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by audreyt 3mo ago
Happy user here, pairing it with Composer 2.5, with Fugu Ultra as advisor and Fugur as planner. For scope/architecture it’s on par with useful Fable-style orchestration than one chat thread. I've been shipping production on archiv
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by audreyt 4y ago
I also got a significant speedup after the rewire (without looking at the prompt.) OTOH, I was consciously visualizing the mirrored position of the target circle on screen and navigating toward that without looking at the mouse cursor, so m
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by audreyt 5y ago
Well, that would be offering respect while asking for disrespect... which is also a form of external validation.
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by audreyt 5y ago
By offering respect without the need to receive respect in return.
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by audreyt 5y ago
Yes it really is! From October 2019: https://github.com/Raku/problem-solving/pull/89#pullrequestr...
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by audreyt 7y ago
I still actively code. Most of the gov tech we deploy in Taiwan is based on civic tech, re-packaged to run on sandstorm.io (CodiMD is a good example). We also rely heavily on Pol.is and Rocket.chat. Other than that, a lot of it is just auto
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by audreyt 7y ago
"Digital Minister in charge of Social Innovation, Open Government and Youth Engagement".
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by audreyt 7y ago
It was Pugs. :-)
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by audreyt 8y ago
Thanks James! We just published the office hour transcript: https://sayit.pdis.nat.gov.tw/2018-08-22-james-lee-visit (as a radically transparent Minister, all visits and all internal meetings I chair are published on the in
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by audreyt 8y ago
It's a fair question. The Ministry of Education's interpretation for its use of ND clause scopes specifically to the individual items, not the compilation: "The use of words, radicals, strokes, glyphs, phonetic readings and i
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by audreyt 8y ago
Indeed, We the People was one of the earliest inspirations of the Join platform. After I joined the cabinet as the Digital Minister, we have iterated on it quite a bit: https://civichall.org/civicist/what-vtaiwan-teache
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by audreyt 9y ago
Here in Taiwan, we also offer free Wi-Fi access across the High Speed Rails system (~180mph, ~200 miles of coverage), reliable enough even in tunnels, as of this year.
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by audreyt 10y ago
That setup actually works really well; its predecessor GX700 was one of the few previous-gen laptops that can drive HTC Vive _and_ Oculus Rift (adapters required) at the same time. https://plus.google.com/+AudreyTang/po
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VTaiwan: Public Participation Methods on the Cyberpunk Frontier of Democracy(civichall.org)
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by audreyt 11y ago
Uber and Airbnb participated in the vTaiwan e-deliberation process, with quite different results — https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qbdvvStfWT0&list=PLdwQWxpS51... explains the crowd-policymaking process in 14 minutes.
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by audreyt 11y ago
The process leading to this was documented here: https://blog.pol.is/vtaiwan-uberx/ Registration was cited as one of the six consensus items by the e-deliberation process, and so far the only one that Uber has not yet
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The Day After Tomorrow (Blaise Agüera Y Arcas and Audrey Tang)(sayit.archive.tw)
1 points by audreyt 11y ago|0 comments
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Lessons learned from open source communities(medium.com)
2 points by audreyt 11y ago|0 comments
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Challenges for Taiwan’s Civic Hackers in 2016(medium.com)
3 points by audreyt 11y ago|0 comments
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by audreyt 11y ago
https://www.npmjs.com/package/safety-lens https://www.fpcomplete.com/school/to-infinity-and-beyond/pic...
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by audreyt 11y ago
I use that technique too — inspired from Taoist meditation. The effect is rather like running /usr/bin/top on the mind.
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Uber responds to vTaiwan’s coherent blended volition(blog.pol.is)
1 points by audreyt 11y ago|0 comments
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by audreyt 11y ago
This means that the latin character width is roughly half of character height, so "full-width" square CJK ideographs fits exactly as the width of two "half-width" latin characters. (Wider monospace fonts would typically
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Interview with Audrey Tang, part 1(perlhist.com)
47 points by audreyt 11y ago|1 comments
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by audreyt 12y ago
> For the scale of a Sandstorm app, it makes tons of sense to switch to sqlite, which mostly solves this problem. :) Case in point: EtherCalc, which usually runs with Redis storage, deliberately uses the fallback "toy" JSON fil
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by audreyt 12y ago
Reasonably easy: https://github.com/gitlabhq/gitlab-recipes/blob/master/impor...
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by audreyt 12y ago
EtherSheet's UI for worksheets and column/row label context menus are both nice ideas — I'll work on integrating them into EtherCalc. :-)
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by audreyt 12y ago
Zero, which is why lasers would help — moving leftward (i.e. more machine-like) is one of the three ways out of the uncanny valley.
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by audreyt 12y ago
Yes, it would be a derivative work, but considered as a media-format conversion, and/or a Collection, not an Adaptation (i.e. ND is fine with this kind of use). The relevant clause in https://creativecommons.org/license
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by audreyt 12y ago
Rasterize at 900dpi, then? Even on small devices that would support a ~3x zoom without compromising visual quality versus vector. In EPUB3 readers with full <canvas> support one can translate the paint primitives via pdf.js into JS, t

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