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OpenGranola – open-source meeting copilot with local transcription(github.com)
1 points by hailpixel 6mo ago|0 comments
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by hailpixel 9mo ago
Default HN theme background color.
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by hailpixel 1y ago
I LOVE when people geek out about the most simple mathematical things*, especially discovering the animation power of the trigonometric functions... or any of mathematics underlying modern interactive stuff. It's one thing to know wha
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by hailpixel 1y ago
Always love a fun quiz, but some of the example answers are just incorrect. Eg: `document.example('example')` to select a HTML button element. Others are to rigid to allow the true breadth of correct answers. Ya'll might want
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by hailpixel 2y ago
Simon's site runs on Django: https://github.com/simonw/simonwillisonblog , which is unsurprising as he is one of Django's co-creators. But I agree with you, a great use case for a Next.js-esque static site.
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by hailpixel 2y ago
I also went for 0% speedrun challenge.
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by hailpixel 2y ago
AskUI could be a solution. It's also not just in browser, but the whole desktop: https://github.com/askui/vision-agent
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by hailpixel 2y ago
I love this genre, and there is such a plethora of interesting reads. I think one of the most interesting, in terms of presenting technology's role in varied societies, is A Fire Upon the Deep by Vernor Vinge. Great read if you are bor
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by hailpixel 2y ago
In case you missed it, the current leader is `tRNA`: https://www.cellar-door.co.uk/leaderboard Which, isn't even a word, but I enjoy the internet doing classic internet things. Edit: It is now `no`. Amazing.
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by hailpixel 2y ago
Amazing, history does repeat itself. One of the companies in my batch (S07) was iJigg ( https://www.crunchbase.com/organization/ijigg ), which had the 2007's version of this interface: single upvote, player, and all
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Betting on WhatsApp(justmessaged.substack.com)
11 points by hailpixel 2y ago|0 comments
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by hailpixel 2y ago
You know, I like giant industrial projects and all, but based on the headline I was expecting something a little more exciting. Anyway, neat crane idea.
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by hailpixel 3y ago
Love this article. I wrote basically the exact same technique almost 10 years ago. At the time I called it `lazy-easy` and still use it today. Sometimes you just want some nice smooth animation without all the state management: https:&#x2F
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by hailpixel 3y ago
The main reason you prepare crêpe batter long before you want to use it is two fold: 1. Allows a bit of gluten development (like cold ferment in bread) 2. And (i believe) most importantly: it allows all the air that was incorporated during
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by hailpixel 3y ago
Honestly, whatever suite of tools allows you to organize your research, thoughts, and easily write text. Remove as much friction as possible. When we wrote The Workshop Survival Guide ( https://www.workshopsurvival.com/ ), we
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by hailpixel 3y ago
I love tailwind, and I've been writing CSS professionally since CSS2.1. I have often debated with many developer friends why it has performed so well, and this article really missed some big reasons: 1. It's works extremely well w
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Crowd.dev, open source growth platform for fostering developer communities(techcrunch.com)
3 points by hailpixel 4y ago|0 comments
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List of Open-Source VCs(github.com)
9 points by hailpixel 4y ago|1 comments
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by hailpixel 4y ago
I love that the author shows the whole workflow. It highlights how much tweaking and work it takes to achieve a polished output. Still amazing how easy it was to chain the networks together.
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by hailpixel 4y ago
it's me.
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by hailpixel 4y ago
You can't just share this and then not linked to the project. Bandcamp please!
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by hailpixel 5y ago
Oh wow, I've been on here a long time.
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by hailpixel 5y ago
This is surprisingly delightful! Something so simple as trying to match what I find aesthetically pleasing and what is a productive, bug friendly garden is a very fun task. Like an organic Factorio.
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by hailpixel 5y ago
An expected result from a sad, populist ideology shoved through under the guise of "winning". GDPR has plenty of flaws, but overall is a positive force for personal data privacy. Ironically, it's the business-to-business cont
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by hailpixel 5y ago
I love this app's approach to responsive design: just show the "safe" area and let people throw elements where ever. So liberating.
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Clubhouse or Cliquehouse?(peternixey.medium.com)
2 points by hailpixel 6y ago|0 comments
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From Bubble to Bubble(sahillavingia.com)
1 points by hailpixel 6y ago|0 comments
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by hailpixel 7y ago
> 1. Trinet for full-time remote/distributed workers. [Boundless]( https://boundlesshq.com/ ) is a startup that is tackling this exact problem through automating the entire "employe(e/r) of record" proc
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by hailpixel 9y ago
I'm not sure what this site is trying to be. The playbook just contains generic steps of a lean / startup process. The calculator seems to be a deal funnel for a consultancy which again is loose and amorphous. Who's the audie
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Making generative art with simple mathematics(hailpixel.com)
2 points by hailpixel 9y ago|0 comments

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