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6d ago
How do you stay motivated to do this?! I've tried to start my app in React Native multiple times, but it always sucks, so I finally started learning Swift. I'm already not sure how I'll stay motivated to learn Kotlin too, and
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10d ago
This looks cool, but my least favorite things about Finder are not actually related to finding things. I prefer column mode, but: 1. When I right click, I can't create a new file of any kind. I can create a new folder—sometimes (see th
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11d ago
I work with a guy that I swear is addicted to LLMs. He uses them for literally all communication, often dropping mountains of text for design specs that could have been written with half the words. Even on a 1:1 Zoom call, he'll type t
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18d ago
The pronunciation of "Vercel" near the end of the "Typebase in 100s" video was VER -cel, with the emphasis on the first syllable, instead of ver- CEL with the emphasis on the second syllable. Was the video generated by
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29d ago
I understand the point. I simply argue that it's an ill-conceived point, based on various definitions of the word "entitled": 1. qualified for by right according to law 2. having a right to certain benefits or privileges 3. h
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29d ago
"...the maker of the best air fryer now has to bid on ads as well, if only to protect the sales they were entitled to in the first place." No company is "entitled" to any sales.
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1mo ago
Nope. I made the one-time payment for Brave Origin.
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1mo ago
I just use Brave. I haven't seen a YouTube ad in years.
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1mo ago
I bet some students who pass will face a mental health issue from not knowing whether they passed with an A or a C-.
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1mo ago
Based on the comments here, are we really supposed to believe that the following actually happened? 1. The v0id_isgood HN user impersonated the actual creator of Wyzer and posted this Show HN. 2. The v0id_isgood HN user then left the creden
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2mo ago
Ironically, in synchronous conversations, the same co-worker is constantly going on about how swamped he is, and how he's being pulled in so many directions. Apparently, it takes a lot of time and work to manage all those AI chat bots.
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The useless suggestions are exhausting. One of my co-workers uses Claude for all asynchronous communication, including Slack messages, Jira comments, code reviews, and emails. Every single message from him, literally every time he communica
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I'm building a family game server that will host web-based games on my local network (although I'm thinking about using something like Cloudflare Tunnel to make it available on the internet). The first game I'm building is th
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4mo ago
I like the idea of being able to specify the prompt, as a reminder of what you wanted to copy to the clipboard at that point. I've created a new issue for this (it's similar to an idea I already had): https://github.com
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4mo ago
I'm certain everything Textile does could be handled by bash scripts, or any other script flavors / languages / tools. So, yes, Textile is supposed to be a more convenient way to do it.
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4mo ago
No, but this is a great suggestion. I imagine a flow that looks something like this: (1) When creating the textile, you would add a step to "wait for new clipboard data." (2) When you run the textile, and it gets to that step, a m
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4mo ago
I'm not too familiar with Espanso, but Textile is not a text expander. Textile allows you to pre-define a sequence of steps that dynamically generate the text you want, by running commands on your computer, reading your clipboard, or u
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4mo ago
Thanks! Should be fixed.
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Show HN: Textile – A desktop app for weaving together bits of text
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I'm reading The C Programming Language, 2nd edition (the K&R book), and working through all the exercises. It's a great book, although it's forcing me to admit that I need glasses (the print is so small)!
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"...fewer than 4,000 jobs, representing less than 5 percent of our total employee base." I cringe at this attempt to soften the numbers by saying "fewer than" and "less than" here. Conversely, and ironically, i
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4mo ago
Location: Salt Lake City, UT Remote: Remote/Hybrid/On-Site Willing to relocate: To Arizona, Texas, or Florida for the right opportunity Technologies: TypeScript, React, Next.js, Node.js, PostgreSQL, AWS Résumé/CV: https:
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4mo ago
Wow, the way Upwork is handling this seems really bad. They announced the layoffs today, but nobody will know who is being let go until next week! Sheesh.
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5mo ago
Our first year on Vercel, the bill was $40,000. When our management went back to negotiate the second year, Vercel wanted $120,000! Vercel wasn't offering 3x the features, mind you, they just knew we were locked in. Our management got
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5mo ago
Now do OpenAI...
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I once had an external monitor with a maximum refresh rate of 30 Hz, and mouse movements were noticeably sluggish. It was part of a multi-monitor setup, so it was very obvious as I moved the mouse between monitors. I'm not sure if this
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My wife and I canceled Netflix a while ago and went back to DVDs. An FYE store in our area recently had a store closing sale, so we bought three DVD players and snapped up all our favorite DVDs for a few bucks each. No subscription, no mid-
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I never actually type semicolons in my JavaScript / TypeScript. In work projects, my IDE adds them for me thanks to the linter. In personal projects, I just leave them out (I don't use a linter, so my IDE does not add them), and I
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7mo ago
Under Secretary of War Emil Michael posted that there is no active negotiation with Anthropic: https://x.com/USWREMichael/status/2029754965778907493
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7mo ago
The AOL version missed an opportunity: After connecting it should have said, "You've got mail!"
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