mikeaskew4

Terrific

Guests book homes they've never set foot in. Photos give them a feel for the place, but not how the home fits together. Now hosts can walk through their space with an iPhone and get an interactive 3D floor plan in minutes.

It was so nice recently to come back to ST after several years of increasingly bloated IDEs. I should probably (finally) pay for it.

Started cool. But kept crashing (not in the fun way).

Sturdy is good.

Still chugging away at a mobile 3D spatial tool for interior room design…

https://roomgenieapp.com

Thanks!

Pretty sure it does that already.

This reads like someone who can’t make smart bets “before it’s obvious.”

Lots of VCs out there still taking big gambles on the agendaless and unproven ideas.

The battle but not the war?

We still have another 480 years of this to go.

it's a great hobby for mental health: https://missiron.com/blogs/news/why-building-miniatures-is-t...

Someday I hope to become a person who can find the time and brain space for glue, paint, etc.

My dad just had a computer around and looked the other way when I spent all night on it. And I learned chess on my own.

This may not be the argument Mike makes here, I have always felt that seeing the board and not knowing what it means is more valuable than knowing everything about it without seeing it.

If you’re drowning, who do you want to save you, the lifeguard who can’t read or the author of the book on water lifesaving techniques who can’t swim?

Build more real stuff, everyone.

Presume for a moment that you don’t drive on tyres…

They won’t.

I think we all wish you good fortune and wellness on your journey. But some of us are sticking around knowing that taste is something AI will never be able to define. Let them have their (copied) graphics, songs, web designs, websites, iPhone apps, etc…

We have them in Chicago, too. Call streets and san when you got something too big to fit in the can? Nah.

Also nearly got a job in Pittsburgh this summer…

I’d like to know why spatial computing, or simply being able to think and act on a computing device beyond 2D has not caught on more broadly. We seem to have the tech for it.

If you’re fortunate to have the chance, do it and don’t look back.

Might need to call in the Onion Futures act on this one.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Onion_Futures_Act

It’s close. But “there” is a subjective statement.

Also Port Washington…

Drove past it a few times this summer. Wrecked the nice drive.

It’s nuts to pay for commercials. More people have antennas (or griddles or whatever they are now) than get credit.

Always been fascinated by the craft of film titles. Powerpoints could be so more engaging with less words and more music.

The Blues Brothers IS the soundtrack. Nobody remembers Twiggy was in it.

No comments, but thank you for sharing and staying vigilant.

Nah, you’re pullin’ my leg.

Favorite quote of all time: “ You never change things by fighting the existing reality. To change something, build a new model that makes the existing model obsolete.”

Build it piece at a time, like the song goes…