i gave a TED talk once. endless practice and repeated testing to make sure every line was good enough. it wasn’t great but better than any talk i had done previously.
Readit Newsjoshu commented on Getting into public speaking james.brooks.page/blog/ge... · Posted by u/jbrooksuk
I have a penwriter. Haven’t used it much because I have far more capable plotters, sadly…
I wonder if any of them are still usable. I would guess that new pens are NLA and whatever pens that might be around are long dried out.
I have one. The pens work fine.
joshu commented on Personal blogs are back, should niche blogs be next? disassociated.com/persona... · Posted by u/gnabgib
sounds like something an llm crawler would say
lots of terminals these days support imgcat and i rely on it heavily: https://iterm2.com/documentation-images.html
joshu commented on I invited strangers to message me through a receipt printer aschmelyun.com/blog/i-inv... · Posted by u/chrisdemarco
receipt printers are a blast. at one point i was livestreaming chatgpt talking to humans via a printer: https://www.instagram.com/p/Cr04ofLsxtl/
at the time, the openai API and the printer max speed capped out at roughly the same time and would use up an entire roll in ~ 10 minutes. if you didn't wind the paper back up it would fill a whole garbage bag.
joshu commented on Show HN: AI toy I worked on is in stores walmart.com/ip/SANTA-SMAG... · Posted by u/Sean-Der
I would DIY it, I think you will have a lot more fun/enjoy the end result more https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45575106
If you do I would love to help!
i'm already DIYing a esp32-based robot...
also, the form factor of the toy is pretty charming!