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by wonger_ 2y ago
Maybe this JS one by aem1k? https://aem1k.com/qlock/ This Ruby clock by Yusuke Endoh is even cooler imo: https://youtu.be/pgAHW8OpcTY
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Bearblog has a lot of momentum and (anonymous) users, and a committed maintainer: https://herman.bearblog.dev/manifesto/ Ofc GitHub is will probably last longer, and so will running your own hosting/deployment
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Some would say this Lisp interpreter written in Lisp: https://youtu.be/OyfBQmvr2Hc
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by wonger_ 2y ago
This site might be very inspirational for you: https://plaintextsports.com/nba/2025-03-24/lal-orl Funny too, I was just browsing through this thread today: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/
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The joy of an asynchronous, always updating standup (2024)(jvt.me)
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Such as?
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I haven't tried a treadmill. I recommend running 50-100m barefoot on solid ground like others have said and seeing how it compares / how your form changes. I usually run 1-2 miles when I go out, not too much. Just enough to feel a
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by wonger_ 2y ago
"Minimal" usually also implies a wide toebox, so your toes aren't scrunched, and flexibility like https://www.feelgrounds.com/cdn/shop/files/feelgrounds_origi... , so your foot can bend naturall
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by wonger_ 2y ago
Lovely recommendation! Never knew rubbery socks were an option.
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Aka using fzf/skim with a script for relative timestamps; and some reasons to avoid atuin or fish. Good to know about skim as an fzf alternative.
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Seems we've attracted all the barefoot runners in this thread and none of the common-footed people... Anyways, I'll add my experience with barefoot running: - Forefoot/midfoot strike is the most important takeaway. Heel strik
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I think Pagefind is focused on the whole experience of searching pages, like with default UI widgets, easy page indexing, and handling larger sites. fuse.js seems to be a fuzzy-filter function on JS data, not handling the site integration.
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I feel like I could easily be caught by one of those journalist scams. Especially when low on sleep.
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I'm also curious about what kinds of posts were good enough to get job offers. In my experience it's hard to consistently produce thorough, accurate, and useful technical posts. It takes so much time. If you have the time, though,
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I left a nice job (willingly, on friendly terms) to experiment with a new line of work and to take some time to care for myself. I was happy to return a couple years later.
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Visualizing Optimisation Algorithms (2018)(dhruvs.space)
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I think "web fundamentals" here might mean DOM manipulation, browser-native APIs, default form inputs. Stuff like <input type=date> and document.querySelector() and appendChild(), which are often abstracted over or replaced
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Vim's stdin and stdout behavior (2018)(sink.io)
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This is also a good approach for Windows since aliases on Windows don't really exist. Make a directory like C:/path/to/aliases that holds all your batch files.
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Nice, I was about to go to the beach today. Pretty useful. How do you get the data? On mobile: every time I type in the search box, the app closes my keyboard. I think it's every few letters, on the debounce function? I'm using An
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Show HN: Neofetch Meets the Oregon Trail(github.com)
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Let's Hold Hands(untested.sonnet.io)
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I like the idea of LLM-assisted coding on a phone since typing on mobile is a pain. Curious to see how this would look with the UX fleshed out -- specifically, with a compile->run workflow, like at https://editor.p5js.org&#x2F
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I have a friend that's been using Dreamweaver for decades. He still maintains a handful of client sites with it.
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DIY Retrofitting Ventilated and Air Conditioned Car Seats(mbworld.org)
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A WidgetSystem, Not a WidgetFactoryFactory(publicobject.com)
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https://xcancel.com/fulligin/status/1892685973731061937
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Very sad. In case you didn't open the link yet, this is from the widow of Jake Seliger, who was very active on HN: https://news.ycombinator.com/threads?id=jseliger . He died a few months ago. Grieving while being a new
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by wonger_ 2y ago
Neat! Almost reminds me of the Acme editor. How does this compare to the sibling project https://zeminary.com/matrix/app.html ?
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Personally, I keep a text file as a "debugging journal" and just append a line every time I try a new step. For example, this is what I wrote down after recently trying out a local LLM: llama.cpp - idk why there's so ma

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