Children ask some incredibly deep questions, I would not sell them short.
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Children ask some incredibly deep questions, I would not sell them short.
I'll keep brainstorming with the UX for the next version. I appreciate your perspective on how all the data disclosed on first load might be disorienting with unclear relationships. I'll play with either some sort of animation cue, colored or bordered visual indicators, or a default null selection as you've suggested.
I got tired of the lack of ergonomics around HN comments, and built my own navigator/viewer.
For example: "I want to show that the causes of burnout are the following 5 categories: 1) lack of purpose, 2) community breakdown, 3) ... " -> and then that gets turned into a diagram. Then an update like: "make lack of purpose more prominent" and it increases in size.
I would even settle for a transformer that converts natural language to one of the diagram syntax languages in the OP link.
Just see what happens to other markets in maturity, e.g. food: https://bigthink.com/technology-innovation/10-companies-own-...
I still see the spirit of what the OP is saying, though. At least the AI will know if I like my Kraft Mac-n-cheese extra-creamy or dry.
Start with the final goal you're seeking (in my case it was a Pay Me checkout button) and then piece the rest of the fluff later.
A lot of the focus product is dealing with emotional barriers and your personal psychology. This shatters all this and paves a new path.
There's something sobering about starting at the end, instead of consistently getting side tracked at the beginning.
I put this up 2 days ago and some stranger has already sent me 12 cents :)
It covers:
- DNS
- Load Balancing
- Demand Control
- Network Routing
- Discovering Services
- Migratory Virtual IP Addresses
I was able to quickly put together a blog with some pretty nice features (e.g. margin notes): https://pratik.is/writing/essays/media-as-food
Writing content in markdown while adding interactivity with JSX is pretty nifty.
If you click "Raw" here you can see how the blog post is just markdown with some custom JSX elements littered in, e.g. <WrappedSidenote />: https://github.com/pringshia/pratik.is/blob/master/pages/wri...
I find the project a really cool concept, but am genuinely curious what real value this is adding in it's current incarnation? Navigating the folder structure is kinda nice, but I don't see much else.
Am I missing something obvious?