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oseph
6mo ago
Thanks, I was actually wondering why that image looked oddly familiar and pretty sure I remember seeing that book way back in my elementary years.
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oseph
6mo ago
My sibling used EC with my nieces and it worked really well! Took a bit of patience up front but the kids were basically potty trained within a few months of being born. They also used cloth diapers because accidents happen, but rarely so!
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oseph
1y ago
Congrats Tom!
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oseph
2y ago
Lovely article! It induced an unexpected feeling of nostalgia for me personally as I previously worked at an large public art gallery. I was part of the marketing team and my role focused mostly on the digital side: web updates and digital
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oseph
2y ago
likely the font you see in your browser is a fallback font (that differs from the author's) which does not support the `fi` ligature
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oseph
2y ago
Ah this is awesome! I really like how you handled the hair in these. I made something similar a few years back, pulling from a suite of random textures. https://holinaty.com/randomfaces/
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oseph
3y ago
After most of my Threads sessions, my feed is essentially full of "Posts from this user have been muted" after silencing all the force-fed clickbait garbage tossed my way. The interface is clean and light and honestly I like it. B
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oseph
5y ago
Damn.
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oseph
5y ago
Long-time illustrator here who has worked for various clients such as WIRED, Slack, etc etc. Here are my two rambly cents: Firstly, I think this article is almost spot on. One of the major culprits behind this issue of "flat illustra
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oseph
5y ago
I really hope Apple fixed the issue of wifi dropping out in iOS 14.5. It's been randomly dropping ever since iOS 13 (only device in the house that does), and I've been dinged by my provider in overage fees a few times because of
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oseph
6y ago
That video became very unexpectedly artsy in the end. Very cool. Also: I love seeing this sort of collaboration between researchers, artists, community, and so on. Inspiring!
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oseph
6y ago
Interesting. I want to believe this is the case, but I feel like it is still a bug/quirk. In Photoshop's preferences there is an option under File Handling to disable image previews, and toggling this seems to have no effect on wh
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oseph
6y ago
Here's a "cool" PSD quirk. Take a PSD that has many layers. Look at its filesize (mine is ~70mb). Add one layer to the PSD, fill it with white, and make it the topmost layer. Save it as a new PSD and compare the filesizes. Th
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Processing 4.0 Alpha3 Released
(processing.org)
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oseph
6y ago
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oseph
6y ago
Totally agree! My comment was intended to those travelling for recreational purposes.
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oseph
6y ago
I don't think you need an 8 ball to predict that you shouldn't travel during this global pandemic -- especially in the past 6 months when it's all hit the fan. Tough luck to those who get stranded, I say.
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oseph
6y ago
The secret is windows.
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oseph
6y ago
Too bad we can’t credit the artist/designer by name in these titles ;) Nice work, David C. Roy!
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oseph
6y ago
I really like Swift. Recently I've been using it as my "main" language in developing a macOS user interface for my MSc research project, and it has literally made developing fun! Great to see it getting more support outside o
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oseph
6y ago
Neat. I made my own abstract painting generator a while back, and is admittedly much more low-tech and produces mostly similar results. It doesn’t pull from a set of pre-existing images either ;) https://holinaty.com/generat
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oseph
7y ago
Thanks! And I completely hear you and totally agree re: unnecessary animations. In this case, I used the Masronry.js library for the thumbnail grid, and the unnecessary animation you speak of is mostly the result of that. Basically, it relo
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Show HN: ortFolio, a minimal website template for image-based portfolios
(gitlab.com)
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oseph
7y ago
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oseph
7y ago
As someone who's been working as an illustrator for the past 10+ years and is about to head into a comp sci master's program (gulp!), this is great and inspiring!
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oseph
7y ago
My favourite way to use Twitter is not using it.
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oseph
8y ago
Long time macbook user here who just received a used T450 in the mail last week. I bought it just to have access to a Windows machine and I plan to install linux onto it as well. Initial impressions: I really like it! Very solid little mach
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oseph
8y ago
I agree that this is pretty simple stuff for HN. BUT on that same note, I've actually done something similar but hopefully a bit more organic here: http://mondaysoups.ca/daily/029.html
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oseph
8y ago
front end stuff is fun! my playground: https://www.mondaysoups.ca
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oseph
8y ago
This is so much better than that silly cartoon they had before. Sure it was cute and fun, but for a modern language it felt so ... childish. As someone who works professionally as an illustrator and dabbles with code, this is just my two ce
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oseph
8y ago
What.
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oseph
9y ago
Interesting find.
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