matthewtse

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by matthewtse 3y ago
I loved lightning when it first came out. And, perhaps a contrary opinion, but the I still think lightning is easier to insert than usb-C. The curved edges and smaller size mean you can begin inserting it at an odd angle and finish the inse
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by matthewtse 3y ago
It's kind of interesting to me how Intel ended up making/owning the thunderbolt interface, given that they don't make products at either end (no intel laptops, monitors, or docks). I guess they technically make much of the ch
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by matthewtse 3y ago
> Up to 540Hz for Gamers We're really chasing diminishing returns with human reaction time. On that note, 8K pixel density also seems below the ability for human eyes to distinguish, though at least with that, we can scale the scree
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by matthewtse 3y ago
Ahh, I remember something similar. I remember there was a "secret fairy shop", which was a hidden clickable link. And the shop was usually empty, or stocked with low-worth items. But every 1 hour or so it would stock with high-val
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by matthewtse 3y ago
Pretty cool! I would provide a live-demo link on the landing page, showing some examples of commits/projects, and the types of tweets that would be generated (or at least a link to your youtube video( https://www.youtube.com&
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by matthewtse 3y ago
I remember that same bug! It was something about timing and angle that always resulted in a bullseye. Must have been pretty simple for me, a 10 year old, to figure out. I never got banned from it though. But I later forgot my password and m
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by matthewtse 3y ago
Neopets was my first exposure to the "stock market". It was a very simplistic market where there was a price floor of ~$5, and prices would randomly go up and down from there (it was not based on buying and selling, it was a simpl
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by matthewtse 3y ago
My feedback: The first things I looked for were primitive components, like buttons, forms, etc. to give me a sense of how the components would fit together cohesively. I only see higher level combined components (pricing page, FAQ, etc.). I
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by matthewtse 3y ago
Might be just my preferences, but I find the retro-pixelated font to be visually painful.
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by matthewtse 3y ago
> I’ll be happy to see Sasan run out of business. I actually read that as "Satan" on the first read-through, and then I realized you were referring to the CEO of Intuit, Sasan K. Goodarzi. But the sentiment stays the same I g
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by matthewtse 3y ago
Yes exactly. I've also found that learning by "ask ChatGPT, paste, verify" is so much faster and more fun than banging my head against concrete to deeply read documentation to reason about something new. I've started doi
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by matthewtse 3y ago
Love the name "Atticus AI", there's alliteration and it references a lawyer defending justice. Makes me feel on the right side of the contract if I'm using it. Will definitely check it out the next time I have a contract
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by matthewtse 3y ago
Haha agreed, the name is very off-putting. I was sort of expecting an explainer and a clever quip for the name in the GitHub documentation, but didn't find one. There are definitely many other names for an "all-purpose" tool.
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by matthewtse 3y ago
Reminds me of https://xnapper.com/ , except for code. I imagine some people might tweet snippets of code, and this makes the snippet look much more visually appealing.
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by matthewtse 3y ago
I love and hate it. For simple things like navigating down one key, or one array entry, I know by heart, and it's incredibly useful. But anything more complicated, and I'm too lazy to lookup the documentation. jq will fall into th
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by matthewtse 3y ago
Already soldered 2 dactyl manuforms (one for home and one for work), not going to solder another one until one breaks :) Though honestly if it broke, I'd probably just pay for the next one, not worth the labor (literally hundreds of so
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by matthewtse 3y ago
Yep, first thing I noticed too! For a graphical print application, the quality of the screenshots leads me to make conclusions on the quality of the application's graphics.
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by matthewtse 3y ago
Hey Oxidome, I like the idea (validate the idea and get some emails/feedback before actually working on something). But your UI is a bit dated and doesn't grab customer attention very well. Here's another site doing something
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by matthewtse 3y ago
I hand-wired and hand-soldered two of them myself (back before you could buy them as easily). I was hoping flexible PCBs ( https://www.reddit.com/r/ErgoMechKeyboards/comments/qbw7i4/o... ) would make the h
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by matthewtse 3y ago
I'm pretty happy with mine, looks like this: https://www.reddit.com/r/MechanicalKeyboards/comments/p282ee... I like how the thumb buttons splay across the way you rotate the thumb, so you don't need
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by matthewtse 3y ago
I haven't been following ergonomic keyboards for awhile, but went pretty deep a few years ago back when the Dactyl Manuform and Kinesis were the only names in town. So seeing the Glove80, I was excited to see a new "mass-manufactu
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by matthewtse 3y ago
It's so funny how the smoothness of the second hand has changed in desirability over time. It started with mechanical watches that moved relatively smoothly at 3-6 beats per second. Then Quartz came along, and it became fashionable for
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by matthewtse 3y ago
I had a similar problem, and resolved it in a simpler way. I had all *@DOMAIN.com messages forward to my main gmail inbox, which is a one-line configuration change with google DNS, so doordash@DOMAIN.com, etsy@DOMAIN.com, etc all go to my @
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by matthewtse 3y ago
Hey Rayuaz, your project is pretty cool, does something simple, very well. My feedback: - the black/white aesthetic seems a bit sterile for a RPG character generator, some more colors would make it more fun. - if the character descript
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by matthewtse 3y ago
Having spent some time recently in Seoul, the amount of materialism and status oneupsmanship was striking compared to the USA. One hypothesis I have is that it's because of the genetic homogeneity of everyone there, meaning the main wa
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by matthewtse 3y ago
Would argue a surprising number of millionaires+ don't have any bankers/brokers, as the fees are usually % based and they really add up.
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by matthewtse 3y ago
Yes same! I've always wanted some "simpler" net worth tracker, still on a spreadsheet at this point. I never liked the big heavy ones with all the bells/whistle integrations that want your password so they can log direct
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by matthewtse 3y ago
I've always felt one of the main points of books was to read something just for yourself, and detox from anything online+social. So Goodreads always seemed to cheapen whatever book I read.
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by matthewtse 3y ago
Hey VarunPotti, My feedback would be that there isn't really a "shiny product". The screenshots show a basic graph of a few members with a single trip put in there. There's nothing compelling to cause me to want to use t
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by matthewtse 3y ago
In iOS, I tried some very simple abbreviations (like 2 characters), and it drove me insane when a typo triggered the abbreviation expansion when I didn't want it, so never got that feature working for me.

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