hot_cereal

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by hot_cereal 2y ago
how does one divorce the belief that technology can be a force for good from the reality that the gatekeepers are so committed to being the most evil they can be
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by hot_cereal 2y ago
It's fun, reminds me of an early version of Semantle. Font size as a proximity indicator is a neat idea but also kind of annoying in practice, because it's hard to have an intuitive understanding of how close or far you are. Woul
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by hot_cereal 3y ago
maybe that imbalance becomes an advantage? rather than a discus, maybe a hammer toss style throw?
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by hot_cereal 3y ago
thinking about it, I actually like this comparison. You make a good point, in that the physical keyboard is a more accurate tool. But that doesn't mean it doesn't have drawbacks. The advantage of the digital screen is the cust
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by hot_cereal 3y ago
I don't hate that Tesla tried to do something different with indicators. I think there are some issues with how stalks work, and thinking about how to make cars better and safer is good. Complicated stalks that make adjusting your wip
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by hot_cereal 3y ago
Amongst the other examples, IoT. 10 years ago it was still in its infancy. As an example, Amazon didn't acquire Ring until 2018. beyond just smart home stuff, payments like Apple and Android Pay impact daily life. The EV boom is also
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by hot_cereal 3y ago
Totally get where you're coming from, but it's also kinda splitting hairs. Being reasonable is part of being intelligent. Surrounding yourself with intelligent people doesn't necessarily mean "surround yourself with the