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by runemadsen 10mo ago
We just did a whole visual identity around the quadtree concept. Take a scroll on this one! https://trace.systems/
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by runemadsen 1y ago
I just spent 25 minutes trying to install a command-line tool called citus_dump that Cursor told me could help port data between Postgres citus clusters only to find out that the tool doesn't exist and that the language model just made
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by runemadsen 3y ago
My company Design Systems International ( https://designsystems.international/ ) designed this site during COVID in 2020 when the interest in mortality data suddenly exploded. Happy to see it on the front page!
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by runemadsen 3y ago
I was just telling my wife this after looking up the "no rain" weather report and getting absolutely showered 5 minutes later in an hour-long rain storm. Weather reports suck so much.
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by runemadsen 3y ago
I'm just rereading Katz' The Art of Fermentation, and it's an amazing book and encyclopedia about how fermentation is and has been used throughout the world. I highly recommend it.
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by runemadsen 4y ago
Also! https://mechanic.design/
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by runemadsen 4y ago
No worries, I get it. That's another big problem!
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by runemadsen 4y ago
Nowhere did I say mental disorders are better or less harmful than physical disorders, and nowhere did I say that the experience is not the same from a patient's point of view. However, there's a great difference in how the medica
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by runemadsen 4y ago
There is lots and lots of research into the similarities of Long Covid and other post-viral illnesses despite the fact that people only recently started reporting these symptoms: "This study supports prior findings that ME/CFS occ
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by runemadsen 4y ago
This is just so, so wrong in many ways. Read about post-viral diseases such as Me/CFS that closely mirrors what Long Covid sufferers are going through. Watch "Unrest" on Netflix. Stop telling people who have serious physical
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by runemadsen 4y ago
It's expensive to be poor.
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by runemadsen 4y ago
A much more thorough investigation of these ideas was done by Adam Harvey 11 years ago: https://ahprojects.com/cvdazzle/
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by runemadsen 4y ago
The Coding Train just launched a new website with their entire archive! https://thecodingtrain.com/
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by runemadsen 4y ago
This is a horrible excuse for the terrible banking system in the US. We have both instant payments in Denmark and laws to require banks to cover fraud.
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by runemadsen 4y ago
My experience with GitLab is that they accelerated very quickly in the beginning with a focus on new features. This made the whole ecosystem incredibly slow, and it's unbearable for me to run as a service on my own hardware / clou
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Show HN: A design studio that uses code as their primary material(designsystems.international)
1 points by runemadsen 4y ago|0 comments
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by runemadsen 5y ago
You can't just throw out numbers like "25% sales tax" and think that it paints a clear picture of how it is to live and work in a country like Denmark. I'm Danish and have lived in the US for 13 years. I have owned compa
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Show HN: The new processing.org with an interactive logo program(processing.org)
6 points by runemadsen 5y ago|0 comments
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by runemadsen 5y ago
Logic Magazine is a lovely magazine and I highly recommend everyone to subscribe!
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by runemadsen 6y ago
I'm 6 months into my COVID illness, and I'm still having fatigue and breathing difficulties on a daily basis. It started with severe breathing difficulties, but I was never in the hospital, and it has basically been going up and d
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by runemadsen 6y ago
I once made a Chrome extension called HeaderHunter to automatically notify users when a recruitment header is detected. It still works: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/headerhunter/almeo...
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by runemadsen 6y ago
Author here. This makes me very happy to hear :)
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by runemadsen 6y ago
This type of site has excited for almost 15 years in Denmark (antikvariat.net). It's a shared archive and purchasing platform for all used book sellers, and it has proven to work exceptionally well.
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Show HN: Geometric Composition in JavaScript (free book about design and code)(programmingdesignsystems.com)
9 points by runemadsen 6y ago|0 comments
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by runemadsen 7y ago
I built the Atlas system that O'Reilly uses to produce books, along with a Markdown and Asciidoc converter to HTMLBook. So even though you write in Asciidoc or Markdown, it gets converted to HTMLBook since that's what the entire t
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by runemadsen 7y ago
When I was at O'Reilly Media, we worked on an HTML replacement to Docbook called HTMLBook. https://oreillymedia.github.io/HTMLBook/ As far as I know, O'Reilly Media still uses this for all book production.
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by runemadsen 7y ago
As much as I know about the Tour, the route is extremely challenging, not so much related to time-lag of the video, but to actually having a clear signal going through at all times. The production of this race is done by the most qualified
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by runemadsen 8y ago
This should be the top comment. Motherboard did all the research and work to show this guy to the world.
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by runemadsen 8y ago
oh god no stop.
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by runemadsen 8y ago
There's also this! https://github.com/magicbookproject/magicbook

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