Plotter and other machine art
News but faster.
Non-alcoholic drinks
I recorded this because I like a tasty beverage.
Oakridge Farmers Market email
Boutique watch maker
the Vale Park was cool, but they don’t make it anymore.
bluetooth messaging mesh
Use Cinema mode, and game mode for games. Turn off power save mode.
Filmmaker = absolutely no processing, source is displayed as is (generally too dark and juddery for me)Cinema = brighter; has some motion interpolation that makes it less choppy and will get rid of that oled judder that everyone complains about. Has black frame insertionCinema home ( HDR only ) = same as normal cinema except brightness is boosted. Good for people like me with large windowsIsf dark/bright (sdr only) : these are internationally agreed upon standards for colours and all that. One of them is dark and one is very bright as the name implies. No interpolation.HDR effect/standard/vivid : All unwatchable due to too much post processing and motion interpolation up to 120fps giving extreme soap opera effects
"Check HDTV test on YT
"more than a thesaurus
good for finding nearby words
clawd/molt/claw agents discuss
humans welcome to observe
"I recorded this because I wanted to keep tabs on the weirdness
online dictionary
good for looking up English slang words
Microwave Horn Antennas that dot the country
good for finding more information
a sane method for using CC
agent teams / hn, Simon’s Agentic Engineering Patterns book, linked above.
search a knowledge graph
up and to the right. or just up.
There are way more of these than you think.
good for finding small and weird things to do.
Simon W’s post on better presentations which is also excellent.
Thought patterns for dealing with the agent-human interface.
good for interacting with agent, because they don’t have the same context and assumptions that you do.
Simon’s own blog
See Boris Tane’s post too, linked below.
ai written experimental novel that updates
it measures how much llms will just go along with it
Data explorer: https://petergpt.github.io/bullshit-benchmark/viewer/index.v2.html - GitHub: https://github.com/petergpt/bullshit-benchmark
"bs -> xcancel|Peter Gostev (@petergostev): BullshitBench v2 is out!
It has a map
may happen: 0%-100%
an update to the earlier probabilistic words, specifically the HBR article referenced in that link.
Some Dirtywave M8 tutorials and instructions.
well, I was thinking about adding some samples.
all the other things too
Ideas on how to relate to the really smart chat bots.
should be comfortable to do it in public or with friends
"good for thinking more about this
Defunct Email Service that delivered once per day.
Not talking quite so fast.
The rule: you give people around you explicit permission to be maximally direct with you, to skip social cushioning.
The person invoking Crocker’s Rules is saying, in effect, ‘your feelings about how I might receive this are your problem to manage, not mine, just give me the information.’
"useful in some circumstances
some info on this, links to articles
Some ideas.
It is supremely dumb and strategically unhelpful to be mad at the universe.
"good for thinking your own thoughts.
translate to anything
good for regular translation and whatever else.
Also has a dictionary and other tools.
I put Swedish Chef as the target, and it worked.
A bunch of samples of old things
good for cool sounds.
good for some cool watches
A description and composition of New Topographics.
good for understanding New Topographics better.
has some good Adams pictures.
I think the Kagi Small Web app.
It’s a list of personal web sites and blogs.
good for discovering blogs
Kagi Small Web, this comment on the source hn post.
Playlists for focused work.
I recorded this because I hoped to find some new tunes.
There’s a Nirvana concert in there.
The ReCode Project is a community-driven effort to preserve computer art by translating it into a modern programming language. Every translated work is available to the public and contemporary artists to learn from, share, and build on.
good for what, and how?
I recorded this because…
Quantum of Sollazzo, via Web Curios.
Japanese street photographs
Church fronts, Becher style.