Why do people construct and then give away free languages? Well, the creation of a good computer language is the work of an apex programmer. To have produced a successful language is acknowledged as a monumental effort, akin to publishing a multivolume history of a war, or fighting in one. The reward is glory.
When you read biographies of ppl who managed to be highly innovative for a long time, they seem to very radically not optimize in the short term—forgoing obviously lucrative and high status opportunities to do weird stuff that goes nowhere.
the previous problem with voice-as-interface is that those products didn't give you a "resting position" that was useful
for example, with touch/gesture -> the resting position is visual information that just sits there waiting for you
with most current voice structures, you're essentially... See more
Well @envato (labs) just dropped the freshest design inspo resource I've seen in ages. It's called InspoGen.
You drag around this parallax layered canvas until you find something you dig. You then "transport" into a deeper layer with similar designs 🪐
Right-clicking the design... See more
We’ve reversed the figure and the ground: We’re spending more time, energy and money on the attempted harmonization of an offering and culture, than we are ensuring whatever’s being produced is