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A Great Deal of Information About Hacker News
(vale.rocks)
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"polarization" might, in part, be a proximity issue
(justinjackson.ca)
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Stay Away from Accessibility Overlays
(vale.rocks)
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The Longest-Running Vaporware Project in the History of Computing
(themagnet.substack.com)
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Unscale the Internet
(ystrickler.com)
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The Joy of Building Slow
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7mo ago
Thanks for commenting. The projects that I always admire here and out there is something like this: 1. someone find real problem (like very tedious to use gov site) 2. build a solution in a weekend 3. solve the problem for themselves and t
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Plenty of AI hype, but not much useful software?
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If AI is so good, why don't we have an infinite supply of 10x engineers?
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Will Claude Code ruin our team?
(justinjackson.ca)
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Follow the Money is phasing out U.S. tech – follow the journey
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Software Is User Action
(software-action.hyperclay.com)
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9mo ago
Here's my website https://youdo.blog
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2y ago
Rob Hardy wrote about this phenomenon (it's not exclusive to indie hackers) and he call it "the pattern": > If you’ve ever wondered why so much of the creator economy looks like a pyramid scheme—with course creators who te
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Make the internet you want to see
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Thank you for making this. What's the number means near words in the results? For example "book 70k" what's 70k refer to? The number of discussions on Wikipedia about it? #s of Edits? Or articles that mentioned it?
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A different way of understanding AI, better than awesome or worst thing ever
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Four tech journalists left Vice to launch their own writer cooperative
(404media.co)
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What would you do if you weren’t afraid?
(danielmiessler.com)
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3y ago
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Reverse image search in greater depth
(digitaldigging.org)
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Macmillan Dictionary to close after 14 years of online excellence
(macmillaneducation.secure.force.com)
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I quit my job as a Software Developer to pursue building Shopify apps full-time
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Human Immortality Using LLMs
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The best thinkers are not intellectually humble but intellectually ambitious
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> You can't hire enough legal and compliance experts to get it 100% right not to mention all the extra code you need to write. You don't need to hire a team, just a company. A lot of companies offer this exact service now and e
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What confuses me about OpenAI is that, after poaching the copyright of so many sites to train their model, they expect those who use "GPT" in their product names to comply. They did this for Craiyon.com (their new name now), and u
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Two years ago this month, I disconnected my recording studio from the internet
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4y ago
massivesci.com The key differentiator in this digital magazine is that it offers science stories as told by scientists. And that's quite rare in a clickbait-y world.
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> It's about 127k lines of C++ (not counting libraries written by others) I admire and respect you for that. Thank you really for building SumatraPDF.
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Don't get me wrong. But if you're smart why you don't have your own company or business? Making a successful business in a capitalism atmosphere is not that hard for smart people. The thing that makes me wonder is cases like
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