@matharium There is an old project I did 5 years ago, where you dont use just one sequence of circles, but multiple
This helps you draw more complex figures with more noninterupted lines
https://t.co/EtoMRkL5wV
The final video and the comparison
this is actually based on an old project of mine, done 5 years ago, to use multiple fourier series to draw multiple lines in same time, not only one line figures
And funny that now I generated all those videos in like 2 prompts......
https://t.co/qO1Aot2bjX
Codex be like
"my earlier answers blurred that practical distinction"
"My earlier explanation made an extra Cloudflare check sound mandatory"
"My earlier wording blurred that distinction."
@mattpocockuk@poteto Could you ask her how they manage to split/assign the tons of tasks between people, how the issue/ticket management is changing in a team that heavely uses agents?
Dude, if you get only bad stays, doesn't mean that everybody is having bad stays, I had probably about 5-6 Airbnbs in different countries and everytime it was a good/great stay
And you can't have any idea if he just stays and ignores all the problems or works trying to solve them
You probably understand how hard is to make sure that everybody is happy, you try to solve one issue, another arises, especially considering the amount of stakeholders they have, making sure both owners and people who rent are happy, you can read about what they did during COVID to see how they tried to keep relationship to customers, sacrificing some parts, not doing well other things, even tho not perfect, but the amount of dimensions is huge and they tried to manage it
I recommend reading the Lifelong Kindergarten by Mitchel Resnick,
"Cultivating Creativity through Projects, Passion, Peers, and Play, MIT Media Lab learning expert Mitchel Resnick argues that the rest of education and life should operate like traditional kindergarten, centering on creative thinking over passive fact memorization"
Mitchel was involved with creation of Scratch and Lego Mindstorms