OneManHorde

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   by OneManHorde 1mo ago

   I am sure this is a nice article, but I'm always surprised when something with a hard paywall makes it this high up on HN. Does everybody but me have a Financial Times subscription?
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   by OneManHorde 1mo ago

   IBM Plex Mono totally slaps. Look at those braces!
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   by OneManHorde 3mo ago

   These are specifically not Bills of Material, but general (LLM-generated, it seems) lists of the kinds of parts involved in things. No specific part numbers are indexed, and things like "Bare PCB" are not usefully-broken-down; FR4
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   by OneManHorde 3mo ago

   Microsoft is so broken that an employee finds it easier to write a blog post about a documentation improvement than simply making that improvement? Explains a lot. "Conway's Flaw?"
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   Strain-resilient intrinsically stretchable electrochemical biointerfaces(science.org)

   2 points by OneManHorde 3mo ago|1 comments
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   by OneManHorde 3mo ago

   Highly-deformable materials for bio-sensors. "This limitation impedes applications" once again missing from the abstract, but this could easily have deployed that line.
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   by OneManHorde 3mo ago

   Still waiting. Maybe some day.
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   by OneManHorde 4mo ago

   Baffling number of total-paywall links on the front page here these days.
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   by OneManHorde 4mo ago

   Can someone explain who this person is and why this is relevant? People crash out all the time; you can seek balance without "cold turkey", unless they find no value in the web at all, in which case why bother to post about it? Wh