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   by breck 2y ago

   Then it's not worth reading.
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   by breck 2y ago

   The future of RSS is "git clone". RSS was invented in 1999, 6 years before git! Now we have git and should just be "git cloning" blogs you like, rather than subscribing to RSS feeds. I still have RSS feeds on all my blog
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   by breck 2y ago

   Have you thought about the deeper aspects of what git is doing?
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   by breck 2y ago

   Fair enough. I think Linus might be a good comparison. Linux in his 20's, which turned world on its had, but it masterpiece Git at age ~36.
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   by breck 2y ago

   > If you ever get the chance, I highly recommend this humbling human experience. Not as good as doing your own dissection, but a million times better than an anatomy book is visiting a plastination exhibit: https://breckyunits
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   by breck 2y ago

   This is a killer comment. Thank you.
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   Particle Chain: A New Kind of Blockchain(breckyunits.com)

   1 points by breck 2y ago|0 comments
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   by breck 2y ago

   Oh wow, I need this! I make a static site generator and making sure my users' contents appear well on social media sharing is very important. You already helped me find a few bugs. Thank you. Here's my user test: https:/&#x2
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   by breck 2y ago

   > paying attention to what is happening is undervalued. Heavily agree. But paying attention to what is happening _in nature_. Pay little attention to what is happening in symbolia. I got rid of my cell phone 2.5 years ago after my daught
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    by breck 2y ago

    > actually hire the superstars to join your startup as the early employees/partners? You have to become a superstar first. I had the good luck of living down the street from the AirBedAndBreakfast founders in San Francisco in 2008 a
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    by breck 2y ago

    > "Skip-level" meetings will become the norm instead of a practice so unusual that there's a name for it. Elon put this great, in 2018: > Communication should travel via the shortest path necessary to get the job done,
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    by breck 2y ago

    > Einstein finished his masterwork, the theory of general relativity, in 1915. He was 37 years old Interestingly if you look at the most popular programming languages they were created by someone 37.5 years old, on average [0]. [0] http
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    by breck 2y ago

    Sent! P.S. You can just write "tahmid.hm.dev@gmail.com". Gmail spam filter is good enough to eliminate automated spam, and also nowadays verbalization provides no additional protection against email address crawlers ;). Might even
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    by breck 2y ago

    Any and ever form submission, no matter how simple or complex, can be represented as a single file encoded in Particle Syntax with semantics provided by the Parsers programming language. Thus, any one filling out any form, no matter how com
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    by breck 2y ago

    > uncanny valley Yes, but he's very close to the obvious solution that will spark web 4.0. Closest I've seen yet.
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    by breck 2y ago

    Oh this is right up my alley. Love it! Some really good design decisions. My user test: https://www.loom.com/share/9287cfe4e7024330bfe752ef8b9ad9bd
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    by breck 2y ago

    I really like this! I think if there's a way you can not split it into ca4pro, and instead continue to build on the codeabbey.com brand, you should do that! CodeAbbey is a great name! Good stuff. My user test: https://www.lo
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    by breck 2y ago

    Ah, I didn't see that button, thanks! Here's the link for anyone else: https://colab.research.google.com/drive/1f2Xu8CwbXaT33hvh-ze... I would suggest making that more prominent: TRY NOW IN COLAB And put it o
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    by breck 2y ago

    You are right. Combining AI and Scientist into Aientist is too obvious. We know that a true AI Scientist would eventually invent time travel, and have been among us discreetly the whole time. They'd probably want to make a website thou
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    by breck 2y ago

    Relevant: https://aientist.com/ (whatever this is)
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    by breck 2y ago

    Looks different than Ciel, another Lisp from 2010 ( https://pldb.io/concepts/ciel.html ), by Ron Garret, rocket scientist ( https://flownet.com/ron/ ).
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    by breck 2y ago

    Wait what is happening? I'd like to bring AnandTech content to the public domain. Put it on the world wide scroll. Let me know if I can help breck7@gmail.com
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    by breck 2y ago

    I'm very biased in favor of Javascript, but I have to say it looks very nice! Nice job! Here's my user test: https://www.loom.com/share/2b751d8c08fb4998aae02678ff1d6ce2
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    by breck 2y ago

    Sorry, I don't like chrome extensions. Anyway you could make a web app version? My user test: https://www.loom.com/share/168e27a57d0d4199b3a4605951150a21
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    by breck 2y ago

    aloha!
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    by breck 2y ago

    I live in Hawai'i and have a Hawai'i driver's license. I don't own a phone, so this isn't relevant to me, but think it's cool, and happy for those who want it. Also, for other HN readers from Hawai'i, chec
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    by breck 2y ago

    Maybe something like this should be your UI: https://x.com/tldraw/status/1829194862232821959
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    by breck 2y ago

    Just because it is a well known quote, doesn't mean it's a good idea. No one is above god's law (aka physics). No one is above the _spirit_ of [man's] laws.
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    by breck 2y ago

    Very interesting. I would simplify the heck out of it and really focus on speed--allow someone to generate >10 images at once. My user test: https://www.loom.com/share/b6d3e697ffbd4dbc94444b3571058b19
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    by breck 2y ago

    I would flush out your github profile a little more. Get a personal homepage going. A twitter. I don't think this AppTimer app will be anywhere closer to your big hit, but I think you will have those in the future! Great start. My user