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by dinkleberg 9mo ago
I love seeing highly niche little social networks like this one.
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by dinkleberg 9mo ago
This site is quite illegible if your system is set to prefers dark theme.
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by dinkleberg 9mo ago
That's a cool idea. There are so many interesting projects on GitHub that are incomprehensible without a ton of domain context.
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by dinkleberg 9mo ago
Not a chance in the world these are real. The entire page is clearly 100% AI generated.
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by dinkleberg 9mo ago
I would argue it makes you a better citizen by not falling prey to the emotional manipulation that all of the news sources blast us with non-stop. There is enough hate and anger in the world and the constant stoking of those flames is doing
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by dinkleberg 9mo ago
And design too. I shouldn’t be able to tell Claude designed your site/app, but it is too often the case. Good taste still remains an advantage thankfully.
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by dinkleberg 9mo ago
This is a tangent, but man the world of traditional news sites must be really suffering. I've been noticing more and more that have this model where you can't see anything until you pay up. I have to assume they've tested it
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by dinkleberg 9mo ago
The keyword in what they wrote is "demonstrating". You do still need to advertise what you've done.
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by dinkleberg 9mo ago
When people talk of life extension and us eventually achieving immortality, it is always "relative immortality" though. Maybe we develop the technology to regenerate our bodies and we could live for thousands of years. Maybe we ca
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by dinkleberg 9mo ago
Who cares what the average person will go through and do though? We’re each responsible for ourselves and how we choose to go about life, even if vastly differs from the general population.
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by dinkleberg 9mo ago
They ban drones and remote-controlled aerial devices, but nothing about RC ground-based devices or robots.
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by dinkleberg 9mo ago
Yes, we're looking for some other human sharing something interesting. There is no requirement to put things out into the world. So when somebody shares something to a discussion board like HN the hope is that if I'm going to sp
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by dinkleberg 10mo ago
It depends on what you're building and if you're trying to build a business, or just make a few bucks on the side. If you're trying to build a business, your decision to open source it should be in service of that goal. Is it
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by dinkleberg 10mo ago
It’s in a loop
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by dinkleberg 10mo ago
Yeah personally I’d much rather read a poorly constructed article with actually interesting content than the same content put into the formulaic AI voice.
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by dinkleberg 10mo ago
Props to them for actually updating their status page as issues are happening rather than hours later. I was working with claude code and hit an API error, checked the status page and sure enough there was an outage. This should be a given
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by dinkleberg 10mo ago
It’s a solid terminal, but could they have chosen a worse name?
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by dinkleberg 10mo ago
Why do you suppose we come to HN if not for actual insight? There are other sites much better for getting an endless stream of weighted amalgamations of human content.
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by dinkleberg 10mo ago
Some will blindly dismiss anything using them as AI generated, but realistically the em-dash is only one sign among many. Way more obvious is the actual style of the writing. I use Claude all of the time and I can instantly tell if a blog p
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by dinkleberg 11mo ago
This sounds like a fun project. A perfect use for an old android phone sitting in the junk drawer.
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by dinkleberg 11mo ago
I’ve been playing around with Janet for scripting use cases and it’s pretty cool.
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by dinkleberg 11mo ago
Maybe these new releases bring some serious enhancements, but my experience with the Gemini cli has been dreadful. It craps out at least half of the time. When it works it is ridiculously fast so I keep trying it. But it has proven very inf
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by dinkleberg 11mo ago
Niri is brilliant. It just feels so natural. All of the default keybindings and behaviors work exactly as my brain assumes it would.
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by dinkleberg 11mo ago
What an insane statement. What compels anyone to write an opinion piece? They have an opinion and want to share it! Why in god's name should someone have to be invited to share their opinion, on their own website no less.
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by dinkleberg 11mo ago
It looks like that is in reference to the embedded interactive code blocks. If you use uBlock Origin you can use the element picker to remove the annoying image.
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by dinkleberg 11mo ago
I’m in the same camp. Unread vs read is all I need. Also it’s funny when I’m with someone from the “inbox zero” camp and they get stressed seeing my 6-figure inbox count.
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by dinkleberg 11mo ago
Wow most of these are quite the contrast to what I used to see back in the day. At least in my circles it was just a collection of the technologies you’ve learned and enjoy. These are more like bumper stickers on the back of car. To each th
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by dinkleberg 11mo ago
This is a tangent, but the little pop up example for their ai chat bot to try and entice me to use it was something along the lines of “what are the specs?” How great would it be if instead of shoving these bots to help decipher the marketi
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by dinkleberg 11mo ago
Did I miss the memo? When did we get a sixth sense?
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by dinkleberg 11mo ago
It is not a binary system. If every time an app misses a feature you want you rate it a 1 star, it completely devalues the rating system.

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