There's also another unusual way - the Caisson lock. Its design is TERRIFYING. The boat is floated into a tube that get sealed at both ends and then (in the dark..) that tube is winched down into a completely flooded…
Typically you don't work straight till 23:00, you just might log back on later in the evening (perhaps after putting the kids to bed) to finish up something when you know you'll get quiet time, or to align with…
I think Tana can do this with the "supertags" feature. https://tana.inc/docs/supertags
Hi. I have wanted something like this for YEARS, but have never had the motivation to hack something together. A few questions: 1. Is the dev edition hardware different? 2. If not, it possible to upgrade to a dev…
As someone who has worked in ecommerce for decades, Shopify is fantastic. It's not the cheapest, nor is it the most expensive. It's not as powerful as some systems, but it's not weak. It's not the easiest system to work…
You might appreciate this: https://youtu.be/vsTTXYxydOE An engineer created a mixed reality pool table (YouTube channel "Stuff Made Here", all of his stuff is great).
MASSIVE count fan here. Been using it over a year and nothing else comes close for exploratory analysis. I've not felt as impressed by a tool or had it so quickly change how I work ever before.
Reminds me of the jaywalking law in the US, brought about by the auto industry. This law that sets the default of it being illegal to be in the road doesn't exist in much of the world. It's really up to the self driving…
While they aren't the same thing now, they were up until 2011. The Horizon Post Office scandal began before in about 1999. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Postal_Services_Act_2011
There's a couple of options in this space for "timer gadgets" - smart physical objects that link to an app and use their physical orientation to count against a particular timer. https://timeflip.io/…
I think the problem is that building out chat flows, sitting down with customer care and figuring this stuff out, iterating and improving the "if this then that" logic within a flow builder tool isn't particularly sexy…
How much of it really requires AI though? I bet the majority, if not all of the support that the AI offers could have been done with some of the non-AI chat flow builders if a handful of smart people got together and…
Sexism is apparently a big reason. Many of the early British computing experts were female. At some point it was "professionalised" and these skilled and experienced women were displaced by less skilled and less…
Seems similar to https://workflowy.com/, which has been around for 12 years and has the same features + more and is prettier.
Three is fine. Been with them for years. I'm grandfathered into an old plan with enough data for my needs, tethering, unlimited calls and texts and free global roaming. I only ever have signal problems in places the…
I often see "up to 10 items" which sidesteps the issue neatly.
I'm a happy customer of https://exploratory.io/ - it's a very user-friendly interface on top of R and I think you might find it helpful.
Hi, congrats on the funding! I've been really interested in trying retool since my head of ops pointed me to it a few months back. I think it should meet my use-case but I'm not entirely sure. I run an experimentation…
Yes, it was to get people driving more. 1 Michelin Star = worth stopping for 2 Stars = worth a detour 3 Stars = worth a trip just to eat there
Are mixed use buildings a problem? I thought the normal problem in America was that zoning tends to prohibit mixing uselage types. Here [0] is a random street i picked in Paris with mixed use buildings - looks pretty…
How is this really that different from city centre multi use buildings where there are stores on the ground floor and living space on the upper floors? Especially if some of those are served by gig-economy delivery…
You can effectively get inbox back now. The guy at Google who made it set up on his own and made (very good, paid) browser plugins to restore functionality. https://simpl.fyi/
I effectively do this manually in Thunderbird. I have a saved search folder I treat as my "actual inbox" and I only add email addresses I want to receive mail from to the filter rule list.
There are also a couple of old TV series based on the books. https://m.imdb.com/title/tt0105957/
If the goal here is becoming productive quickly, try https://exploratory.io/ which is a sort of WYSIWYG environment for R that will still let you code by hand if needed. No affiliation, just a happy customer for 2 years.
There's also another unusual way - the Caisson lock. Its design is TERRIFYING. The boat is floated into a tube that get sealed at both ends and then (in the dark..) that tube is winched down into a completely flooded…
Typically you don't work straight till 23:00, you just might log back on later in the evening (perhaps after putting the kids to bed) to finish up something when you know you'll get quiet time, or to align with…
I think Tana can do this with the "supertags" feature. https://tana.inc/docs/supertags
Hi. I have wanted something like this for YEARS, but have never had the motivation to hack something together. A few questions: 1. Is the dev edition hardware different? 2. If not, it possible to upgrade to a dev…
As someone who has worked in ecommerce for decades, Shopify is fantastic. It's not the cheapest, nor is it the most expensive. It's not as powerful as some systems, but it's not weak. It's not the easiest system to work…
You might appreciate this: https://youtu.be/vsTTXYxydOE An engineer created a mixed reality pool table (YouTube channel "Stuff Made Here", all of his stuff is great).
MASSIVE count fan here. Been using it over a year and nothing else comes close for exploratory analysis. I've not felt as impressed by a tool or had it so quickly change how I work ever before.
Reminds me of the jaywalking law in the US, brought about by the auto industry. This law that sets the default of it being illegal to be in the road doesn't exist in much of the world. It's really up to the self driving…
While they aren't the same thing now, they were up until 2011. The Horizon Post Office scandal began before in about 1999. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Postal_Services_Act_2011
There's a couple of options in this space for "timer gadgets" - smart physical objects that link to an app and use their physical orientation to count against a particular timer. https://timeflip.io/…
I think the problem is that building out chat flows, sitting down with customer care and figuring this stuff out, iterating and improving the "if this then that" logic within a flow builder tool isn't particularly sexy…
How much of it really requires AI though? I bet the majority, if not all of the support that the AI offers could have been done with some of the non-AI chat flow builders if a handful of smart people got together and…
Sexism is apparently a big reason. Many of the early British computing experts were female. At some point it was "professionalised" and these skilled and experienced women were displaced by less skilled and less…
Seems similar to https://workflowy.com/, which has been around for 12 years and has the same features + more and is prettier.
Three is fine. Been with them for years. I'm grandfathered into an old plan with enough data for my needs, tethering, unlimited calls and texts and free global roaming. I only ever have signal problems in places the…
I often see "up to 10 items" which sidesteps the issue neatly.
I'm a happy customer of https://exploratory.io/ - it's a very user-friendly interface on top of R and I think you might find it helpful.
Hi, congrats on the funding! I've been really interested in trying retool since my head of ops pointed me to it a few months back. I think it should meet my use-case but I'm not entirely sure. I run an experimentation…
Yes, it was to get people driving more. 1 Michelin Star = worth stopping for 2 Stars = worth a detour 3 Stars = worth a trip just to eat there
Are mixed use buildings a problem? I thought the normal problem in America was that zoning tends to prohibit mixing uselage types. Here [0] is a random street i picked in Paris with mixed use buildings - looks pretty…
How is this really that different from city centre multi use buildings where there are stores on the ground floor and living space on the upper floors? Especially if some of those are served by gig-economy delivery…
You can effectively get inbox back now. The guy at Google who made it set up on his own and made (very good, paid) browser plugins to restore functionality. https://simpl.fyi/
I effectively do this manually in Thunderbird. I have a saved search folder I treat as my "actual inbox" and I only add email addresses I want to receive mail from to the filter rule list.
There are also a couple of old TV series based on the books. https://m.imdb.com/title/tt0105957/
If the goal here is becoming productive quickly, try https://exploratory.io/ which is a sort of WYSIWYG environment for R that will still let you code by hand if needed. No affiliation, just a happy customer for 2 years.