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Collaboration(twitter.com)
2 points by reb 1mo ago|0 comments
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Gwern's Guardian Angels(twitter.com)
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On Creativity(twitter.com)
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by reb 2mo ago
Even in the absence of designers' desire to play with established UI: humans respond positively to a mix of accessible novelty and familiar patterns. Knowing when to apply novelty and when to apply the familiar is the game.
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by reb 2mo ago
The advent of thinking machines only replaces human thinking if humans choose to stop thinking.
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by reb 2mo ago
Let me know what you think!
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by reb 2mo ago
Just published the first version of cardspark_ui [1], a library of polished, themable UI components for TCG apps. Kind of like shadcn for pokémon cards I worked at a startup [2] building in the space for a few years and it reignited my chil
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Cardspark_UI – React UI for TCG Builders(cardspark.dev)
10 points by reb 2mo ago|0 comments
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Show HN: A design collaboration layer for local LLM CLIs(github.com)
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by reb 8mo ago
Amen. It's one real "downside" in this day and age is that it requires fairly undivided attention to be used... that aside, it's without question my favorite way to interact with information. On that note, a big thank yo
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by reb 8mo ago
This is so cool! Please give me a way to share lat/long links with folks so I can show them places that are special to me :)
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by reb 8mo ago
Canva destroyed graphic design well before LLMs caught up, but UX is still (somewhat surprisingly) on the ropes. My bet: front end devs who need mocks to build something that looks nice get crowded out by UX designers with taste as code gen
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by reb 8mo ago
Yeah, this is notable. If true, every mobile carrier getting hit at the same time says "coordinated incident", from whatever source and for whatever purpose. Edit to say: my Verizon FioS and cell service are both working fine, no
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by reb 8mo ago
This isn't inherent, just a side effect of poorly designed text UI. Suggestions on the input, manual commands, or honest answers in response to the question "what can you do" all do as good a job as a GUI does, and sometimes
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by reb 8mo ago
How much longer until we get to just... let the results speak for themselves and stop relitigating an open question with no clear answer. We're well past ad nauseum now. Let's talk about anything else.
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by reb 8mo ago
Wasn't the tailwind team just a few people? Might be misremembering but my impression was a team under 10 people, which is tiny
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by reb 9mo ago
Merry Christmas, everyone! Continually grateful for this community: stumbling into it as a teenager changed my life and I never get tired of spinning out about new tech big and small with the folks here. Stay safe, everybody
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by reb 9mo ago
Of course not. But it's always worth considering: are those the only options?
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by reb 9mo ago
As usual, size matters. Equating typical 401(k)s with the economic activity of the class GP is referring to is... absurd. But pretending small-time participation in public markets is the same as billionaire participation in private markets
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The Kaleidoscope (2025)(spiral.camp)
2 points by reb 11mo ago|0 comments
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by reb 11mo ago
Had the exact same thought. How is there not a reasonable maximum time you can hold someone pre-trial? As always, rich offenders walk free.
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by reb 1y ago
MCP has this in the spec: it's called "elicitation", and I'm pretty confident this push from OpenAI sets the stage for them to support it. Once a service can actively involve you and/or your LLM in ongoing interacti
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by reb 1y ago
Three inline subscription CTAs, a subscription pop-up, and a subscribe-wall a few paragraphs in. Oof! Reacting to what I could read without subscribing: turns out profitably applying AI to status-quo reality is way less exciting than explor
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by reb 1y ago
I would love to see an anti-AI take that doesn't hinge on the idea that technology forces people to be lazy/careless/thoughtless. The plan-build-test-reflect loop is equally important when using an LLM to generate code, as an
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Show HN: I built a pocket dimension for notes and context in LLM-space(kept.fyi)
1 points by reb 1y ago|0 comments
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by reb 1y ago
Great write up! I've found these techniques pretty effective in tricky times over the years, and they don't only apply to tech workplaces. That said, they're very much geared toward "polishing shit" leadership. Gett
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by reb 1y ago
The outcome is not the same: allegedly repressive liberal administrations, internet businesses, and tv networks allowed openly authoritarian media to continually build momentum for a decade until that media delivered an authoritarian regime
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by reb 1y ago
The pessimistic reading is well-represented, so here's another: AI changes the definition of "entry-level", but it doesn't eliminate the class of professional labor that experienced workers would rather not do. Until AI
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by reb 1y ago
This is such a cute idea, hats off for making image gen feel fun again!
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by reb 1y ago
Eh, seems likely to me existing companies are structured for human labor in a way that's hard to really hard to untangle — smart individuals can level up with this stuff, but remaking an entire company demands human-level AI (not there

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