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121.
by eps 10mo ago
I'm pretty sure the GP was referring to https://handmade.network as their manifesto made multiple rounds here, was discussed at length and far more obviously related to "handmade movement" remark than your org.
122.
by eps 10mo ago
Nice. Another neat comment-based construct is the good old: //* foo /*/ bar //*/ It yields 'foo' as is, and 'bar' if the first slash is removed.
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by eps 11mo ago
> take it for life That's literally the implication of these findings. But one can always hope for a miracle drug that you can take for a bit, then stop, and have its effects last. Now we know that Ozempic is not that drug.
124.
by eps 11mo ago
The actual source - https://news.wsu.edu/press-release/2025/11/13/hidden-signatu...
125.
by eps 11mo ago
Nah, the joke just was fairly flat and low-effort.
126.
by eps 11mo ago
You can email mods and ask to bump up a Show HN post if it has merit. Even if it's your own.
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by eps 11mo ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45521824
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30x30 pixels grayscale camera made out of an optical mouse sensor(old.reddit.com)
6 points by eps 11mo ago|0 comments
129.
by eps 11mo ago
Mesmerizing stuff. Can you allow changing attractor control constants without resetting the sim? E.g. going from 0.19 to 0.21 in Thomas while it's already in a stable state. It's be interesting to see what'll happen.
130.
by eps 11mo ago
What's the native version of the opening proverb? > What comes with the milk, leaves with the soul.
131.
by eps 11mo ago
I doubt the GP tried to imply the opposite.
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by eps 11mo ago
This is bizarre. It's a downloadable binary that, as per their FAQ, uses their servers for the actual font ID... and yet there's no web version. Leaving aside malicious intent, I can't think of any reason to do it this way ex
133.
by eps 1y ago
No everyone has a Google account. You'd think it'd be a pretty damn obvious factoid.
134.
by eps 1y ago
Having the skeleton be auto-deduced (through the ML or otherwise) would've been a very natural fit here as a feature. Knowing that it's basically possible to do, selecting the skeleton type and then adjusting it manually, joint by
135.
by eps 1y ago
Apparently, it's about screen reader support in web pages. Also "ARIA" stands for Accessible Rich Internet Applications and it's "a set of HTML attributes that make web content more accessible to people with disabil
136.
by eps 1y ago
> breaking the law Not law per se. More like contractual obligations taken upon by connecting to the flight's WiFi.
137.
by eps 1y ago
"All new is something already known, but well forgotten." Escaping locked down networks by tunneling things over DNS is one of these things. We've used it back in 00's to get out of restrictive hotel networks. Not even W
138.
by eps 1y ago
Never heard of it. Apparently it's "an opnionated code formatter" - https://prettier.io
139.
by eps 1y ago
Not sure what you mean. They can still do all that even if the profile is set to private. It doesn't hide your posts and comments from Google. They are hoovered up just the same.
140.
by eps 1y ago
Comment and post history is still trivial to find through a basic google query. All that hiding them on Reddit does is pissing other users off because it breaks establish site's norms and expectations.
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Real Programmers Don't Use Pascal (1982)(ee.torontomu.ca)
8 points by eps 1y ago|3 comments
142.
by eps 1y ago
... low pricing
143.
by eps 1y ago
Hardware is now a blank canvas for the software to flourish. Not really a bad thing. Plus there's still Teenage Engineering if you want things that look nice when powered off :)
144.
by eps 1y ago
Not really, no. What used to be a very exciting pioneering space company is now a cash cow that directly funds and enables whimsies of an unhinged billionaire that keeps doing shit aimed at destabilizing lives of many, including mine. And I
145.
by eps 1y ago
"in days" sounds exceedingly unrealistic.
146.
by eps 1y ago
... solar power system. Though a dashboard for the Solar system would've been neat to see too :)
147.
by eps 1y ago
Landing page needs way more quality examples. There's one shown in the video (and which appears for 1 second after waiting 5 seconds for it to be generated) and 3 static ones below (two out of which don't really correspond to th
148.
by eps 1y ago
Indeed. The landing page looks like full-on quackery. All the (tm)s and "patent-pending" tags are red flags basically.
149.
by eps 1y ago
Damn, another baseless subscription.
150.
by eps 1y ago
What's that for?

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