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by reneherse 9d ago
One small improvement IMO would be to display the pieces at the same scale as the board. It's more difficult to visualize potential positions while the pieces are at a smaller scale than the gaps they could potentially occupy. BTW- Thi
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by reneherse 1y ago
That bug burned me a couple times before I switched to using 24-hour time exclusively on my devices. For something that people use everyday, the iOS vertically-scrolling, fake-dial UI is just horrible in terms of usability and aesthetics, a
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by reneherse 1y ago
Very exciting indeed. I will definitely do a deep dive into this paper, as my current work is exploring layers of affordances such as these in workflows beyond coding.
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by reneherse 1y ago
Thanks for sharing your process. That example is some of the best gen art I've seen.
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by reneherse 1y ago
I noticed the difference in this show as well, and I hope it continues. Besides any conscious philosophy of the producers & writers, perhaps making the show more character driven as opposed to procedural has an impact on the stories. Ma
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by reneherse 1y ago
Location: Atlanta, GA USA Remote: Yes Relocate: No Technologies in my design stack: HTML, CSS, RoR, JS, various UX and UI design tools Website: https://designerwho.codes Email: scott [at] designerwho [dot] codes -- Hey! I'm
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by reneherse 1y ago
SEEKING WORK | ATL, USA | Remote (UTC -4) Hey! I'm Scott, a "designer who codes." Product designer/builder, consultant and SaaS founder working remotely from Atlanta, GA, USA (previously San Francisco & Berkeley, CA
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by reneherse 1y ago
> What if you're out somewhere, do you drive home in a bad storm and unplug it all? If we're traveling overnight we'll unplug things before leaving, but otherwise, no rushing home out of concern for the TV :)
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by reneherse 1y ago
Living in storm prone regions for most of my life has given me the same habit. All my sensitive electronics get unplugged when storms approach. Two of my family members have had devices fried by lightning strikes over the years, and not eve
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by reneherse 1y ago
Cal Sailing Club is a great way to start. You'll learn more quickly on dinghies than keelboats and the skills will benefit your entire sailing career as you move on to bigger boats. Also check out the Friday night races at Berkeley Yac
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by reneherse 1y ago
Check out the Village Homes subdivision in Davis, CA. It was designed with narrow streets and off street parking so that trees could more effectively shade the pavement. Also, the paved streets alternate with bike and walking paths between
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by reneherse 1y ago
Great observations. As a frontend designer, not a developer, I'm intrigued by the techniques presented by the author, though most devs commenting here seem to be objecting to the code quality. (Way above my pay grade, but hopefully a s
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by reneherse 1y ago
CONTINUED: I craft UX and frontend design in the browser using a method that's likely a bit different from what you're used to. Your dev team will receive clean, shippable markup & CSS that's ready to be wired up. (Hand
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by reneherse 1y ago
SEEKING WORK | WORLDWIDE | Remote (UTC -4) | Atlanta, GA, USA Hey! I'm Scott, a "designer who codes." I'm a lead product designer/builder, consultant and SAAS founder working remotely from ATL, GA, USA (previously S
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by reneherse 2y ago
What are the moral and legal implications of such a surgery? An eye for a tooth, a tooth for an eye?
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by reneherse 2y ago
Like something out of a Lynch or Cronenberg film. Definitely not what I was expecting
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by reneherse 2y ago
Thanks for the links!
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Architecture Student Invents Formwork That Reduces Concrete and Steel Usage(core77.com)
1 points by reneherse 2y ago|2 comments
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by reneherse 2y ago
I too am interested to know if anyone has experimented with these ideas in a virtual environment. It seems there would also be an opportunity for enriching procedurally generated worlds with these concepts of landscape (and shelter) pattern
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by reneherse 2y ago
This is a great technique that I believe has been used for ages and was re-popularized in recent decades by advocates of ecological and sustainable architecture. I've heard of grape vines being used in place of wisteria, which might be
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by reneherse 2y ago
My guess is the dental practice was owned by a private equity firm and the young docs were "just following orders". Highly capitalized, expensive leasehold improvements plus obscure pricing and surprise charges seem to be the typi
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by reneherse 2y ago
Wish I knew! My tentative plan for my next vehicle is to fabricate a custom head rest/restraint.
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by reneherse 2y ago
Seems it would be easy to equip exam rooms with a set of basic foam blocks that could help with patient positioning for this and other routine procedures. Can any medical professionals chime in on how it's usually done for tall folks?
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by reneherse 2y ago
Indeed the institutional/industrial context of that photo is extremely intriguing and the stories I've heard could fill the pages of a Tom Clancy novel. The level of secrecy at the facility was so rigorous and taken so much to hea
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by reneherse 2y ago
I'm very sorry for your loss.
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by reneherse 2y ago
That's odd and I agree entirely.
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by reneherse 3y ago
Sounds like you have the right idea! Are you permanently mobile?
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by reneherse 3y ago
In this model, the work pays for the cruising. There's plenty of time to enjoy the elements, local sights, boat maintenance, what have you, after taking care of business. Besides the ocean and elements, there's also a certain beau
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by reneherse 3y ago
Similarly, I'm intrigued by the possibility of using it for coding whilst aboard a sailboat, where having multiple large physical screens isn't a possibility due to limited space and lack of suitable mounting surfaces. Very curiou
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by reneherse 3y ago
Interesting. There's a similar library called PhlexUI, also in pre-release. https://phlexui.com/

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