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2y ago
A small part of me: This is the dream, right? (Presumably) cashing out your side/main project. You made it. Good job! The other part of me: This grows tiresome. Users are increasingly treated like stepping stools for founders (reminisc
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Clever Hans
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Has anyone who uses an IDE (e.g., JetBrains, not a code editor) moved to Cursor? I've downloaded it a few times because everyone raves about it, but I've always come back almost immediately because editors can't reliably make
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2y ago
My intention was to emphasize the irony, not so much the relationship between them. :)
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2y ago
But Google also effectively owns that, right? Or was that your question
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2y ago
That’s what the article for this thread is about…
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2y ago
In that same alternate reality: WPEngine is given control of Automattic/WordPress as a result of the lawsuits.
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2y ago
Very cool. I remember reading about these ~20 years ago, but didn't make the connection until you posted this. Thanks!
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2y ago
They also have Slack integration (/songlink {url})
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2y ago
I’m surprised more people don’t use Supermaven. Its completions are quite a bit faster than Cursor and it also integrates into IDEs (Jetbrains), not just editors.
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2y ago
I am working on an email-based space game (a la Eve Online). Between work and family responsibilites, I find it difficult to carve out time for dedicated gaming sessions anymore. As a result, I often find myself searching for games that I c
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You can move around the table, if you don’t remain seated, making any angle trivial.
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2y ago
It's pretty funny how many of these are "Is it a Minecraft server? No. It's a framework with which you can build your own rewrite of Minecraft server."
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2y ago
Freakonomics had an episode on rent control a few years ago that I found interesting. https://freakonomics.com/podcast/why-rent-control-doesnt-wor...
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I should've clarified that I'm interested in those, as well. What ones do you subscribe to?
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2y ago
Here are the ones I currently read (most) every issue: https://thehustle.co , https://zsa.io/the-ergo , https://newsletter.pragmaticengineer.com , https://www.bloomberg.com/account/
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Ask HN: What newsletters do you subscribe to?
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2y ago
Hi! I missed the site but I have enjoyed reading about it after. As much as I enjoyed the last article, I enjoyed this one even more. Thank you for both the site and the articles.
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2y ago
I see that you're getting hammered in this thread, so I want to say a few things: 1. Great job on shipping! Whether or not the people in this thread find this tool useful, I want to congratulate you on putting together something you&#x
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2y ago
I agree, in principle, which the spirit of this article and find it fascinating from a technical perspective. That being said... > What are they going to do, sue you over $2? Nope! They'll just let your local government do that for
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> "What goes around, comes around! Rediscover the delight of tactile scrolling with tinyPod’s physical scroll wheel. And yes, it actually scrolls. How? Through carefully mechanized components inside, tinyPod's wheel makes direc
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Priscila, Queen of the Rideshare Mafia
(wired.com)
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I feel sad saying this: I don't think it's right, but I worry less and less about these as time goes on; Not because I don't think it sucks, but because my information has been in so many breaches up to this point that I'
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Ask HN: Cloudflare Billing Dispute
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3y ago
I’m not sure that they actually are able to. From the article: > Although LLMs find it difficult to recognize specific words represented as ASCII art, they have the ability to infer what such a word might be based on the text content in
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3y ago
I'm definitely not at all qualified to talk about this, but... aren't "uniform" and "random" antonyms?
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2024 PHP Report Overview: PHP App Development and Deployment Trends
(zend.com)
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Windsor Typeface (2018)
(fontreviewjournal.com)
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True, although I feel like in the case of Skiff it was. The main attraction for me is that as a Google non-user, I don't really have a great Google Docs/Sheets alternative. FastMail works great for mail, but doesn't have thes
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Ask HN: Why should I use your service? It's just gonna sunset
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