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this is fascinating after spending the last few years in mobile game dev, thinking a lot about building games around the patterns of everyday life (also as someone who just spent an hour scrolling TikTok, a thing I do every few weeks - it's compelling enough I don't do it often) @swodinsky/1489386322808774662Permalink Look on archive.org
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and also thinking about how long it takes a game/an app to open. it is so significant when it comes to short duration play patterns. and so hard to get Unity to cooperate. which is probably a good thing for humanity, thinking about it?Permalink Look on archive.org
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I spent a while setting up a complicated note taking infrastructure recently, and one of the hardest but most crucial parts was finding a note taking app that would actually launch quickly.Permalink Look on archive.org
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I know people that use a 1 person Discord server for taking notes etc. it makes a lot of sense to me: get out your phone and time how long it takes to start writing something versus Notion/Roam/Obsidian/Google Docs/whatever. (Google Keep & iOS Notes are both p good for this, tbf)Permalink Look on archive.org
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notebooks are like social media except you're there on your ownLook on archive.org
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which logically implies that a Google Doc is a social space, if more bounded in time than, say, Twitter. and indeed, I went to a party in one and I had a good time onezero.medium.com/party-in-a-shared-google-doc-d576c565706ePermalink Look on archive.org