Tanuj
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weaving tools for the web, and beyond
Tanuj
So they’ve designed couple of features for a very narrow and specific use-case, polished the integration, removed all other barries and otherwise did everything right and, apparently, brought a lot of value. Yet nobody considered it valuable enough until they got the response time right.
Niki Tonsky • Speed is a feature
I often use the analogy of “AI for social good” being like creating a tank first and THEN being like oh let’s see how we can use this tank for “social good.”
Then why not create something other than a tank in the first place?
Scientists follow the state’s endless in warfare.
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This is because the Desktop was originally designed in 1973 to suit a very different need in computation—the need to mirror digital content with its physical equivalent (WYSIWYG, anyone?). But in a post-Internet world (at the cusp of 5G and the AI singularity, I might add), the way we consume and produce content has largely moved away from the bagg... See more
UX Collective • The desktop metaphor must die
Bootstrapping a multiplayer experience on the web is as easy as sharing a link.
Subconscious • The state of the web
This video is not about law. It is about an underestimated opportunity to remix and create with nothing less than the cultural heritage of humanity
Tim Rodenbröker • MODERN ARCHAEOLOGY - Discoveries in the Public Domain
This library was originally inspired by the work done around telescopic text, text that expands and collapses.