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alabhyajindal
14d ago
So anyone can create a list of problems and slap the name Millennium Problems on them?
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20d ago
Congrats - but isn't this the same as sending a message in a group chat that you're going somewhere?
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20d ago
Love the design and the name! Just signed up - good luck with the launch!
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21d ago
This looks cool - however, I had a hard time understanding what I can use xbin for. I feel like it would be better if the landing page, or the GitHub README talked about what xbin enables me to do first, and then talk about the technical bi
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2mo ago
You mean handy.computer?
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2mo ago
and the seven books I keep close: diary of a wimpy kid 1-7
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3mo ago
Congrats! I just tried Handy again which now uses transcribe.cpp and it works brilliantly. Love the streaming output from Parakeet Unified EN 0.6B. I remember using Handy about a year ago and it's amazing to see the improvements!
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3mo ago
Did solutions to problems just pop into your head when you were programming before LLMs? Did you not pause and think about the code you were writing before?
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3mo ago
> I always have a book with me when I go out with my partner, even if I don’t usually end up reading it. If she has to run an errand and I have to wait, I don’t waste my free time with nothing to read. I have become good at walking my do
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Code Golf
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AI Makes Sitting with Discomfort Feel Shameful
(bennadel.com)
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Lean Game Server
(adam.math.hhu.de)
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7mo ago
Hi Bruno - this looks great! I remember collaborating with you a couple times on Kagi's browser extensions. Was there a specific moment that made you want to work on Uruky, or was it because of the overall direction Kagi is heading in?
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7mo ago
100%. Not sure what the solution is but I have lost interest in Show HNs these days. Part of it is because when someone posted before, it usually meant they spent a fair amount of time thinking, and found it worthwhile to spend energy on th
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7mo ago
I built something very similar recently but eventually lost interest because I couldn't find customers. It's main focus was sending email reminders to users to contact their friends. https://alabhya.me/myfriends
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Creative Coding
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7mo ago
Nice very cool. Unfortunately, the blog post looks like it's been generated by an LLM. > Going from a high score to the highest score isn’t usually about making minor tweaks. It requires fighting for every small, boring, consequenti
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7mo ago
BOOM! Let's go
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7mo ago
I wonder if the Small Android Phone project has moved forward since the last time it was posted here: https://smallandroidphone.com
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Chief Mouser to the Cabinet Office
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7mo ago
I can highly recommend Brave Search to anyone who is looking for an alternative. I found it to be much better than DuckDuckGo. Feels like Kagi almost, but free.
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7mo ago
How do you block users on HN? Are you using a different client?
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I am also going to now implement an existing project and invent a different name for it. Look out for Waterfox, a minimal web consumer.
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From their post on Twitter in 2024 when they adopted Swift, with a comment on Rust. My general thoughts on Rust: - Excellent for short-lived programs that transform input A to output B - Clunky for long-lived programs that maintain large co
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7mo ago
Looks like they changed it: > Warp raised a $50M Series B led by Sequoia Capital and grew to over 500,000 engineers on the platform.
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7mo ago
> This is not becoming the main focus of the project. We will continue developing the engine in C++, and porting subsystems to Rust will be a sidetrack that runs for a long time. I don't like this bit. Wouldn't it be better to
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8mo ago
Here's another approach using Rclone and an editor of your choice. Rclone has a built in crypt library that can encrypt your data and store it in a cloud provider. I use it along with Sublime Text to journal, and store my encrypted dat
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Why Are Geniuses Destroying Jobs in Uganda? (2017)
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Amazing - congrats on this work. Do I understand it correctly that the goal of the platform is help organise online protests? If so, I would love to understand how this approach is different from using something like change.org. I have read
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8mo ago
Wow Wails looks interesting! Hadn't heard of it before.
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