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by objcts 9mo ago
Built "Kirby Sky Jumpers" with my two kids just yesterday. It's a 2 player jumping game where you collect stars and bounce off clouds to rack up the highest score before time runs out. Players manage an energy bar to jump, la
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by objcts 9mo ago
how is a skill considered auditable or controllable?
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Writing a good Claude.md(humanlayer.dev)
748 points by objcts 10mo ago|290 comments
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by objcts 10mo ago
is this the future we actually want???? or one that is truly inevitable and can’t be stopped?
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by objcts 10mo ago
what’s wrong with doing… nothing? i stare out the window while claude rips on stuff, think about people i love and if crickets can fart.
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by objcts 11mo ago
stare out the window. look at clouds. wonder how they take the shapes they do. think about water and how it moves through time and space. how those water molecules were once in a bowl of rice or loaf of bread. how many other things has this
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by objcts 11mo ago
i've been having fun building with astro on cloudflare workers... i have a few apps that have API endpoints, content, and react/svelte components all glued together in one codebase. it's been relatively easy to add drizzle an
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by objcts 1y ago
i use obsidian with the daily notes plugin and write stream of consciousness for about 15 minutes. sometimes i type, other times i use a dictation app. lately i have been taking my daily notes and running them through a local LLM. i prompt
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by objcts 1y ago
> human oversight is still crucial, especially for security always always always: code review everything AI makes (CREAM) it also helps if you understand what it’s writing. the only way to do that is to… review the code
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by objcts 1y ago
i have a mammotion luba 2 AWD and it's saved me days this summer! so much more time to spend with the kids and less time sweating. i've had it running since May and it's been amazing so far. i hope it can continue going stron
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The quiet work of changing your mind(mfelix.org)
1 points by objcts 1y ago|0 comments
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by objcts 1y ago
i recently started writing music, service, and product reviews as a way for me to sharpen my critiquing and writing skills. here is one i wrote for my robot lawnmower: https://mfelix.org/reviews/mammotion-luba2/ m
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A blog is like a gillnet(mfelix.org)
5 points by objcts 1y ago|1 comments
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by objcts 1y ago
Anonymously send someone a rainbow, one postcard at a time: https://slowmorainbow.com I got 4 rainbows running now with 34 postcards sent so far. Use the code "HN" at checkout to save 20% (until Friday, July 4th). Woul
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How I started to run(mfelix.org)
4 points by objcts 1y ago|0 comments
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by objcts 1y ago
Awesome! Thanks for taking the time to share your experience here. I'm excited to hear that the service had the desired effect. I also really appreciate your last sentence, I'll be riding that high all day...
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by objcts 1y ago
That's awesome! I have heard from others that the cards tend to stick around. They usually end up on refrigerators, which vibes with your outcome. Thanks for trying it out!
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by objcts 1y ago
Thanks for sharing! I love how you’re using nicknames as a way to make sure people know it's real. Glad the setup was quick for your wife too. Stories like yours are why I built Three Kind Words. Thanks again for being part of it!!!!
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Show HN: Three Kind Words – Spread kindness one mysterious postcard at a time(threekindwords.com)
9 points by objcts 1y ago|6 comments
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by objcts 8y ago
Great article about mental models! I commend the OP on sharing their experience to really understand what people are thinking, feeling, and expecting. This is exactly how you make tools that people love to use. > The line in the backgrou
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by objcts 9y ago
Discarded knitwear is especially valuable: a single, fully-fashioned knit sweater can contain up to 2 miles of yarn. My wife has devoted herself to making use of this abundant resource for people who are looking for high-quality yarn for kn
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by objcts 10y ago
we are working on the same notion, but for textiles [1]. specifically for knitwear, we have designed a 3d-printable machine for unravelling the knit structure and processes for straightening, plying and spinning the yarn into a new raw mate
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by objcts 11y ago
reminds me of choir.io, which was so awesome but has since disappeared
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by objcts 12y ago
at a casual pace with the help of a 3-5 friends, it might be about 15-30 minutes to raise a small DOME KIT. a big DOME KIT might take a bit longer, say 45 minutes with 5-7 people. we've seen highly-coordinated groups complete the chall
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by objcts 12y ago
what a delight to wake up and see this on the front page. thank you everyone for your kind comments and thoughtful suggestions. this project has been very close to my heart and i'm pleased to see this story become inspiring to others.
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by objcts 12y ago
great suggestion, i'll have to try this out. a big circle is more expensive to cut than a slit, so this could save some money! we cut our last batch of connectors with circles - not as much friction as the slit but it's much more