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by johnhamlin 7d ago
This is so accurate it hurts. I’ll be scouring the comments for guys who claim they can’t relate posting links to their magic CLAUDE.mds
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by johnhamlin 9d ago
Similar to OP’s new hobby of math and physics, I recently started scratching a long standing itch to teach myself electrical engineering. I’m using books, YouTube and my brain to learn, and it feels like such a breath of fresh air compared
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by johnhamlin 20d ago
I can’t imagine any way NVIDIA could make this worth its money that doesn’t suck for everyone else
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by johnhamlin 26d ago
It is maddeningly impossible to get an ereader with all three of these features: b&w screen for maximum crispness; physical buttons for reliable page turns; modern processor for speed.
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by johnhamlin 1mo ago
> standard C-p and C-n bindings don't work I know it's little, but this was the first thing I noticed and it made me think, "Maybe this app isn't for me." EDIT: FWIW, I just complained to pi and it added the keyb
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by johnhamlin 1mo ago
Your yard would look like shit if you mowed that optimal path. You want long straight lines
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by johnhamlin 2mo ago
Like many others, I said I’d quit Reddit when they killed Apollo. I was skeptical that I’d actually follow through, but it didn’t end up being a sacrifice at all. The official app sucks so hard it isn’t fun to browse, and now that the mobil
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by johnhamlin 2mo ago
I generally wait for a story to get a full feature in The New Yorker or The Atlantic before I give it my attention. Similar concept
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by johnhamlin 2mo ago
UI looks great on a 32" monitor, idk what everyone's complaining about ;)
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Big tech has suddenly flipped on the AI jobs wipeout scenario(msn.com)
4 points by johnhamlin 2mo ago|0 comments
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Trump gets OpenAI to offer US 5% stake, far lower than Sanders' target(arstechnica.com)
6 points by johnhamlin 3mo ago|1 comments
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by johnhamlin 3mo ago
Kind of hilarious how much they’re touting that it sucks at cybersecurity like it’s a feature
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People Who Will Thrive in the AI Age(theatlantic.com)
5 points by johnhamlin 3mo ago|0 comments
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Eli Lilly gave extraordinary obesity drug access to a 79y/o patient. Who was it?(statnews.com)
6 points by johnhamlin 3mo ago|1 comments
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by johnhamlin 5mo ago
I think you’re thinking of American mahjong. Which I can’t understand for the life of me how it’s gotten so popular. The ratio of luck to skill is completely upside down
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by johnhamlin 5mo ago
Remember when it was just common sense that letting people gamble on things would undermine the integrity of those things?
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by johnhamlin 5mo ago
I was wondering why someone proposed IPv8
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by johnhamlin 6mo ago
I discovered KTool here when you launched and I love it! I hope you’re doing well
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by johnhamlin 6mo ago
It’s infuriating that Amazon abandoned the Oasis form factor. I love having a safe area on the side to, ya know, hold the damn thing. And physical buttons are so much more reliable for page turns. Every once in a while, tapping the screen t
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by johnhamlin 6mo ago
AI psychosis intensifies
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by johnhamlin 6mo ago
So no Linux?
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The New Postman Is Here: AI-Native and Built for the Agentic Era(blog.postman.com)
1 points by johnhamlin 7mo ago|0 comments
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by johnhamlin 7mo ago
So the government said, We need y’all to flip on the Minority Report and the Terminator modes or we’ll put you out of business… cool
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by johnhamlin 7mo ago
Labeling a company that refused to comply with nakedly authoritarian orders is a true New Speak moment
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by johnhamlin 7mo ago
I appreciate all the earnest feedback to my tongue-in-cheek comment! I’m really tempted to try one out
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by johnhamlin 7mo ago
I actually welcome this. Markdown is this incredible, future proof, portable and elegant format… up until you have to collaborate on something with a normie
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by johnhamlin 7mo ago
New speed record for time from LaunchHN to getting Sherlocked set by that company everyone was dunking on a couple of weeks ago
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by johnhamlin 7mo ago
Fascinating! I’d add “word nerd” to the list to describe the authors.
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by johnhamlin 7mo ago
I got into solving the NYT crossword during Covid. I couldn’t solve a Monday when I started; now I do Mondays downs-only and look forward to Saturdays. Along the way, I developed a sixth sense for when an answer will be more than one word.
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by johnhamlin 7mo ago
What about when you’re on the go? Or can we presume split-keyboard users never leave the house

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