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by syx 1y ago
I really wish I'd had this tool six months ago when I was designing a GUI program for macOS 9. I wanted to import pictures from my modern laptop to a PowerBook Duo and vice versa. Converting all the assets was a pain, and I think this
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by syx 1y ago
For those wondering about the use case, this is very useful when enabling streaming for structured output in LLM responses, such as JSON responses. For my local Raspberry Pi agent I needed something performant, I've been using streamin
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Show HN: I built a local AI agent desk toy(blog.simone.computer)
2 points by syx 1y ago|0 comments
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The Untold Story Behind Prince of Persia's Impressive SNES Port(timeextension.com)
10 points by syx 1y ago|3 comments
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How Well Do LLMs Perform on a Raspberry Pi 5?(stratosphereips.org)
2 points by syx 1y ago|0 comments
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by syx 1y ago
The page referenced in the article, Frame of Preference [1], is such a great example of this feature. When I read it last week, interacting with a live Mac OS system while reading the post felt like magic. [1] https://aresluna.or
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by syx 1y ago
While I agree with all the previous comments, your comment sparked an idea in me. I started imagining a future where we develop a new programming language optimized for LLMs to write and understand. In this hypothetical scenario, we would s
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WWDC25: macOS Tahoe Breaks Decades of Finder History(512pixels.net)
118 points by syx 1y ago|75 comments
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by syx 1y ago
You indeed have already a QR code, my bad for not seeing it in the first place!
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by syx 1y ago
This is very nice and simple. A few areas for improvement, in my opinion: the URL should be easy to copy, paste, or type into another device. I'd suggest designing the route like pindsend.app/pin/CODEHERE. Also, for some reas
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Interdimensional Cable – VEO 3(old.reddit.com)
1 points by syx 1y ago|0 comments
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Not by AI Pricing(notbyai.fyi)
2 points by syx 2y ago|0 comments
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Lumon Industries: A Mini-Game Inspired by the Severance TV Show(lumon-industries.com)
3 points by syx 2y ago|1 comments
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Dumb Trading(dumbtrading.com)
2 points by syx 2y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Bluesky firehose visualized in a Matrix-style rain(simone.computer)
19 points by syx 2y ago|1 comments
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by syx 2y ago
I've made a Bluesky's firehose animation Matrix-style [1], I personally find it very hypnotic to look at, maybe it belongs to your "fun" section. [1] https://simone.computer/bluerain
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Tool to scan for React rendering issues(react-scan.million.dev)
1 points by syx 2y ago|0 comments
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by syx 2y ago
I’m having the same issue as you but for a React 16 Node 12 web app. Building it was great and good fun but after neglecting updating the dependencies it has become almost impossible to upgrade after 5 years. I really wish developer put mor
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by syx 2y ago
This project is absolutely gorgeous, you really did a great job at mapping each UI elements, really great work!
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by syx 2y ago
It's fascinating how walking backward will completely make it forget the previous locations and sometimes even change biomes entirely. Anyway it's still insane that we can do all of this in real time.
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by syx 2y ago
This is funny my name is Simone, pronounced 'see-moh-nay' (Italian male), but both bots kept pronouncing it wrong, either like Simon or the English female version of Simone (Siy-mown). No matter how many times I tried to correct
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Bettercap 2.4.0(evilsocket.net)
1 points by syx 2y ago|0 comments
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Internet Phone Book(internetphonebook.net)
10 points by syx 2y ago|3 comments
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by syx 2y ago
this is very neat, I love this kind of experiments! could I ask you what's your hardware configuration for handling so many WebSocket connections? I'm just curious to know what's the maximum capacity of WS connections you can
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by syx 2y ago
I recently watched Threads for the first time, and I was scarred. The way it portrays the effects of a nuclear attack was too real and made me feel incredibly depressed for days. It felt almost as if I were looking at a portal into the futu
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by syx 2y ago
This is fascinating, thank you for preserving this work! Do you have more details on the machine used by your father to develop these utilities? what process did you follow to extract these from the 3.5mm floppy disk?
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by syx 2y ago
my favorite part of the boot screen is: `Circadian Rhythm :not good`
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by syx 2y ago
As someone who loves Easter eggs this is the best story I’ve read so far. Thanks for sharing it! I hid one in an internal “time sheet” tool we had at work that would be triggered after typing 666
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Perl and Nuclear Weapons Don't Mix (1997)(foo.be)
1 points by syx 3y ago|0 comments
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by syx 3y ago
Great idea, I think this could be very useful! I like the simplicity of the UI. I'd have spent a bit more time on finding some cool domain name hack instead of a boring .com to be honest, but that's just me.

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