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www.siliconpublishing.com | ||
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dominiccummings.com
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| | | | | 'People, ideas, machines -- in that order!' Colonel Boyd. 'The main thing that's needed is simply the recognition of how important seeing is, and the will to do something about it.' Bret Victor. '[T]he transfer of an entirely new and quite different framework for thinking about, designing, and using information systems ... is immensely more... | |
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www.holoborodko.com
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| | | | | [AI summary] The user is encountering an issue with the 'mychemistry' package in QuickLaTeX. They mentioned that the package is not found, and even after updating TexLive, there are compilation errors. The user is looking for a solution to this problem. | |
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www.practicallyefficient.com
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thesephist.com
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| | | [AI summary] The article explores the iPad Pro's role as a personal computer for the future, drawing parallels to Apple's historical approach of introducing simplified interfaces. It highlights the iPad's strengths in portability, touchscreen interaction, and creative workflows, while acknowledging its limitations in professional settings. The piece argues that Apple's vision for computing is shifting toward a more user-friendly, simplified model, akin to the Macintosh and iPhone's impact on their respective markets. Despite criticisms from power users, the article suggests that most users will adapt to this new paradigm, positioning the iPad Pro as a stepping stone toward a more accessible and intuitive computing experience. | ||
