If you compare wallet size, you're likely bound to find someone with a fatter wallet.
If you compare wealth over time, you may find you're richer than many just by opening your kitchen cabinets. [0]
As long as humanity moves forward for each other (and we don't * up [2]), wealth increases for everyone, on average. [1] In metrics that a dollar amount can't capture.
If symbols are your pain point, why not just put those on an external macro pad?
From what I remember, switching to Dvorak et al isn't best for increased efficiency, and you lock yourself from standard devices. Qwerty is better than good: it's good enough. Ergonomic keyboards are a good consideration, not for efficiency, but to avoid wrist pain.
I mean, maybe, but it'd be more substantial if you could explain what you base those on or what you actually mean. Otherwise it's as good as scapulimancy .
Plenty of individual transactions (at least on this recording time scale) and not a flow as an economy would daily. Plus some odd transactions where money is allocated to several wallets at the same time.
I wish it had the relative size included in the visualization.
And yet the general interest (per google trends) is only twice as much as in 2013 when it first became popular. IMO this shows more speculation than actual demand.
I originally meant a slider to control speed but I also like the waypoints idea (a slider in cube state history) .
I'm still curious about the internal lines idea. But I don't understand the Rubik's cube enough. If you label all blue squares as {1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9} is their solution configuration unique?
this is a strange request, but could you make the cube translucent? I'd really like to see an internal cord/line between the 'solved' position (where it should be) of each color square to its place in the scrambled position (where it actually is) in order to get an idea of how "tangled up" a position is. Who knows, it might even help with solving strategies!
the solving animation is too fast (which can also be a good thing but not always) ... maybe add a slider.
also depending on your idea of fun, this allows for making a rubik's cube of rubiks cubes :^)
GOTO 2019 • The Soul of Erlang and Elixir • Saša Jurić
This talk feels, as a coding analogy, a lot more like throwing ingredients into a recipe than architecting an abstract machine.