vivid242

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by vivid242 1mo ago
I sometimes catch myself recreating the Win95 color on my Mac. Thanks for this!
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by vivid242 2mo ago
Very human, well done! Thank you!
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by vivid242 2mo ago
I think we‘re suffering from dopamine inflation. We need a more low-dopamine software.
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by vivid242 2mo ago
Great concepts, great execution. A rebellion against the dopamine dealers.
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by vivid242 2mo ago
If Instagram is bad for teenager‘s mental health, then what is the effect of LinkedIn on adults?
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by vivid242 2mo ago
I like the idea, and it reminded me that the „Vim book“ had the subtitle: „Edit text at the speed of thought“. How much faster should an ‚automated thinking‘ than a ‚manual thinking‘ be (allowed to be)?
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by vivid242 2mo ago
I love your headline here :-)
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by vivid242 3mo ago
Looks great, thanks for sharing the details and story!
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by vivid242 3mo ago
I like your Windows postings, please don’t stop!
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by vivid242 3mo ago
As for new habits: I stopped algorithmically curated news for myself. I use RSS and Leash as a browser: https://leash.ax
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by vivid242 3mo ago
Would love to see this as a Raspberry Pi image download!
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by vivid242 3mo ago
Leash, a low-dopamine mobile browser replacement: https://leash.ax
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by vivid242 3mo ago
Does the iPhone recognize this as a ‚browser‘?
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by vivid242 4mo ago
Reminds me of the Unsung blog, very nice! unsung.aresluna.org (Not sure if I‘d be willing to pay for it, though.)
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by vivid242 4mo ago
A Swiss army knife of the day - after all, Swiss Army knives also serve a psychological purpose. And they do it well!
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by vivid242 4mo ago
Thanks for the great question! I think they used to be so much fun because they were an unexplored frontier. Perhaps we need a new frontier?
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by vivid242 5mo ago
With AI, we‘re cargo-culting understanding. We‘re reproducing the surface of having understood something, but we‘re robbing ourselves the time and effort to truly do it.
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by vivid242 5mo ago
Hadn’t heard of it either - very smart, could open lots of other privacy-friendliness-improved „client-based web“ apps
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by vivid242 5mo ago
In a culture that likes things neat and orderly lined up!
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by vivid242 5mo ago
I‘d be happy to pay for an upgrade if future macOS changes break the functionality of this - cool - app, which would require the creator to update it. More work, which I would pay for. But not a subscription, sorry! Plus, I‘d prefer to (but
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by vivid242 5mo ago
Can I also post a question that is actually answering itself?
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by vivid242 6mo ago
Great idea- if the person who made it is reading: Is this based on the board game „poetry for cavemen“? (Explain things using only single-syllable words, comes even with an inflatable log of wood for hitting each other!)
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by vivid242 6mo ago
-10 points if you actually read your marketing yourself before copy and pasting it on the website
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by vivid242 6mo ago
Lovely! Would appreciate a release via the App Store / notarization or so… is there a newsletter so I could get notified?
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by vivid242 6mo ago
Thank you for this helpful differentiation. I agree - and if it‘s undermining our trust into ‚effort‘ (we start to be suspicious about how much some piece of work is really ‚worth‘), it undermines also our relationships. A good example is ‚
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by vivid242 6mo ago
After attention, are we now in the trust economy… a brilliant idea for a plugin - thank you!
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by vivid242 6mo ago
It was on the radio here (I live on its route)- the ‚receiving’ physicist said it would be way less than what we catch anyway from daily cosmic radiation.
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by vivid242 6mo ago
It’s so amazing that the same man invented all these amazing things (including the machine that switches itself off) AND the ‚bit‘ (in his Master’s thesis).
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by vivid242 6mo ago
If you can restrict the software, this would be a good way for controlling physical user ‚presence‘ - like in the supermarket, when a supervisor needs to scan their card for a cash register to take out a wrongly scanned item. I like it!
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by vivid242 6mo ago
I wasn’t aware of the map empire, thank you! Taking away some complexity comes at a price, and for some people, it’s hard to see that it outweighs the practicality.

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