On the cheap, like a local, and without a lot of luggage
On the cheap, like a local, and without a lot of luggage.
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On the cheap, like a local, and without a lot of luggage.
In 1978, Brian Eno released Ambient 1: Music for Airports, a landmark album in ambient and electronic music. Although it wasn't the first ambient
I’m a huge fan of the Dvorak keyboard layout, but if there’s one thing I love more than “Evolved vs Engineered” solution debates, is that nothing wins the ”standardized” debate.
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I need to hit the emergency break.
"They would have eaten our whole house and probably the whole cul-de-sac if we didn't find those jelly beans."
Edit: Oh! Hello, there, HN . For context, we're talking about elementary school here. More importantly, I'm not arguing that students should get quick answers from encyclopedias instead of reading books and other primary sources. I'm arguing that Wikipedia is better than "a Google search," which is a position I will…
Here's how to download all of Wikipedia (6M+ articles) onto a USB flash drive for offline access. After hours of trying and failing, here's what worked for me
Ever heard of Leonardo Syndrome? If you’ve read Peter Burke’s excellent book, The Polymath,[^1] then you will have done, but if not: Leonardo Syndrome is...
And what it tells us about his creativity
something not often talked about is the barrier that seemingly exists between the self and other people. that almost impermeable barrier, where you try to co...
A software aesthetic for hackers with depression.
Is this anything?
I consider myself fairly “up” with popular trends. Perhaps I don’t know every celebrity crush, or every new thing that every TikTok…
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My year at Figma.
I've a confession… I've been seeing other todo lists
culture by algorithm in the 21st century
I think the average person knows that programming isn’t quite the same as it is in the movies. But, sometimes, it is.
One random day - someone spills the beans. They were picked to impersonate me and get a job using my information.
Some people in computing are famous, some are not. Sometimes the fame is proportional to their contributions to computing, sometimes it's not. That's how life and the world works: the winners write the history. Financial success and personal charisma are often deemed more interesting than quietly doing your work…