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www.pcgamer.com 3y ago

Terraria's devs have been trying to stop developing Terraria for years

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github.com 3y ago

Make JSON Greppable

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github.com 3y ago

Vitals – A tiny macOS process monitor

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www.youtube.com 3y ago

Encouraging the Young to Die – The Most Toxic Site I've Ever Seen

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old.reddit.com 3y ago

A Beginner's Guide to Microphones

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www.engadget.com 3y ago

DeviantArt is launching its own AI art generator

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www.attackmagazine.com 3y ago

SoundCloud is laying off 20% of its workforce

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ss64.com 4y ago

Pronunciation Guide for Unix

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www.dialup.net 4y ago

Windle for Windows

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textarea.online 4y ago

Textarea Online

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hemingwayapp.com 4y ago

Hemingway Editor

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news.ycombinator.com 4y ago

Ask HN: Have you noticed the increase of spamming on YouTube?

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www.cnbc.com 4y ago

Restaurant drive-thrus are slower and less accurate in 2021

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gist.github.com 5y ago

First version of redis written in Tcl

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roperzh.github.io 5y ago

Online Linux man pages editor

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en.wikipedia.org 5y ago

Radiatori – pasta shaped like a radiator to maximize heat exchange

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aeroheim.moe 6y ago

Winkeyless 22mini-B Keyboard Build

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scrapbox.io 6y ago

Scrapbox – A knowledge base built for infinite ideas

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dev.to 6y ago

Technically impressive solutions to invented problems

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dl.acm.org 6y ago

Thriving in a crowded and changing world: C++ 2006–2020

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www.japantimes.co.jp 6y ago

Japanese city to set ordinance against 'smartphone zombies'

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twitter.com 6y ago

Using Notepad as Debug Console for Win32 Programs

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howoldisit.glitch.me 6y ago

Tool that tells you how old a technology is

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www.qb64.org 6y ago

Basic for the Modern Era

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thenewstack.io 6y ago

Kubernetes Ingress for Beginners

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github.com 6y ago

Matplotlib Cheatsheet

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listmonk.app 6y ago

Listmonk: Self-hosted newsletter and mailing list manager

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www.theverge.com 6y ago

Microsoft Word now flags double spaces after a period as errors

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caddyserver.com 6y ago

Caddy 2 – The Ultimate Server with Automatic HTTPS

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visualstudiomagazine.com 6y ago

C# Seems to Be Losing Its Edge in Desktop

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Google+ couldn't handle spams. Inbox was an excellent execution. one needed the tech that made Gmail, and the other couldn't co-exist with Gmail? we will never truly know.

This is an excellent idea and a great execution. I am seeing similar divergence in how custom agents are defined. A tool for managing custom agents is needed right now.

This is a very interesting way of building agent skills. Seems like the imperative way of orchestration/automation is making a comeback.

This is a wonderful idea. I couldn't get Gemini CLI to work, but I understand that ACP integration is still experimental. This is close to the UI I wanted for agents because I find CLIs are very limited.

Ghostty 1.0 2 years ago

thank you and the community for the work. i hope to see blocks (not sure if this is a shell thing or a terminal thing) the same way warp does it :)

very surprised by all the infrastructure hosted in us central. the page claims codespaces is functional but it clearly is not. it fails at loading vscode after bootstrapping the environment.

Untranslatable 2 years ago

saw the expression "que sopa?" and thought about all the verlan french rappers brought into the french language. most of them will never make it into the french dictionary.

powershell wanted to expose input and output as objects. liked the concept. the execution could have been better though.

yes, i am sure AI can compose music in the near future. a lot of folks are pessimistic on this one, but i can see the possibility. if we define music (as i do) as storytelling and musicians as storytellers, then we need to teach AI how to tell stories with music instruments.

but that's not the direction i have seen the research take.

beside the dark patterns mentioned in other comments, we have been conditioned to accept modern interfaces as being always right. we blame ourselves for not understanding them and they shame us for not understanding them.

that for me only exacerbates the problem.

Cron at Scale 3 years ago

interesting read. i have seen the contrary move being a success too. moving from sophisticated job scheduling systems that are too complex and less reliable to the simplicity and reliability of crontabs or systemd timers.

Groqchat 3 years ago

signing up was a mistake. i am now condemned to use this in incognito.