Correct. The whole point of modern residential architecture was/is to make safe, pleasant houses available to regular people by mass-manufacturing them, and people like it.
I think that rationally ignorant, time constrained normie homebuyers see contemporary architecture/design and (mostly correctly) understand it to be a shorthand for, "great, it'll have all the usual modern amenities, no major safety or maintenance issues, etc."
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honestly this might be the last year of HTML Day unless we can find sustainable funding
HTML Day belongs to the community and I'd love to see it continue but organizing it takes a lot of <time>
if you'd like to help support it we would love to talk
"with a baroque bow and two weeks of solid practice i could totally do this", he thought to himself
youtube.com/watch?v=JZmanibt…
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if you can write a for loop and two if statements i'd love to email you sometime maxakohler.substack.com/
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for context, this is the paper: dl.acm.org/doi/epdf/10.1145/… and this is (roughly) the problem they set: leetcode.com/problems/maximu…
whenever that image of the PanAm building comes up I'm reminded of this front page, a few years later - the beginning of the end of modernity
It always blows my mind that the German architect Walter Gropius who co-designed the (then) PanAm Building in New York was born in 1883.
He was 20 when the Wright brothers did their first flight, 25 when Model T was first produced... And somehow drew this.
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I had an office like this for ~2 months years ago I've not come close to that level of productivity since
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Wild contrast to this 1995 National Geographic I picked up today



































