Thomas Munk

@Gavmn I have had a similar issue once and fixed it by setting my background to white and using light mode for all my programs and after a week or two it was not visible anymore

Figma UI burned into my Studio Display 🫠

@topazlabs Starlight

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@flornkm duck.io

What's the simplest domain you own? Bought this one last week:

@SigmaOS I have been looking forward to this for ages :-)

👉 ⓕ for Focus 🧘

@rsms @figma Well that answers that question :-)...so in that case I support your suggestion on creating a new figma file with cmd+N and Figjam file with cmd+shift+N btw...thank you for creating Inter...truly an amazing font

@thomasmunkcom @figma twitter.com/rsms/status/15…

@figma ⌘N in desktop app no longer creates a new file (instead it shows a page that requires mouse interaction, asking me to choose document type.) How can I make ⌘N create a new file again? This (bug?) really hampers productivity.

@bryan_johnson Sound like your ghrelin hormone is running the show. Try some intermitten fasting and you will soon get to a point where you rarely feel hunger.

I eat 1,977 calories daily (533 < “normal”) + 1hr of exercise. My hunger levels: 10/10, even right after eating. Yet my biological measurements are ideal. Why does my body/mind invite me to commit self harm?

@jackrusher @strangeloop_stl Great talk with references to awesome languages and projects that most are unaware of. I would love to show you what we are working on @neurionco which is a statically typed functional programming language with typed holes and other goodies :-)

My talk from @strangeloop_stl is out! There will soon be a mini-site with a transcript, references, and a few additional notes and corrections.

@jake_zeller This seems like such a great idea..great work and initiative guys 👍

1/ Founders are the lifeblood of venture capital; both because of their companies and the dealflow they send to VCs. Yet of $621B invested in venture last year, less than 3% was deployed by active founders. Today we’re changing that and launching Powerset. Read more >>

@FrancescoD_Ales I also have a WalkingPad that I use when doing research and find that it's a great way to get those extra steps. I don't use when doing "real" work since it can be a bit distracting to walk and keep a pace when I am doing design work which requires more precise mouse movements.

Just got a "WalkingPad" to review/use in the office. Does anybody use an under-desk treadmill? I'd love to be able to pool your opinions of using them into the video, pop them below if you have any from use! 👇🏼

@jonathoda We are some who care but creating solutions within this space is harder than most realize and takes more time than most are willing or able to put in. As you know, just understanding the problems that need to be solved and experimenting with solutions can take many years upfront

No one cares about end user programming. Maybe it needs to start with professional programmers as a specialized lightweight tool for simple problems.

@yairchu @LamduProject @paulbiggar @darklang @neurocy @dm_0ney @o_kryvonos @neurionco Great company we are in I can see :-) I will add a few details this weekend and let's find a date for a demo

@thomasmunkcom @LamduProject @paulbiggar @darklang @neurocy @dm_0ney @o_kryvonos @neurionco Cool, looking forward to see it! Added it to the list of structural editors but didn't add a description, please feel free to contribute one github.com/yairchu/awesom…

Some small demos of projectional editors from the virtual meetup of Projectional Functional Typed languages: youtu.be/Q61dh87WGrE @LamduProject @paulbiggar @darklang @neurocy @dm_0ney @o_kryvonos

@yairchu @LamduProject @paulbiggar @darklang @neurocy @dm_0ney @o_kryvonos @neurionco We haven't written much in the FAQ yet, but that is on our Todo list :-) it's a structural editor based on a new statically typed functional programming language with semantically typed holes. It has live evaluation, version history, transclusion and more good stuff :-)

@thomasmunkcom @LamduProject @paulbiggar @darklang @neurocy @dm_0ney @o_kryvonos @neurionco What is @neurionco? I admit I didn't understand much from the FAQ at neurion.co/faq Will it have a structural editor?

@stevekrouse Finally a competition where being a huge book nerd is useful :-)

@thomasmunkcom You're winning so far!

my 10 favorite nonfiction books - how many have you read?

@ctnicholasdev @liveblocks This most have taken a good deal of work to make and it shows... great article 👍

✨ Interactive article! How to animate multiplayer cursors --- I'm absolutely over the moon to be releasing my first article for @liveblocks! 🎉 This has got a whole host of fancy components 🌟 plus handy React snippets. You're going to like this one! liveblocks.io/blog/how-to-an…

@disconcision Am I the only one who actually likes APL with all its weird symbols? Kenneth Iversons work of a better visual notation for thought is truly amazing and worth exploring. It inspired me to create a notation to speed up UI+UX documentation.

whenever someone tries to tell me about their APL/J/K programming experience

@tomas_mikula There definitely seems to be something to session types that might make them very useful when creating UIs. At @neurionco we have looked at this specific use case but don't have the ressources yet to fully explore it.

Hypothesis: Session types are great for building stateful UIs. Why: - No bias towards one direction of data flow as in reactive approaches. All parties are equal. - Linearity allows mutable state w/o its usual downsides. - Don't do side-effects/callbacks. Interact instead.

@TfTHacker @NotePlanApp I could not agree more. Transclusion is an essential building block in a TfT, but would also say that version history on everything and the ability to program are essential. That's also way we @neurionco have these things and more as our core pillars.

Another impressive Tool for Thought, @NotePlanApp that publishes a roadmap. Bravo for its upcoming transclusion feature. Makes me sad TfT tools don't grasp the fundamental importance of transclusion. noteplan.canny.io