1. rc1 Dec 4, 2025 parent

   The Oracle Org Chart by Manu Cornet springs to mind reading this: https://www.globalnerdy.com/2011/07/03/org-charts-of-the-big...
2. rc1 Dec 3, 2025 parent

   Cursor opened in config/ + HomeAssistant MCP is exceptionally good. I have blundered along with Home Assistant over the years, but it lit up with the above setup for me the other day.

   For giggles, I had it set all the lights into a disco.

   Next, we vibed a markdown file containing a to-do list of all my upstairs lights that are abstractly named by the different integrations. I put an x against a name and it turned the light off.

   Once I identified it, I wrote a better name next to it. It updated the system.

   We vibed dashboards and routines.

   The problem with Home Assistant is that once it works, you don't touch it for a year and are back to square one with the layers of concepts. But I am left satisfied knowing I have backed up the conversation/context that we can pick up next year or whenever again.

   A memorable computer experience.

3. rc1 Dec 3, 2025 parent

   If Europe isn’t a continent, on what continent are the EU member states sitting on?
4. rc1 Dec 3, 2025 parent

   Nit: its $800 billion in interest, your comment starts with $8 billion
5. rc1 Nov 27, 2025 parent

   https://icons8.com/lunacy

   Not open source however

6. rc1 Oct 28, 2025 parent

   If fairness to toon, the alternative json your giving doesn’t include hints on structure.

   Not sure LLM are more “tuned” to JSON.

   That said, your general point holds that toon maybe unnecessary. Especially in the examples given. But perhaps plan text would suffice. Toon could be useful when automating inputs with many different shapes.

7. rc1 Sep 25, 2025 parent

   Looking at the link and the editor, it seems like a feasible fork.
8. rc1 Sep 22, 2025 parent

   > The VideoDisc is sometimes confused with the LaserDisc, a home video technology of that era that used an optical laser.

   I didn’t know this existed in 1964. It’s almost vinyl for video.

9. rc1 Sep 16, 2025 parent

   Figma?
10. rc1 Aug 15, 2014 parent

    At night. Amazing.
11. 2 points Feb 6, 2014

    Robots will explore Tate Britain at night

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12. rc1 Jan 15, 2013 parent

    I can think of a few reasons why it might be like that: to lead the reader into the article; to provide context of a library; to fit with the visual flow. Easy to criticise (especially on the grounds of efficiency) more interesting to critique... which is why many of these books are worth reading. Every wonder why the design of everyday computers are designed to keep us so stationary?

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