kvey

Colton. Working on making manufacturing easy. Age 22. Co-founder @ GetScale.

[kekotelli]

[insight-jd]

HOW THE FUCK 

[ambris]

That has got to be one of the most clever uses of transparency I’ve seen on this site yet.

[mr-prism]

we interrupt your regularly scheduled lack of meaningful content, to bring you

[goddammitleah]

but how did you…

[redlipstickresurrected]

Julia Laub and Cedric Kiefer - Fragments Of RGB, 2013  Digital Arts

[archatlas]

DevExperts Dmitry Narozhny

[niimajunkdealer]

PARALLELS

Do me a favour, and just set your browser to 200% zoom or somethin, ok?

Please do not repost. :)

[ryan-reynolds]

All we do is take. I’m tired of taking.

[boredpanda]

Human Takes His Dog On Epic Adventures, Proves That Dogs Are The Best Travel Buddies

[ravenworks-deactivated20210719]

[poolsofchrome]

[eliotbaum]

first concept of myr from 2014 versus their current version! 

[pururin]

[sanjanasart]

[firrrestarter]

WATERCOLOUR MAKES ME NERVOUS JUST WATCHING IT IN USE

[kenyatta]

Remember when Mark Zuckerberg declared that the age of privacy was over? Well, that was before he spent $100 million on 750 acres of Kauai North Shore plantation and beachfront, the majority of which will sit undeveloped in order to provide a buffer between his private retreat and the public who might want to pry into his life. That’s in addition to the four houses he bought around his home in Silicon Valley, which sit empty, providing an exclusion zone that protects him against prying eyes. Then there was the time he flipped out because his sister screwed up her (deliberately over-complicated and difficult-to-understand) Facebook privacy settings and shared a photo of a private family moment. When Mark Zuckerberg (or Eric Schmidt) declares privacy to be dead, they’re not making an observation, they’re making a wish. What they mean is, “If your privacy was dead, I would be richer.” The best use for Facebook is to teach people why they should leave Facebook.

Mark Zuckerberg just dropped another $100M to protect his privacy - Boing Boing (via kenyatta)

[thethingaboutprogramming]

The thing about programming is that you won’t see the cause of a bug until you’ve spent at least thirty minutes telling the world that it’s fundamentally impossible for it to occur.

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[kouu-deactivated20170122]

Are you going to destroy the whole world?

[asstleinthesky-deactivated20161]

[thethingaboutprogramming]

The thing about programming is that when you’re struggling to get something working, you won’t be able to stop thinking about it no matter what you’re doing. This is often remarkably inconvenient, when trying to sleep for instance.

[hoursofreading]

Choose to learn over anything else. Choose the pain, the tears, the nights and nights with your head stuck in a book. Choose to be somebody with a real and profound understanding of your field.