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spansoa
3y ago
> Prime Minister Rishi Sunak suggested adult smokers trying to quit would still have access to alternatives like vapes under the proposals How does this work? So I have to talk to a doctor to get my Bubblegum Ice disposable?
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How Not to Speak to Someone with ADHD
(verywellmind.com)
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spansoa
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Apify: Full-stack web scraping and data extraction platform
(apify.com)
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spansoa
3y ago
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spansoa
3y ago
Any aggregator will be successful since people don't want to manually search for news & trends. The real trick is aggregating the aggregators. That's still a hard problem.
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Tailwind CSS Color Generator
(uicolors.app)
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spansoa
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Rive – Build interactive animations that run anywhere
(rive.app)
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spansoa
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Plotteus – The JavaScript library for data storytelling
(plotteus.dev)
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spansoa
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The Importance of Empathic Design
(psychologytoday.com)
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spansoa
3y ago
I find DuckDuckGo's[0] (DDG) images feature to be a brilliant replacement for Google Images/Lens. Google Images doesn't let you view the actual resource anymore and disabled that feature years ago. DDG's image feature is
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Colourblind Colour Palette Maker
(what-colour-is-that.glitch.me)
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spansoa
3y ago
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I Made This
(hypercritical.co)
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spansoa
3y ago
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spansoa
3y ago
There has never been a better time to / game / Linux
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spansoa
3y ago
JS is an embellishment. Think of an electric stairs, it still works even with no power. I do all my sites like this. It must work without JS, because some users disable JS for privacy or accessibility reasons, and I care about those users
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spansoa
3y ago
Sumi News[0] is a good non-biased sweep of current events, aswell as Wikipedia's current events page[1] [0] https://sumi.news/ [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Portal:Current_events
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Observium – Network Monitoring with Intuition
(observium.org)
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Tabliss – A New Tab Page for Chrome, Firefox and Edge
(tabliss.io)
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Roast My Web – Improve your web using AI
(roastmyweb.com)
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Exploring Bash Scripting: Understanding Key Flags
(atatus.com)
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Looking Forward to 2024
(werd.io)
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spansoa
3y ago
Even without Tor, HN temporarily and randomly shadowbans your first post. It stops a bunch of newbs being able to spam /newest
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The Invisible Screen – An E-Paper Smart Display
(shop.invisible-computers.com)
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spansoa
3y ago
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EbSynth – Transform Video by Painting over a Single Frame
(ebsynth.com)
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3y ago
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spansoa
3y ago
Same here. I even read HN before I read my local news sites in the morning, pre-coffee. Typically I hunt for game-changing news that affects our entire industry, or some tooling which I can leverage. Everything else is just noise.
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spansoa
3y ago
I throw mud at the wall and see what sticks. Then discard what I'm not naturally good at. Waste of time & energy fixing weaknesses. Play to your strengths.
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spansoa
3y ago
More on-device AI. Shift from off-prem compute to on-prem. Open source LLMs run locally, no more black boxes.
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spansoa
3y ago
Asked for my phone number when signing up. Now all my beloved queries are tied to meatspace.
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Template for Accessibility Guidelines
(htmhell.dev)
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ZestUI – UI Kit for Ruby on Rails
(zestui.com)
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Plain Text Tables Generator
(tablesgenerator.com)
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spansoa
3y ago
How do we know it's spiral shaped though? I probably sound like a flat-earther, but the way we prove the Milky Way is spiral shaped is by traveling outside it and observing its structure and shape (good luck with that).
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