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Show HN: Quiz Whiz a site that generates quizzes using GPT
(quiz-whiz.vercel.app)
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I built auger-state [1] a few months back since I was really unhappy with most front end state management solutions for React. I was tired of the Redux song and dance when building apps with centralized state and I wanted something that was
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The making of the new Figma Auto Layout
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+1 to this. I worked at FB for a few years and Workplace is just Facebook re-skinned. My big gripe with Workplace is similar to what ceronman says, it is essentially engineered to create meta-work. People end up using it to self-promote eve
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I've been working on a few different things. At the beginning of the lockdown I was super into Animal Crossing so I build https://ac-catch.com . I'm happy to say that the site still gets a few thousand visitors every mo
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Great work on this davidmccabe! I remember hearing about this just before I left FB and am so glad that it is open source now.
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Wow this is rad! I also created an animal crossing site: https://ac-catch.com
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Implementation of Lox Language from Crafting Interpreters in TypeScript
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7y ago
You can scroll to the bottom to see all of the caught critters and uncheck them there
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The fish/bug pictures are straight from the game. All of the other icons (hemisphere, bells, length, etc...) are made by a combination of my girlfriend / myself.
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Show HN: A site to keep track of critters you can catch in Animal Crossing
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7y ago
Is it just me or does the syntax seem very confusing? Compared to other languages with pattern matching (ex OCaml) it seems a little clunky. I'm not familiar with Ruby though, does this syntax mesh with the rest of the language though?
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7y ago
* VR will never become mainstream, but will get an addicting online killer app that will pull in "hardcore" gamers (like WoW was in the 2000's) * Multiple companies will publish consumer AR headsets at around the price of a h
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I tend to agree with grawprog. I think it is powerful in cases like chemo (I had a friend who used MM on chemo and it curbed his nausea like no other drug could). For chronic pain I think it is better than opiates, but I'm not sure tha
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Sadly yes, I forgot because I was already signed into my account
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I'm personally excited to see what sorts of new treatments will come out of using psychedelics medically. I've always been on the skeptical side of medical marijuana usage in all but the most extreme cases, but I have a feeling th
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I think Figma is a good example of an app written in WASM: https://www.figma.com/blog/webassembly-cut-figmas-load-time-...
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When I worked for a large tech company I spent a few months building a similar service for internal use. I can confirm, managing all of those instances and making it reliable can be a huge headache. I really wish using browserless was an op
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Reports of Traffic Collisions Involving an Autonomous Vehicle
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It is a little bit of a shame that it doesn't seem to be under active development anymore. For personal projects, it would be fun to be able to write up little DSLs
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Show HN: Rust Solver for the NYT's Letter Boxed Puzzle
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Thank you for making Kongregate, it was a huge part of my childhood!
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I was really surprised at how dev.to drove traffic. I've never used the site before, does anyone have any experience with it / any good communities to get started with?
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Prettier has saved me hours of time in code review, reviewing others code and getting reviewed myself. It is amazing how much better feedback you get when someone isn't on the lookout for a missplaced '{'.
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9y ago
After downloading FoldingText, the user guide states that the author of FoldingText also made TaskPaper.
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I've always struggled with journaling in my personal life as well professionally. Recently I created a small messenger bot for myself that I can then use to send messages about what I did / learned, categorize them by hashtags, an
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Ask HN: What are some good books for a computer science new grad?
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Some of these sites are so refreshing. I'm starting to get tired of seeing the same "minimalistic" landing pages for every website I go to. This reminds me of a time when the web was younger.
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11y ago
The product looks great, I am a huge fan of documentaries myself and have always wanted a service like this. I have always been interested in small streaming sites and how they keep the costs down, your plans are very well priced. Have you
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11y ago
Very niche, but if you need it this could definitely save you a few hours. I wish I had this last weekend for a hackathon where I used a stack very similar to this. I spent longer than I should have to get webpack up and running with Django
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