hendersonreed

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by hendersonreed 4d ago
You might enjoy the reviews at https://adamapples.blogspot.com/
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by hendersonreed 14d ago
> Pair programming once in a while can be incredibly valuable. > a world of stress and overstimulation yeah so I think the thing here is that one of these is an objective outcome of pairing, and the other one is a personal preference.
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HTML Day 2026(2026.html.energy)
5 points by hendersonreed 1mo ago|0 comments
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Social media algorithms: accumulated aesthetic artifacts(henderson.lol)
4 points by hendersonreed 2mo ago|0 comments
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by hendersonreed 2mo ago
> One of those rare artifacts that changed the world. It's so enriching to see one of these artifacts - I don't think it's quite possible to understand the feeling without seeing one of them in real life. A really memorabl
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by hendersonreed 3mo ago
This is also how conveyor-belt sushi restaurants near me calculate your bill - the plates are different colors, and each color has a price associated with it.
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by hendersonreed 5mo ago
This isn't a blogpost with a particular focus, it's a newletter update for people who follow this person.
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by hendersonreed 6mo ago
It hides your voice, and shortcuts your thinking process, because your editing is when you actually evaluate what you think! When using LLMs to write, the temptation to avoid actually thinking about what you're communicating is too muc
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by hendersonreed 6mo ago
there's a great blogpost explaining the creator's inspirations in hypercard also: https://beyondloom.com/blog/sketchpad.html
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by hendersonreed 7mo ago
It says: > HTML5/Canvas export — Export to self-contained HTML5 with JavaScript Canvas 2D playback.
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by hendersonreed 7mo ago
Looking through the website of the course, it's not really a general computer science course - it "explores the use of graphics in art, design and visualization contexts" and is part of the digital art program. Quite a reason
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The Syn-Tea-Sizer(ingridmurphy.com)
3 points by hendersonreed 2y ago|1 comments
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by hendersonreed 2y ago
Look at Japan - schools in Tokyo are extremely space-efficient (like most of Tokyo) and have innovations like rooftop playgrounds (with high, safe fences).
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by hendersonreed 2y ago
I've had this thought about public transit quite often. We're all very familiar with induced demand when it comes to widening highways and other car-centric infrastructure. Why don't we try to induce demand on public transit?
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by hendersonreed 2y ago
Have you been to Japan? Elevators are quite common, and in most of the buildings with multiple levels and restaurants on higher levels. Elevators are smaller there. But I think the cost of building is lower there, for a variety of reasons
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by hendersonreed 3y ago
I think there might end up being a greater division between "IRL places you really need to be IRL to enjoy" and "IRL places that are good enough in VR." A beach seems like the former, and cities and minor attractions see
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by hendersonreed 3y ago
I assume you mean a fresh "bell pepper"? In American English paprika refers just to the dried spice, while the rotund and mild peppers are bell peppers. But you can definitely add either to a stock. The fresh pepper will add (if r