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by ssgodderidge 3y ago
I’m curious to see the type of adoption here. I think this is more of an enthusiast device than anything. I suspect true success of the Vision Pro will be the introduction of a smaller, cheaper headset aimed at the masses, rather than wide-
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by ssgodderidge 3y ago
Still thinking about this comment 48 hours later.
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by ssgodderidge 3y ago
> I burned some incense and threw some stones and the gods of Xcode allowed me to pass. Gave an audible chuckle at this one. I've done many a battle with those gods; they be beasts.
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by ssgodderidge 3y ago
"You might die tomorrow. How are you making this day a great last day?
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by ssgodderidge 3y ago
Refreshing to hear this approach. Grounded in reality. As a dad, I know the value of “deep work,” but rarely find myself on that state. As a result, I procrastinate my way into inactivity. “Oh I only have 45 min.” Great article to break out
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by ssgodderidge 3y ago
Curious, how would caching the pages and serving over NGINX help with SEO? Is there any benefits over serving a static site?
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by ssgodderidge 3y ago
Apple being the least tenured certainly breaks the notion that companies with better public images do better at retaining employees.
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by ssgodderidge 3y ago
The most remarkable aspect of sewing machines to me are their durability. Those things last forever. No annual release hype cycles. No purposeful obscurity. The good ones are a “buy it once” investment.
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by ssgodderidge 3y ago
> does help a newbie out … or a long-time dev that switches languages fairly often :)
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by ssgodderidge 3y ago
I think the speed to remove the noted items isn’t suspect; it’s what I would expect a responsible company to do in this scenario. However, I am curious to see how Amazon handles the other drugs. Seems like pausing the sale of the entire cat
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by ssgodderidge 3y ago
Every layoff is “historic” to those affected
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by ssgodderidge 3y ago
> Also, without a representation of the underlying structure, an infinite canvas is fundamentally inaccessible. This is really difficult to overcome without some kind of structure. I was really enthusiastic about infinite canvases, but I
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by ssgodderidge 3y ago
> While the animals chew their cud, they also enter a state of rest Can you imagine if you could sleep anytime you started chewing gum?
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The New York Times is suing OpenAI and Microsoft for copyright infringement(theverge.com)
593 points by ssgodderidge 3y ago|868 comments
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by ssgodderidge 3y ago
> The Anker PowerPort Atom PD 2 USB-C Wall Charger CPU is 563 times faster than the Apollo 11 Guidance Computer Wild to think the thing that charges my devices could be programmed to put a human on the moon
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by ssgodderidge 3y ago
+1 for this. I’d recommend the GUI aspect to keep the kids interested. It’s a way to see the impact of code immediately. It gives the kid a “problem” to solve and lets them see their solution. It removes the need for versioning, tooling, de
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by ssgodderidge 3y ago
Here’s the GitHub repo [1] for those who are code-curious. https://github.com/datamade/second-city-zoning
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by ssgodderidge 3y ago
Thanks for putting this together. I’ve been on HN for a while (even before getting an account) and learned a ton with this list
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by ssgodderidge 3y ago
Looks like they have a related post about positive news stories from 2023: https://www.positive.news/society/what-went-right-in-2023-th...
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by ssgodderidge 3y ago
Video summary from Bard: https://g.co/bard/share/7fdb8c30a2a5
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by ssgodderidge 3y ago
Scratch.mit.edu is a highly-recommended place to start [1] https://scratch.mit.edu/ > Scratch is the world’s largest coding community for children and a coding language with a simple visual interface that allows young pe
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by ssgodderidge 3y ago
I agree on not staying in a “bubble of happy ignorance.” I didn’t mean to say “this is the only way I want my news.” Instead, I would like an occasional, easy-to-consume method to get stories like this
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by ssgodderidge 3y ago
Any examples? I didn’t know about this one
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by ssgodderidge 3y ago
Seems interesting! I wonder how they source their articles. I chuckled to myself about the article on frogs with fangs [1]. I like the focus on discovery of a new species, but not exactly thrilled about fanged frogs’ existence. 1: https:&#
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by ssgodderidge 3y ago
I think their point was that the title on HN and the blog was inaccurate based on the content of the post itself
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by ssgodderidge 3y ago
> First fossil fuel-free flight I wish there was a way to find positive stories like this without having to wade through the increasingly negative swamp that is news today.
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by ssgodderidge 3y ago
Related on the front page: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38771561
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A list of Hacker News's undocumented features and behaviors(github.com)
653 points by ssgodderidge 3y ago|279 comments
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Which features in particular?
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by ssgodderidge 3y ago
Agreed on the doc-linking tech existing elsewhere. Obsidian just packages it in a really great format and UX. I really enjoy the local, note-writing experience here. Not sure if anyone uses Obsidian to publish a website, or if it’s even pos

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