Higher information density UIs for me. Hiding the chrome and navigation on scroll is something I’ve wanted for a while.

What do Nostriches think about #Hyperloop?

#asknostr

Any way to make keeping or removing the DM history, and creating a new receiver address, a user configurable option with Nostr?

If we drop the assumption that people want their DMs in every client we can start making headway

Where are images and avatars stored on Nostr? Is it part of the protocol or is someone hosting?

It's interesting that I have never seen two houses with the same layout (except houses built in the same place by the same entity). The number of variations is almost infinite.

What keyboard is this

Irrigable land ownership, few indeed

infinite food hack: planting shit. few.

I think of architectural design, physically work and move freely on site while having direct visual and acoustic links available for notes, models, web media, and various sensor recording capabilities for documentation and processing. The extended range of different sensors also plays a critical role in making wearable computers useful I think.

The potential eye strain reduction seems generally significant.

I see an unknown factor in the device weight however, I found wearing AirPods Max for longer stretches pretty unsatisfactory in that regard.

It seems we might get there soon with a good LLM. 🤞

What specific use cases are you thinking of? As a coder I still envisage using keyboard and mouse…but maybe not?

I’ve also seen some anecdotal evidence that eye strain can be be massively reduced because of the variation in focal distance, which could be a massive selling point.

Whatever allows capable computing, interface and machine, to finally completely break free from desktops. I really hope this can live up to the aspiration, spatial computer and all.

Too much stuff.

I think we see too much code, too little R&D. Too much hacking, too many faulty ideas.

Waiting to see your code