kayyalims

you're right! I mentioned it in the video, I think you're referring to Prezi. It still exists and now AI-powered :) My main issue with it is that presentations get repetitive quite quickly.

Dive deep into Matthew Fuller's 2003 essay, The Impossibility of Interface. This video uncovers the complex, often overlooked dimensions of interface design—where digital touchpoints go beyond simple connections, challenging the boundaries and assumptions that have shaped our digital landscape for decades.

Heya, the grid had some limitations as I was re-evaluating some features. Tried to keep things simple here as well. Where did you find the complexity in the new one on a laptop?

Great read! thanks for this.

Thanks for this. Can you provide examples? I'm still working on adjusting that.

Thanks, agreed makes a lot more sense to present it this way. I think I was trying to explain a lot of ideas I had while working on this to a point where things became either redundant of not helpful. I'll adjust the about section.

Thank you for this. Makes a lot of sense this way. I think I got way too much into unnecessary details.

Heya, maker here.

I understand your frustration and and sorry for the lack of clarity. Let me provide you with a brief explanation of what this is all about.

NodePad is really a simple experiment. The purpose of is to tackle the issue of inconsistent responses in Language Models (LLMs) and explore potential solutions through the user interface (UI).(hence the video, I understand though that it wasn't exactly helpful :) )

The tool itself is quite straightforward. It allows you to express your thoughts rapidly by typing them into the input field at the top. Once you've entered your thoughts, you can then further develop or question them individually using the brainstorming feature. You may connect them visually or just download the cancas as a markdown file.

a very simple space for stimulating serendipitous ideation.