fitsumbelay

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by fitsumbelay 4mo ago
very cool and interesting after reading just the title I wrongly assumed this would be about svg
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by fitsumbelay 4mo ago
But an accurate headline would only reveal a meh-burger and narrow its reach. Can't have that, now ...
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by fitsumbelay 4mo ago
"joy" is the word
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by fitsumbelay 4mo ago
this f**ng rocks Something about the way baseball itself is played seems to make recreations really satisfying -- like, more accurate? -- and fun compared to say, soccer hilights of matches on Youtube made with what looks like an EA soccer
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by fitsumbelay 4mo ago
"You not only don't have to cheat to make this happen, it will happen automatically if you just keep making customers happy." Call me cynical but ...
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by fitsumbelay 4mo ago
hoped this would happen for a long time but knew it takes a Google sized momentum to make it happen. Formalizing the goal is great and brings it closer to reality
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by fitsumbelay 4mo ago
pure rage bait.
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by fitsumbelay 4mo ago
awesome post. much appreciated, thanks
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by fitsumbelay 5mo ago
my comment was genuine it was a helpful post
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by fitsumbelay 5mo ago
the kind of post I internet for. A+. thank you
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by fitsumbelay 5mo ago
"It’s utterly desiccating to log onto spaces seeking a live mind to joust and think with, and find a relentless stream of slop" Am I in the minority for going online to learn stuff, download stuff and having zero point zero zero z
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by fitsumbelay 5mo ago
Love this and love seeing people building their own hardware/software tools. I hope to carve out the time soon to be one. Calculators are a perfect project are there videos available?
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by fitsumbelay 5mo ago
I wonder how viable this debate is outside of dev circles. For example, if I'm new to programming today and I'm not part of any community that necessarily approves agentic coding or disapproves of vibe coding and I heard that C pr
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by fitsumbelay 5mo ago
awesome project and cv. speaking of which, I was pleased to see FORTH in there. not that I've ever used it but I was introduced to it in the early 90s and it's cool to see that it's still useful really enjoying your site con
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by fitsumbelay 6mo ago
it's a top affordance of AI because pause development usually over complexity I can't manage or knowledge gap that I can't close in time to sustain momentum. Not only are those roadblocks a non-issue, my perspective shifts fr
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by fitsumbelay 7mo ago
looks like DC's PL has had one since 2024 https://www.dclibrary.org/using-the-library/digital-preserva...
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by fitsumbelay 7mo ago
This is AWESOME and I see from the comments that "Memory Lab" is a more or less standard thing. Ties in really neatly with the recent personal encyclopedia post https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47522173
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by fitsumbelay 7mo ago
Excellent post. Something I think about a lot in this exact context along the same lines as personal/community/local social nets. The industrial-scale things (manufacturing, content generation, human/world history record ke
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by fitsumbelay 7mo ago
I can thing of a couple of content creators I've encountered who make fast voice presentations almost impossible to follow. almost as if that's the point -- like that academic debating style where speakers just speed-recite as man
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by fitsumbelay 8mo ago
I'm probably not the only person who thought this was about ssh and possibly handrolling something that said, I've been latently fascinated by this kind of project. I've seen a couple of how-things-work/maker/dare-m
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by fitsumbelay 8mo ago
great point but I think that even people who create "difficult" art can derive some sort of income from it. in fact, the solopreneurs section points to an opportunity for AI to be a helpful co-pilot on each of those mundane and dr
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by fitsumbelay 8mo ago
fair points made but I use sqlite for many things because sometimes you just need a tent
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by fitsumbelay 9mo ago
Hilarious
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by fitsumbelay 10mo ago
Made this week's Javascript Weekly https://javascriptweekly.com/issues/766
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by fitsumbelay 10mo ago
I'm old enough to remember when using a mouse felt like being unchained. I also remember how quickly dragging began to feel like a time waste, even more so after spending more time on CLIs than GUIs. So though this seems limited to ver
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by fitsumbelay 1y ago
Very helpful and a model for how technical posts should be written: clarity, concision, anchor links that summarize the top lines. It was a pleasure to read.
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by fitsumbelay 1y ago
Lots of cool ideas here - crypto first/crypto everything, IPFS and soon Farcaster integration. But the price is a big negative. I also believe that whatever they're aiming at with verifiably real photos will either be commodified
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by fitsumbelay 1y ago
whoa the live streaming is a game changing game changer no Twitch content pun intended (tho possibly maybe it was ...)
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by fitsumbelay 1y ago
Fond memories of PirateBox. Actually, fondness is directly proportional to which router I was hacking - Thumbs down for TP-Link - Many thumbs up for the GLI AR150, the sweetest of spots (hugging face emoji)
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by fitsumbelay 1y ago
there was another post from this blog earlier today that led me to check it and I've been scanning posts since. my kinda hackin', and yours too if you're into low power, recycling, self-*-ing ... very cool stuff

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