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by jelder 2y ago
There's another corollary that always struck me as true: “To see is to forget the name of the thing one sees.” -- Paul Valéry Posted on HN recently: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40700530
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Type Theater and Pushing Left(jacobelder.com)
2 points by jelder 2y ago|0 comments
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by jelder 2y ago
The cheapest one I could find was about $250: https://timemachinescorp.com/ntp_poe_wifi_dotmatrix_clock_ti...
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by jelder 2y ago
I wonder what happened to Andrew the intern.
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by jelder 2y ago
Comedy is branch misprediction.
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by jelder 2y ago
Came here to say this. I remember seeing Peep on freshmeat.net back in the day, before SourceForge took it over. Seemed like a very cool idea and I played with it for a while, but my coworkers didn't care for it. Here's a recent d
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by jelder 2y ago
This looks like a less ergonomic version of Rust's SQLx ( https://github.com/launchbadge/sqlx ) but a more robust version of TypeScript's sqlx-ts ( https://jasonshin.github.io/sqlx-ts/ ). Sq
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by jelder 2y ago
This guy takes butt plugs more seriously than ClowdStrike does CI/CD.
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by jelder 2y ago
Sell me a massive desktop e-ink display with USB-C input. I want to code on this.
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by jelder 2y ago
I have wanted this resource many times in my career. Glad it finally exists.
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by jelder 3y ago
This is 5 years old and the Dockerfile no longer works.
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by jelder 3y ago
I’ve never heard of penpot before, and the blog post barely helps. From the name I guess that had something to do with penetration testing or honeypots. It really bugs me when clicking on the logo of a site like this takes me to the blog in
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by jelder 3y ago
User name checks out
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by jelder 3y ago
It let me through despite trying to attack a cacodemon with a pistol. With it being so famously portable, I was expecting this to actually run Doom in the browser and complete a simple map.
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by jelder 3y ago
Because you can't release the same movie under a different title at each theater to avoid comparison shopping. This is exactly what happens with consumer electronics and mattresses.
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by jelder 3y ago
Seems like a good time to stop posting original content on Reddit for free.
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Combining my hobbies: plants and chatbots(jacobelder.com)
2 points by jelder 3y ago|0 comments
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by jelder 3y ago
I have a lineman’s handset that was given to me in the mid 90s by a retiring friend. It’s probably at least 5 years older than that. They’re extremely cool but useless now. They charge just by being used on POTS lines, and the clips, tiny b
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by jelder 3y ago
Seems like you’d get a lot of the same benefits with GraphQL on a scalable backend like AWS Lambda. Every page can use a (named) query for just the objects needed, and just the fields of those objects.
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The Unreasonable Effectiveness of SQL (2019)(couchbase.com)
1 points by jelder 3y ago|0 comments
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by jelder 3y ago
OP here. If any historians would like to see details from any other parts of this set, just ask.
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by jelder 3y ago
Very cool. This is the architecture that inevitably results from when you start with boxed, native, desktop software and incrementally move towards cloud based storage and collaboration. You have to be really good at doing schema changes an
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John Lasseter drew the BSD daemon logo(jacobelder.com)
440 points by jelder 3y ago|96 comments
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by jelder 3y ago
The Slack use case highlighted on the front page would be better if Slack markup was an available syntax. Slack is not really Markdown, so composing messages in Heynote won't have high fidelity. One thing that often trips me up is that
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Different Names for the Same Operation(roc-lang.org)
1 points by jelder 3y ago|0 comments
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by jelder 3y ago
I've been a reddit user since 2010. I have over 40k karma points (whatever that means) and I've never once bothered to try any 3rd party app. I was only briefly cognizant of the "old.reddit.com" thing because some subs s
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by jelder 3y ago
I love physical buttons. My keyboard has the exact right keyswitches for how I type. On the other end of the spectrum is my car's absolutely cursed touchscreen and capacitive buttons. The TP-7's buttons look really great, until yo
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by jelder 4y ago
What do they have besides an admittedly very cool name?
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by jelder 4y ago
When I became a parent, I learned another reason we spice our food: to protect parents’ meals from tiny thieving hands. I’m serious. I think there’s a slight evolutionary advantage to liking spiced food in adulthood.
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by jelder 4y ago
Probably because you posted this three times.

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