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ftrsprvln
10mo ago
[Sometime in the near future] The world's starved for authenticity. The last original tweet crowned a God... then killed the kid chasing that same high. Trillionaires run continent-wide data centers, endlessly spinning up agents that h
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10mo ago
When it infers illicit intent, it "corrects" you by biasing the output: a misclick here, a poisoned verb there... phantom intention drift™ injected into your parietal lobe milliseconds before your conscious even boots.
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10mo ago
The year is 2032. My smart fridge started A/B testing scents to reduce snacking. I ate a carrot and felt promoted.
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2y ago
Really appreciate the use of technology to make sites like these accessible to the world at large. Just wanted to share that I am in the middle of a very similar project with a high profile client & the workflow we settled on has loosel
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The Interactive Book
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6y ago
UX is often thought of as solving an issue "for the user", which dismisses or redirects attention from the communication problem onto the individual. No one reframes it, nor should they, as solving engineer/developer "la
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GPU Accelerated Voronoi
(weigert.vsos.ethz.ch)
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A Journey Into Product Design
(futuresupervillain.com)
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Visualizing 2D Cyclic Cellular Automata
(futuresupervillain.com)
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Unity Scene Tools: Useful workflow scripts for artists
(github.com)
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Unordered List 004 F/ Simon Alexander-Adams
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7y ago
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Unordered List Issue 002 – The Crossroads
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7y ago
I'm super, super grateful to our public libraries and the amazing resources they offer— coming from an immigrant farm-laboring family in a tiny (<1000 population) town, our equally tiny library introduced me to computers in the 8th
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8y ago
Absolutely. I'm fortunate enough to have had the opportunity once or twice to try it out in the Pacific NW area and was floored by how sore I was the day after. Wish it was a more accessible sport in terms of economics.