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I wrote about this concept recently. Secondhand objects can be good purchases!

https://arun.is/blog/pinned-value-goods/

Been wanting to write about this. The graph of interoperability agreements that makes this possible is crazy.

My first visit to Japan, there were still places that would only accept a subset of IC cards and not all.

Xoxo changed my life.

I wonder how the analogy holds up given computational advances. Will a bunch of H100s be as useful a decade later like fiber ended up being?

Start thinking about estate planning as soon as you get married. It’s easier when you are young.

Exactly

The closest I have come is a copy of a museum exhibition catalog about Dieter Rams from 1981 that is signed by him. I bought it online. The copy was described as having a scribble on the front page and priced very low as a consequence. Years after, I saw Dieter’s signature somewhere and realized that my book was signed.

I just received my copy. Truly one of the best books in my collection. I’m looking forward to years of enjoyment.

I use a single 40" 4k display at 1x. This allows me to fluidly switch between different layouts like one huge canvas when doing design or multiple windows when coding, writing, etc.

I used multiple monitors in the past, but the seams between displays was a hinderance when spanning a single window across.

It should work. I have one outputting digital to my hi-fi via TOSLINK.

Nice job! This is great. Exactly what I've been looking for.

Have you thought about blurring the background in the modal? I find that for news sites, the modal still lets me read the headlines

Just to be clear, Taiwan did not have huge flows of mainland Chinese soon after the outbreak though. They closed the border to all travelers with PRC passports in mid-February. They did take some drastic measures that have worked.

I connect my old phone to my speakers during parties as a kind of streaming device. It's easy to control them from my main phone

I'm surprised no one is mentioning Netlify in the comments.

I really miss keeping my camera on and just tapping the shutter release for the camera to immediately turn on. Mirrorless is better for me in most other ways, but that feature still tempts me to pick up a DSLR again.

Also on physical products as well

17% over a decade works out to 1.58% every year

I've been using http://hellobonsai.com for invoicing. It has been an amazing experience.

They do time tracking and a bunch of other things as well and are continually improving the product.

that's with scaling. the actual pixel level resolution of the retina mac is two times 1440x900 so 2880x1800

Doesn't California require 2 party consent? So all parties have to consent to the recording for it to be lawful.

Which state laws are you reading?

Sep Kamvar (MIT Media Lab) has similar thoughts on what he calls self limiting technology. Instead of technology being useful initially, but then embedding itself and changing the way we live, technology could just solve the problem it sets out to solve and then just recede away.

He gave online dating as an example.

I think it is fine. I will actually be going in person to buy the book tomorrow. I'd prefer people voicing their opinions over an echo chamber.

this. I use it on the airplane with some libraries that have online only docs

15 days uptime on mac. 1TB written

Looking forward to it. The concept and current execution are great.

I think this is the static site generator he developed and used for the site: https://github.com/Jack000/expose

Looks like it's a static site served up by S3

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The price actually seems low to me. The built in GPS and HRM make it compete with higher end endurance watches that cost $300+. I'm considering dumping my TomTom Multi-Sport Cardio for this if the real time stats during running are good enough.