4 Responses:
Leave a Reply
-
Recent Posts
- Three Thirty One
- Like and Share
- Hollywood Pretends There Is No Pandemic
- This makes sense, because Large Language Models are also a petroleum product.
- "Will You Help Me Repair My Door?"
- DNA Lounge: Wherein we reach a CENTURY
- jwz mixtape 239
- Safety Equipment
- Mail search y u slow
- Is this not a reasonable form of ID?
- DNA Lounge: Wherein DNA Pizza is Twelve!
- FAC SEVENTY THREE, FORTY
- lp0 on fire, retry
- Mr. Incognito
- Remote updates of iPads
- March Fourth. Fourth March.
- AI Is Magic
- Picard
- This week in Zuckerhell
- Time Slider
Recent Comments
- Noah Friedman on Three Thirty One
- cmt on Like and Share
- Robert on Like and Share
- Richard Campbell on Like and Share
- Richard Campbell on Like and Share
- nooj on Hollywood Pretends There Is No Pandemic
- CSL3 on Hollywood Pretends There Is No Pandemic
- CSL3 on Hollywood Pretends There Is No Pandemic
- MC on This makes sense, because Large Language Models are also a petroleum product.
- Jonny on Hollywood Pretends There Is No Pandemic
- CSL3 on Hollywood Pretends There Is No Pandemic
- Eric TF Bat on Hollywood Pretends There Is No Pandemic
- fluffy on Hollywood Pretends There Is No Pandemic
- CSL3 on Hollywood Pretends There Is No Pandemic
- fr2 on Hollywood Pretends There Is No Pandemic
- CSL3 on Hollywood Pretends There Is No Pandemic
- P. Huesken on jwz mixtape 239
- Dave on This makes sense, because Large Language Models are also a petroleum product.
- Jonny on "Will You Help Me Repair My Door?"
- Derpatron9000 on "Will You Help Me Repair My Door?"
- MattyJ on "Will You Help Me Repair My Door?"
- Chris W. on Mr. Incognito
- Nate on "Will You Help Me Repair My Door?"
- Emma H on This makes sense, because Large Language Models are also a petroleum product.
Archives
- March 2023 (19)
- February 2023 (36)
- January 2023 (34)
- December 2022 (34)
- November 2022 (29)
- October 2022 (35)
- September 2022 (23)
- August 2022 (29)
- July 2022 (38)
- June 2022 (32)
- May 2022 (18)
- April 2022 (30)
- March 2022 (31)
- 2022 (367)
- 2021 (389)
- 2020 (473)
- 2019 (376)
- 2018 (525)
- 2017 (583)
- 2016 (518)
- 2015 (633)
- 2014 (709)
- 2013 (728)
- 2012 (870)
- 2011 (767)
- 2010 (725)
- 2009 (590)
- 2008 (519)
- 2007 (374)
- 2006 (505)
- 2005 (578)
- 2004 (524)
- 2003 (634)
- 2002 (496)
Previously
That is brilliant and unbearable in equal measure.
That’s a novel take on display tech. I like it! Those grindy sounds mean that version 2.0 needs materials that can’t be 3D printed. Nylon? Well lubricated precision milled steel? Hydraulics?
Until then rotate your digits every month or million transitions, whichever comes first. Wear leveling.
I don't know what it is about weird clocks and similar contraptions that fascinates me, but I just love that you have so many of them in your 'previously' section.
My first thought was the transitions are super annoying and could probably be fixed with some kind of bar graph. After even more thought I decided a circular bar graph would be easiest. Then after some more thought I realized I had just spent 10 minutes inventing the analog clock and I'm probably too dumb to be allowed on the internet.