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mkrecny
15d ago
very fun
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mkrecny
16d ago
why "apologies for twitter link"?
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mkrecny
2mo ago
I get that this is a good thing and long overdue - but the excitement here just underscores for me how expectations in Europe for Europe doing anything truly cutting edge are low.
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mkrecny
2mo ago
focusing is indeed so hard, couldn't even finish reading this post
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mkrecny
2mo ago
This points in the direction of a "what book should I read next?" tool. Inspired me to chase down rabbit holes about J.M Barrie (Peter Pan) and Slaughterhouse-Five (Vonnegut)
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mkrecny
2mo ago
one thing I noticed playing this: way easier with fingers on the keyboard (vs selecting characters with mouse) just typing out seemingly possible words per muscle memory / subconscious impulse
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mkrecny
1y ago
largely the fault of n8n
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The Benefits of AI Audit Logs for Maximizing Security and Enterprise Value
(credal.ai)
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mkrecny
3y ago
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mkrecny
4y ago
this : https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0756683/ ?
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mkrecny
4y ago
Came here to say this.
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mkrecny
5y ago
I'm sorry
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Walmart’s FinTech Hazel Acquires Even and One to Build Finance Super App
(pymnts.com)
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mkrecny
5y ago
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Palantir guns for startups, launches Palantir Foundry for Builders
(zdnet.com)
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5y ago
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mkrecny
5y ago
There isn't a defined one. See my response to qubex and the email exchange w/ Stephen Worlfram copied in this thread.
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mkrecny
5y ago
Below is an email exchange I had with Stephen Wolfram about Strange Binary in September '20. Hi Stephen - You changed and enriched my worldview when I read NKS over ten years ago in college, and I'm excited for your latest project
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mkrecny
5y ago
True!
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mkrecny
5y ago
Yes I understand this is a bit problematic.
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mkrecny
5y ago
Creator here. There is no defined objective. Perhaps that disqualifies it from being a 'game'. One hope I have had is that the game could be used to discovering interesting (turing complete or otherwise) rules that may have inform
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mkrecny
5y ago
I understand that it's visually unpleasant (not to mention potentially dangerous for epileptics). That said it's literally just a rendering of what the system rule dictates. Lower dynamism systems tend not to be as flashy.
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5y ago
Thanks for the feedback! > This kills my back button. What are you storing in the URL? The URL stores the system rule - the idea being that you can share it. The URL changes over time as you play because playing edits the system rule. J
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Show HN: Strange Binary – a cellular automata game
(strangebinary.com)
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mkrecny
5y ago
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Palantir and Gaia-X
(medium.com)
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mkrecny
6y ago
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mkrecny
6y ago
Really nicely done
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mkrecny
6y ago
The copy in the subtitle has an error "the most advance set of ..." should be "the most advanced ..."
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mkrecny
6y ago
Really cool. Does the calendar syncing go beyond iCloud?
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mkrecny
7y ago
The field?
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mkrecny
7y ago
I built the first version of Cusp about a year ago. It was a tool to help people host fasts (as in not eating). Quickly I came to the conclusion that ephemeral micro-communities are bigger than just the fasting use-case. Cusp is exploring e
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Show HN: Cusp – ephemeral, anonymous group SMS that you can paywall
(cusp.chat)
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7y ago
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Communiteering
(community.convv.com)
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mkrecny
7y ago
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mkrecny
8y ago
How does this compare to zeit (zeit.world)? I notice they support functions and identity.
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