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Eden was the first containment failure(tidesofsea.com)
3 points by _phnd_ 3mo ago|0 comments
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Banning social media is the wrong conversation(substack.com)
5 points by _phnd_ 9mo ago|3 comments
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by _phnd_ 9mo ago
This piece started from a simple observation: every generation has the same panic about new media, but we never ask why the panic is so predictable. The Australia ban is just the latest iteration. Before TikTok it was video games, before th
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Show HN: Free LLM System–-Prompt(bsky.app)
1 points by _phnd_ 10mo ago|0 comments
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by _phnd_ 11mo ago
was gonna read this, but realised I didn't have to:D
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by _phnd_ 11mo ago
yeh, the illusion of management control is a tricky beast to defeat.
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by _phnd_ 11mo ago
interesting take, many A-list devs I have observed like some structure, it just has to be the right structure.
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by _phnd_ 11mo ago
I guess the guardrails of process are to help focus the more inexperienced. the less you know the more framework you need.
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Ask HN: What's the Least Amount of Process a Small Team Can Get Away With?
7 points by _phnd_ 11mo ago|8 comments
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Rockets vs. Drones: Rethinking Over-Engineered IT(tidesofsea.com)
3 points by _phnd_ 11mo ago|1 comments
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by _phnd_ 11mo ago
Many IT departments aim for SpaceX-level process engineering—elaborate architecture reviews, multi-year transformation roadmaps, and platform teams—despite serving relatively small user bases. The result is slow decision-making, meeting ove
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by _phnd_ 11mo ago
Yeah, this is a sharp take — the SQL analogy nails how over-specifying prompts kills creativity and pushes outputs toward the median. What’s missing, though, is the emotional side of prompting. It’s not just about keeping things ambiguous,
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Rubber Duck Debugging with LLMs: Why Explaining Your Problem Is the Solution(tidesofsea.com)
1 points by _phnd_ 11mo ago|3 comments
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by _phnd_ 11mo ago
The AI slop epidemic has a simple cause: people are asking LLMs to create instead of using them to amplify. When you prompt "write me a poem about loss," you get generic output because there's no complexity to work with—garba
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by _phnd_ 1y ago
it's corporatism, ref Mussolini
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by _phnd_ 1y ago
what, the land of the free, whover told you that is your enemy
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by _phnd_ 2y ago
Ambulate was made to address your needs - a central place to plan a trip. You are exactly right about offline being key! Routes are downloadable to your devices. A future feature is to export the whole trip itinerary and maps to pdf for off
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by _phnd_ 2y ago
The github repo is:)
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by _phnd_ 2y ago
Yeah, for adding markers to a city map I think being able to search by address is important. Thanks for sharing.
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by _phnd_ 2y ago
Works on iOS 17 with Safari, Chrome and Firefox. What OS and browser where you using?
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by _phnd_ 2y ago
The guy in the vid says he hates walking, so not the target audience:D
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by _phnd_ 2y ago
Ambulate is GPLv3, source code at https://github.com/oliverfields/tripplanner2 . It depends on Firebase for authorization and a S3 bucket for storage. Copy dotenv.local_example to .env.local and add relevant info, then
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by _phnd_ 2y ago
The concepts seem at first glance to be similar, but I think the main difference is that Ambulate emphasizes creating a map that can be used for actual navigation along side the itinerary (plotting routes and adding map markers). Wanderlog
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by _phnd_ 2y ago
Nice app, I like the free form way of creating an itinerary. Seems that the main difference is that Ambulate supports manually plotting routes/uploading GPX routes and annotating the map with markers. Often times in the back country th
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by _phnd_ 2y ago
If you mean Ambulate, just click on the map and choose Add Marker.
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by _phnd_ 2y ago
Thank you, improvement is deployed to production:)
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by _phnd_ 2y ago
Thanks for the feedback:) Currently all changes need to be manually saved by clicking on the blue Save trip button on the top of the itinerary. I'll give it some thought. Sharing trips is indeed a very cool feature that is high up on t
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by _phnd_ 2y ago
There are certainly a lot of powerful route building tools out there. Ambulate supports importing tracks/routes GPX files, such that route planning could be done in e.g. Gaia or CalTopo and then exported as GPX and finally imported to
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Show HN: Ambulate – Detailed Trip Planning(ambulate.app)
93 points by _phnd_ 2y ago|57 comments
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Show HN: Pagegen, Python static site generator withunlimited page hierarchy(pagegen.phnd.net)
6 points by _phnd_ 11y ago|3 comments

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