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The Elevator Test It’s been about four months since I joined the product design team at Retool and I’ve noticed something in my work click forward. Just a slight nudge, nothing that anyone else would spot. That’s mostly because progress is never straightforward: there’s baby steps and then one day you notice enormous baby thuds of progress. I still make all sorts of mistakes though! I don’t notice obvious visual design problems in …
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My plan for when the alpha males take over: sell spiders You know how the secret to getting rich in a gold rush is to sell shovels? Well, I’m going to be ready when this alpha male plan takes off. I am going to have to ramp up production by a lot.
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Showcase: Flesh-eater Courts Grand Justice Gormayne (inc. painting guides) Ushoran, Mortarch of Delusion's very own law upholder has a fascinating back story. Grand Justice Gormayne wasn't always a superb orator whose upholding words can will loyal subjects to enact justice against transgressors of the court. No, he was something much worse... The post Showcase: Flesh-eater Courts Grand Justice Gormayne (inc. painting guides) appeared first on Tale of Painters.
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Marvel at Hundreds of Mathematician Max Brückner’s Remarkably Precise Models of Polyhedra All images via Internet Archive If you’re a mathematician who specializes in geometry, you might be called a geometer. No other term could so neatly describe the meticulous focus of German scholar Max Brückner (1860-1934), who was lauded during his lifetime for his remarkable collection of polyhedra models. In 1900, Brückner collected many of his specimens into the book Vielecke und Vielflache, Theorie und Geschichte, or “Polygons and Polyhedra, Theory …
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Trying Out Honey Locust for a Chair Seat I’m always on the lookout for local materials I can use to build stick chairs. Elm is my favorite wood, but it can be difficult to find for purchase. Last month Shea Alexander of Alexander Bros. gave me a couple boards of honey locust to try out for a chair seat. It looks a lot like elm, with green undertones and slightly shimmering grain. After surfacing it, I took a …
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Building Dynamic Progress Bars using only CSS Here’s a full disclaimer upfront: This isn’t something I’ve come up with. Jeffery Way from Laracasts has come up with this technique in one of the videos and I’m just sharing it here for my reference. Essentially, the video explains how you can create a dynamic progress bar purely using conic gradients in CSS. Yep! No JavaScript is needed at all. The end result will look something like this. As …
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LEGO Ninjago & DreamZZZ Crossover Episodes As we have discussed last year, Ninjago – Dream Team is a crossover episode of LEGO DreamZzz and LEGO Ninjago. In the story, Ninjago is actually a television show in DreamZzz, just as it is in real life, and Ninjago is portrayed as a location within the Waking World, rather than a Dream Realm in […]
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A decade of working remotely As of this month, I’ve been working remotely for ten years. My overall opinion is that it is good and I like it! Here are some random thoughts:It’s just really cool to have worked with people from so many different cities and countries.Honestly, I don’t particularly care about cost savings or productivity. Sometimes remote work is slower and more expensive… and it’s still worth doing.I don’t want to wear shoes …
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Ommadawn - Mike Oldfield (1975) If you know Mike Oldfield for one thing it’s the track from his debut album that was used to great effect in a movie you’re probably aware of. If you follow him further, he’s done a lot of work. His 70s music is probably best described as new age, but there’s a definite prog rock influence to it (it got on my list off a YT video of “25 Perfect …
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The Art of the Personal Project: Claire Harbage The Art of the Personal Project is a crucial element to let potential buyers see how you think creatively on your own. I am drawn to personal projects that have an interesting vision or that show something I have never seen before. In this thread, I’ll include a link to each personal project with the artist statement so you can see more of the project. Please note: This thread is …
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A Great Variety Show We have two retired actors in the Geezers Club. Paul Dixey started acting at the age of five years old. He joined The Club for Acts and Actors about 10 years ago. It’s called the
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2 months and 2 days to create a 2 block card system and go below 30s, is it possible? yes it is Hi Everyone! For those who don’t know me i’m Nicolas Pommies a french memory athlete and will participate to the french open championship the 16 and 17th of March. The 20th of December I decided to create a 2 block system based on my 3 digit system, I had to take back 200 of them and create 552 new images to fullfill the entire 1352 images 2 block system. Before …
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Joseph’s Xmas return Donny Osmond’s Pharaoh turn in new tour Seventies heart-throb, Donny Osmond, who played Joseph over 2,000 times in Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, returns to the show this Christmas at the Edinburgh Playhouse. Tickets are already on sale (tickets here) for Donny Osmond’s first UK appearance in a stage version of the show. He will be throwing off the Coat of Many Colours he wore in the title role …
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Director Ryota Nakano to be Special Guest at Japan Society’s Family Portrait: Japanese Family in Flux this post is sponsored by Japan Society Agency for Cultural Affairs, Government of Japan and Japan Society are proud to announce the eighth installment of the ACA Cinema Project film series, Family Portrait: Japanese Family in Flux. The series examines the shifting dynamics and struggles of the Japanese household in contemporary cinema. Showcasing 10 features, […] Related posts: Japan Society Presents Family Portrait: Japanese Family in Flux Japan Society Presents …