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threekindwords
7mo ago
ghostty has extensive shader support and claude knows how to write shaders... i was tired of staring at boring black rectangles all day... so i built a shader that fills the background with slow-moving color gradients. every window gets its
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ASCIIQuarium
(robobunny.com)
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8mo ago
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threekindwords
8mo ago
i've used macwhisper (paid), superwhisper (paid), and handy (free) but now prefer hex (free): https://github.com/kitlangton/Hex for me it strikes the balance of good, fast, and cheap for everyday transcription. ma
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Show HN: Quibble – Adversarial AI document review using Codex and Claude
(github.com)
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Show HN: Alien Abducto-rama: a FUN browser game I made with my kids
(studio.mfelix.org)
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8mo ago
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May your tokens be blessed
(mfelix.org)
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threekindwords
2y ago
Nice looking UI on desktop. I am actually in the middle of a SAML setup and might give this a try. Bug report: Both of the two links in the top right (Docs and SSOjet) give me a 404
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threekindwords
2y ago
Whenever I’m deep in a vibe coding sesh and Cursor starts entering a doom loop and loosing flow, I will prompt it with this: “Go outside on the front porch and hit your weed vape, look at some clouds and trees, then come back inside and try
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threekindwords
2y ago
I highly recommend Goatcounter! It’s a reliable tool with a great free version. You can even self-host it.
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Picking up trash using radio controlled trash cans
(litterbuggies.com)
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threekindwords
2y ago
are you aware of this prior implementation [0]? it's now defunct, but may give you some ideas! [0] http://www.spicynodes.org
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threekindwords
2y ago
Why start with Make it Stick? What makes it worth being at the top of your stack? I’m curious, thanks for the great comment.
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How Not to Launch on Hacker News
(threekindwords.com)
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2y ago
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2y ago
thanks for reporting this, i fixed it! here's a writeup of what went wrong: https://threekindwords.com/blog/how-not-to-launch-on-hackern...
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threekindwords
2y ago
Yes, and by building small things, you can more easily try out different techniques and tools with less risk than doing the same with something big. I think it's optimizing for learning versus revenue, which don't have to be mutua
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threekindwords
2y ago
Ok, so this is the kind of content I show up for. On one hand, it’s a clever and fun way to show off what we can do with the web these days. The way it is presented hits just right... the demo is dead center of the page, with debug tools an
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threekindwords
2y ago
I think of programming as literally speaking a foreign language. My job is to translate ideas between two realms without loosing the essence in the translation. A for loop is like a rambling sentence, with purpose. The work of software allo
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threekindwords
2y ago
Fascinating perspective, one that I never considered prior to reading this comment. Thank you.
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Lunatic Fringe is a game originally distributed as an AfterDark screensaver
(github.com)
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2y ago
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2y ago
my brain was jazzed checking out these modernized versions of winamp skins. i really love that skin with the dude's green head having the playlist within... bring back memories. all these skeuomorphs are so wild and wonderful, oh so fa
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2y ago
https://blot.im/