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Show HN: Reminders to Stay in Touch with Friends
(myfriends.lol)
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9mo ago
They should switch to a native installer then. Quite confusing
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9mo ago
Very very cool! Just signed up. Reminds me of Val Town which I'm a big fan of. Did you choose Lua because you love using it, or for some other pragmatic reasons? Do you think a service like yours with support for many variety of langua
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Is this solving the same problem as Netlify's forms? https://docs.netlify.com/manage/forms/setup/ I guess one advantage here is that the user is not locked into a specific hosting provider.
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9mo ago
Nice! Love the domain. Did you use Claude to design the landing page?
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India proposes forcing smartphone makers to give source code
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9mo ago
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If it's not a hit, switch
(sive.rs)
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10mo ago
I agree that there is signal, and that phrasing his original post as you pointed out would have been better. My issue is that the cost, in terms of time, for these experiments have really gone down with LLMs. Earlier, if someone played arou
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Thank you! I don't use Mataroa but I can see the similarities. My current blog setup is a Python script that parses content written in markdown and emits HTML. The CSS is inspired by the other minimal blogs I see here. Thanks a lot for
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It's interesting but I don't think it belongs as a comment under this post. I can use LLMs to create something tangential for each project posted on HN, and so can everyone else. If we all started doing this then the comment secti
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10mo ago
> OpenAI releases a new model to distract from their board drama This one shows the "age" of the LLM, or the data cut off time
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11mo ago
Amazing! Though I can't get the theme to stop changing while the music is playing. Is there a setting I'm missing?
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11mo ago
The difference is restricting removal of the app. It takes away the user's choice. As far as I know all preloaded apps, at least on Android, can be disabled if not uninstalled. > The November 28 order, seen by Reuters, gives major s
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I heard that the ML version was a translation of the C version, and is thus not easy to follow along. Or it may have been the other way around!
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I used to be very against closed source products but changed my mind recently. One of the founders of Obsidian makes some great points here: https://forum.obsidian.md/t/open-sourcing-of-obsidian/1515/1...
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11mo ago
I created a RescueTime alternative for KDE Plasma. It runs in the background as a daemon and records time spent on each window in a SQLite database. Next step here would be to add a Firefox extension, since a lot of my time is spent browsin
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Think in math, write in code (2019)
(jmeiners.com)
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11mo ago
Nice! I have another idea: DerangedOS. An operating system that allows you to scroll social media and view short form video content. It immediately shuts down if you attempt to do anything productive.
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1y ago
> if you read physical books, you can attach an NFC tag to your book I'm hearing this for the first time. Having a video demonstrating this would be nice. I currently get a very productivity/measure all things vibe from the mar
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This is written by an LLM. Can we have less of these on HN?
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myNoise: Custom Soundscapes to Focus, Relax & Sleep
(mynoise.net)
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Dive into Systems
(diveintosystems.org)
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> What kind of code snippets could you suggest? Anything really! Some websites that do this currently: https://ziglang.org , https://crystal-lang.org and https://www.ruby-lang.org/en > I have a
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Very nice! Some feedback about the home page and presentation: - A snippet on the home page to give the reader a quick feel of the language. - A line or two on how to pronounce Ü. - Using a list or sections to highlight important features p
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Text-Mode Games as First Haskell Projects
(jackkelly.name)
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I have had the exact same experience. Always worth it to get a second opinion before any dental work.
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The Elm Architecture
(guide.elm-lang.org)
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Posted this because I love how concise the implementations are. Might be a combination of using OCaml plus lexical and parser generators.
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Humans Are Just Stochastic Parrots
(tinyclouds.org)
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The Programming Languages Zoo
(plzoo.andrej.com)
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