msephton

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Solving Amazon's Infinite Shelf Space Problem(worksonmymachine.ai)
2 points by msephton 11mo ago|0 comments
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by msephton 11mo ago
UPS also tried this with me on a competition prize I won from Atari. I'm not paying to receive a mystery prize box. Thankfully I queried it and Atari stepped up and agreed to reimburse the fees, at which point I paid them to UPS. And t
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by msephton 11mo ago
I'd also guess fatigue. Pushing around that huge thing constantly
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Color Spaces, Bitmaps and Pumpkins(pmig96.wordpress.com)
5 points by msephton 11mo ago|2 comments
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by msephton 1y ago
It's been that way since day one. Wild that they haven't fixed it. Edit: it was fixed in Oct 2025, version 0.207.4
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by msephton 1y ago
I can see them?
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by msephton 1y ago
I see the trace route, but none is glowing green
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by msephton 1y ago
IBM Plex Mono has been my choice for years. I'm always open-minded regarding change and every time I hear of new fonts I do a comparison, but there's always something annoying in the new font that IBM Plex Mono does right. Still,
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by msephton 1y ago
You could make a PR to add it to https://www.programmingfonts.org so people can become aware and compare
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by msephton 1y ago
Macros :)
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by msephton 1y ago
As in the article, try the hello world example in Hatari emulator.
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by msephton 1y ago
Thanks for the summary. I was lucky enough to follow VoxelST and STDOOM on Twitter, yet skipped this thread on Hacker News because imho the title doesn't sell it well. Thankfully a friend and fellow ST nerd sent it to me. Can recommend
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by msephton 1y ago
You might also try the Atari ST game Midwinter :)
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by msephton 1y ago
Fantastic video. QED.
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by msephton 1y ago
As a seasoned gamer, and one time world record holder, I absolutely can notice 8ms of lag.
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by msephton 1y ago
I guess you could ask "what about iOS 26 would make me want to upgrade?" My answer: nothing. Definitely not to get a slower and bugger UI, nor to get full support for headphones I could simply return for a full refund. I'm us
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by msephton 1y ago
DEC the company, not Dec the month. @dang
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by msephton 1y ago
I also went for the fantastic nano texture display on my M4, after having glossy my M1. Very happy with the decision as I use the laptop in brightly lit enviroments so appreciate fewer reflections. Going back to a glossy display is a shock.
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1973 implementation of Wordle was published by DEC (2022)(troypress.com)
106 points by msephton 1y ago|38 comments
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by msephton 1y ago
On macOS there were some issues but I can't say exactly because I returned my AirPods Pro 3. Other than the missing artwork and label, with AirPods Pro 3 on iOS 18 you also can't see the battery level, you can't take a Hearin
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Fixing my Facebook feed with ChatGPT Atlas(blog.fsck.com)
5 points by msephton 1y ago|1 comments
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by msephton 1y ago
I use ripgrep to search file listings from my collection of 500+ vintage Macintosh Magazine CD-ROMs (1 million files; 30 million unzipped. I'm no database programmer but I could get anywhere near the same ballpark of speed as ripgrep a
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by msephton 1y ago
Needs Macintosh System 7 IDE representation.
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by msephton 1y ago
That gives me an idea, maybe I can code a spreadsheet to gridcode tool. :)
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by msephton 1y ago
OP here. Monodraw is cool, similarly I also really like Karo Graph and Square Sketch. But the thing those are all missing compared with a spreadsheet is the ability to quickly and easily adjust the working grid—even in the middle of your co
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by msephton 1y ago
OP here. Yes indeed! I mention the use of Keynote in the blog post. For me, it’s good but perhaps too high fidelity for my particular use case of figuring/carving out sections of the screen.
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by msephton 1y ago
OP here. I love Penpot (Figma is OK but pretty lacking/stagnant in terms of core tools). And whilst they are great for wireframes you have to have a lot of self control to keep it simple, and of course there's setup required to ev
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by msephton 1y ago
OP here. SwiftUI has it too. Ideal to implement the results. But they're not great for finding the solution as they are magnitudes slower than spreadsheet manipulation.
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by msephton 1y ago
OP here. This is really cool! For my use cases it is missing the ability to easily expand/contract the working grid area, which is done with spreadsheets by adding/removing columns. So perhaps it is slightly too high fidelity for
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by msephton 1y ago
No, all the tracks were full, there just weren't many of them. Half a dozen from what I could see. You can watch videos of the popup on their Instagram.

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