do you name your blog posts in a way that people searching for what you wrote about can find it?

I get 5k views on my articles each week just from search traffic.