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ssenssei
9d ago
> “If you are bored with this novel after three pages, you shouldn’t read any further.” The concept of DNF (“did not finish”) is pretty familiar to people who read regularly, but three pages seems far too early to make that call. The gen
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ssenssei
12d ago
I just HAD to use it today, I avoided them as much as I could. We have a figma design that's not really enterprise level with different components and not really coherent in some ways, and the management want the web pages to be the e
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ssenssei
19d ago
best books I could recommend are fiction, they teach you much more than non-fiction, lessons learned in stories are better tha unordered lists of advice you'll forget in a few days. Some of my favorites include: a moveable feast, water
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Ask HN: Any blogs/personal notes from game devs who self-published a game?
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2mo ago
Fun Fact: in king of queens, most of the pcs (for example airport episode with doug's parents) are just RCT tvs with paper printout of a screen taped over it.
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ssenssei
3mo ago
my favorite blog post of all time... this should go in a museum
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3mo ago
_" Btw this was initially coded without AI, but I've used it for the recent clean up and features. "_ ???
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3mo ago
I think it's not the issue with the added PR count, but the fact they have to review them. 1 big PR review is the same as 5 small PR reviews if you have to look at how it holds, edge cases and what not...
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ssenssei
4mo ago
You know any AI war heroes? You went full AI engineer, man. Never go full AI engineer. You don't buy that? Ask Roy Lee, 2025, "Cheat On Everything." Remember? Went full AI engineer, went home empty-handed.
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4mo ago
Imagine buying a TV. The TV works perfectly, but some of its features depend on the manufacturer’s servers. Years later, the company decides those servers are no longer profitable to maintain. Instead of allowing users to keep using the pro
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ssenssei
4mo ago
why do you have to be negative? currently there's a huge risk Marathon might get shut down like high guard or concord because of player numbers. If they shut it down, nobody could play it anymore. If there's a system in place for
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ssenssei
4mo ago
when it started going on about all the different cases in the second bullet point... yeah
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ssenssei
5mo ago
I actually currently run youtube out of firefox in mobile and web, and its pretty much amazing in both and doesn't feel janky. The upside of that is that if you add the correct script to the ad blocker extension, you'll never see
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ssenssei
5mo ago
you know what... besides everything, good for them. I don't know if many of you remember the olden days of Youtube, when it wasn't lead by corporate greed, and before it was infested by greedy abysmal shitty people - When profits
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ssenssei
5mo ago
it looks great, looks clean, seems like people want it. nobody's paying a subscription for a taskbar. The business model here is a one time sale.
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5mo ago
Is it just me or can you all hear the sound of the metal/aluminum scratching against the concrete? Loved the brutalist movie, this actually seems quite nice assthetically.
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ssenssei
7mo ago
I built a spotify music extractor called harmoni that helps you download your playlists and I feel I'm done. It does its job and it caters to both non-technicals and technical people alike.
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ssenssei
7mo ago
this feels a lot like an ad or promotion, but the core idea is something I have never thought about.
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7mo ago
https://sept-marriane.com An all-in-one operations workspace that starts with forms but doesn’t stop there. teams (especially HR and ops in small/medium companies) need to launch and operate fast, but the moment data comes
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7mo ago
this is the one and only argument I have.
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7mo ago
omg its built with elixir... Everytime I see my favorite language pop up I'm a little happier.
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8mo ago
This was actually really nice. I loved the concept and I was hopping for 100 but couldn't get to it. 60 animals listed 𓃬𓃸𓃱 ⬛ ⬛𓆏
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8mo ago
I'm happy for you building this app, it's tremendous effort to build a flutter application, and this should feel like an achievement for you. However, task management apps are so unbelievably common nowadays. Nothing that can'
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Laracasts is adopting AI instead of normal coding and programming [video]
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8mo ago
The thing about Warhammer is there are so many ways to experience it and an unbelieveable amount of content. I've never set hands on the codex (guide books) nor the actual miniatures (too expensive) but I've read so many books fro
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ssenssei
8mo ago
"Finally feels like the app helps you instead of just waiting for input." I've noticed a trend that most popular apps nowadays are the ones that serve this model.
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9mo ago
My favorite book this year has to be The Divine Farce, I haven't been gripped by a story like that in years. A short stay in hell falls in the same category. I'm still reading a book by Barbara Kingsolver: Demon Copperhead. It
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10mo ago
I use this app called LocalSend between my Mac, my phone, and my Windows. It's genuinely a godsend, and I hope whoever reads it tries it
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11mo ago
I was looking to add a few posters to my room, and this came at the right time. The only one that interested me was: Colossus: The Forbin Project, as I love Michael Colombier's OST in that. Other than that, it's hard for me as a 2
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Show HN: Potty – A Python CLI tool to download Spotify music using yt-dlp
(github.com)
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1y ago
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