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   Show HN: The Uncolouring Book(lines.potato.horse)

   82 points by rpastuszak 3y ago|40 comments
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   by rpastuszak 3y ago

   Ah yes, we almost finished Death Rally with a Sentinel (best car in the shareware version). Sometimes I hang out with my little brothers on Discord, with one of us playing DR (or a similar game), the rest watches the stream. We have some
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   by rpastuszak 3y ago

   Ha, a few of my archeologist friends worked on this! I remember one detail regarding the decapitated (17th century IIRC) bodies they found: one would put a sickle between the head and the rest of the body. Some of the local construction sit
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   by rpastuszak 3y ago

   I think you might want to give this a go: https://ankiweb.net/shared/info/1927594591
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   by rpastuszak 3y ago

   I think Tailwind is more accessible to many[*] less experienced or CSS-oriented developers. Big generalisation , I know, please don't yell at me, but many of us can get 99% of Tailwind's value with UI libraries supporting: 1) sty
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   by rpastuszak 3y ago

   Yeah, he has his own separate account and a video channel. This way both my partner and I can check up on him if we both leave the house for longer and it's noisy outside. He's a rescue and sometimes gets anxious/loud, but he
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   by rpastuszak 3y ago

   Sort of. He just had a bath and my partner fed him. But we had to bribe him with a grissini to get into the tub. Can you pay for Discord in grissinis?
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   by rpastuszak 3y ago

   Thanks for pointing that out. I genuinely thought that was the case! (My dog uses the native Discord client because he's too cheap to pay for a baby cam.)
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   by rpastuszak 3y ago

   FYI they're not hiring in the EU (or Europe?) due to the time zone difference.
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    by rpastuszak 3y ago

    It's much easier to find any job as a senior dev. It's almost impossible to find a genuinely useful job there, regardless of experience.
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    by rpastuszak 3y ago

    For a more present-oriented, yet archaic in its delivery, news coverage I recommend the Medieval Content Farm: https://tidings.potato.horse
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    by rpastuszak 3y ago

    I think either works and I read with different purposes I mind. Get your work out there and see.
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    by rpastuszak 3y ago

    SEEKING WORK | REMOTE ONLY, happy to commute within 1-2x per month I'm a lead/founding engineer with a strong product experience. Think of me as an on-demand CTO. I can help with the implementation, technical delivery as well as p
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    by rpastuszak 3y ago

    Location: EU (Portugal) Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: no, but willing to travel 1-2x times per month Technologies: Typescript, WebRTC, RxJS, React, Svelte, Next.js, SvelteKit, Solid.js, Docker, Terraform, AWS, GCP, Python, Golang, C#, ML
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    by rpastuszak 3y ago

    I'm not a big fan of DHH, but I think this is a pretty good description of the problem. I wrote a short visual essay on the same subject here: https://sonnet.io/posts/face/ Work (especially creative work) can
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    Show HN: The Uncolouring Book(lines.potato.horse)

    2 points by rpastuszak 3y ago|0 comments
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    by rpastuszak 3y ago

    Ha, I’m a big fan of tldraw and literally* just 20 minutes ago I finished this “uncolouring” book: https://lines.potato.horse If I may add one piece of feedback: I’d allow users to choose the native colour picker instead of the
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    by rpastuszak 3y ago

    Keep talking like that and you might end up on the cover of Forbes
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    by rpastuszak 3y ago

    I think this misses one important point though: why would any human being need this amount of money and could these resources be allocated better? If we look more broadly than a single employee or a single business entity fwiw, this feels l
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    by rpastuszak 3y ago

    Somewhere between S3 and Glacier depending how you look at it. > Potato potato I guess I'd go with potato. I actually own https://potato.horse and now I'm starting to think that I should point cdn.potato.horse to th
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    by rpastuszak 3y ago

    > The trick for me is that it is important that my life be organized around engaging with things that I want to do. > Yes, yes, I know the idea of eliminating distractions so that I can focus. Honestly, that's crap that leads to
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    by rpastuszak 3y ago

    yeah, I took that into account, although so far that hasn't been an issue to my surprise. Any other tips?
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    by rpastuszak 3y ago

    I've moved to Jitsi (meet.jit.si) for my office hours and so far and I'm pretty happy with it. In my experience it has better cross-browser support than Google Meet, which tends to misbehave on Safari/FF.
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    by rpastuszak 3y ago

    I like that, I use Twitter/X as my CDN: https://sonnet.io/projects#:~:text=Laconic!%20(a%20Twitter%2...
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    by rpastuszak 3y ago

    wait, who is wild?
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    by rpastuszak 3y ago

    This reminds me of the difference between our definition of property, based on the Roman law vs. how it is/was perceived by hunter-gatherer societies. Our (modern, not nec. "western" whatever that term means) definition boils
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    by rpastuszak 3y ago

    +1 this I can't wait till the tech becomes even more easy to use, so one could work on ML projects with the same ease I had in the late 90s when learning from inspecting HTML source of pages I liked. (also, curiously most of the AI ser
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    Ask HN: Finding useful/tech for good companies to work for

    10 points by rpastuszak 3y ago|2 comments
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    by rpastuszak 3y ago

    Yes, how did you know? Here’s my portrait: https://www.potato.horse/about
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    by rpastuszak 3y ago

    Yes, and?