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Love this, mechanics and music are great!

One suggestion would be to not care what key is pressed, maybe just have any key change direction?

please tell me there's pictures

This is the first I had heard of "Turbo encabulator". Couldn't resist https://chat.openai.com/share/f32f5b22-0e3c-4228-ba8b-b90684...

Extropic Funding announcment: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38517578

Nothing here yet: https://github.com/extropic-ai

visionOS UI unsurprisingly still feels very tethered to a stationary AR model (i.e. mostly on couch / at table use cases). Of course hard to tell without trying it, but even if this had full day battery and wasn't a glowing please rob me sign, wearing this while navigating some outdoor spatial environment with the current OS seems like a great way to break an ankle. Maybe they have some gesture or accelerometer-based trigger to do the equivalent of Mission Control's "desktop" to minimize everything except for the camera pass-through so a person can safely walk around their house.

Seems like if it is eventually going to become outdoor-friendly OS, it would need to minimally be multi-mode for stationary vs. moving user, where when moving there's more minimal overlay (maybe like Anon [1] hopefully minus the dystopian hellscape).

3D camera + spatial audio is probably most interesting near term thing for me in this version, will be interesting to see how people use that to record and share immersive experiences.

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xuaa4hJVC5s

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This is awesome. Do you mind sharing the json data source you're using for the NBA data?

Hadn't heard of SuperMemo / spaced learning before and has been awesome reading about it tonight, especially relating to personal note-taking. That said, one thing about QCVC I'm not wild about (so far) is the amount of meta content / sales pitching it leads with. Like, I get it, you wanna convince people of the value of this approach, but I'd prefer a version that just did the thing (teach the basics of QC) instead of spending so much time talking about teaching you the thing. Its like if I was reading a textbook and it spent half of the time talking about why I should do / engage with the exercises... ideally the method / process should be self-justifying and not need to make a case for itself. I get that QCVC was geared towards proving the concept, so I guess just hoping if this starts getting used by other authors, they implement just the process rather than spend an inordinate amount of time talking about it.

File under something a 90 year old who has avoided learning to use a computer/tablet would ask their grandchild to invent. Truly creative way to waste a lot of paper and infringe on copyright!

"[Read more ==>]" broken https://spritelyproject.org/(unquote%20(post-uri%20site%20po...)

I think quaid would be good, you know because of Randy Quaid and also because of Total Recall

yeah or its just a tired aesthetic? guess its cool yr getting all transcendent with it tho lol

honestly pretty devastated that there isn't actually a new <clippy> tag

My bet is the league will make an example out of him and force sale of his share of ownership of the Warriors https://www.instagram.com/p/ByX_076gKD3/

yikes

Undoubtedly: http://internetkholeblog.tumblr.com/

Without a doubt: http://internetkholeblog.tumblr.com/

#dootprint

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What the world needs now is on demand bread.

they're both semantic, its just that one splits it between tag names and class structure and the other puts it all in the class structure.

blog post

they're just gonna concentrate on content/media sharing via url, and that isn't necessarily big-company driven. people sharing links and talking about them etc.

great idea and approach.

might be worth adding way to have the community mark a tab as complete. the couple i checked other than the tutorial ones weren't finished.. made the experience frustrating. i know its early and coverage will only improve, but that might help smooth out that process.

Really like the potential in crowdfunding of science as a way to get more people interested in science. Would be interesting to see rewards tailored for aspiring scientists. This research-topic is probably too controversial to directly associate with high school and younger students but letting them sponsor research projects in exchange for a lab tour / tutorial would be an interesting way to get young people more interested in research.

Gamification 4evr

$markup .= 'You've got my vote, Little Face Mitt.';