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andrewchilds
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About andrewchilds
Previously, co-founder of Shortcut (https://shortcut.com)
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Comment #49250762
read Careless People by Sarah Wynn-Williams and see if you still consider them “okish”.
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Comment #48925431
> it looks sick Personally I'll take a sedan or wagon with ample ground clearance any day: https://images.classic.com/vehicles/559a40ae72662e1ac71d2286...
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Show HN: Nemo – A visual, local server and job runner
With coding agents now allowing for lots of small projects and products running in tandem, and as they tend to grow in operational complexity, I've been finding myself wanting a wa…
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Show HN: Local, agent-friendly double-entry bookkeeping and tax prep
Hi HN. I built this to help me keep my books in order and get my personal + small business tax returns for this year filed. I had been using an older piece of accounting software I…
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Comment #47801841
I'm still very happily using Claude Code + Opus 4.5, and am distressed by the idea of losing access to that specific model in a few months. In my experience, 4.5 is very much worth…
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Comment #47052385
I've found that Opus 4.6 is happy to read a significant amount of the codebase in preparation to do something, whereas Opus 4.5 tends to be much more efficient and targeted about p…
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Comment #47052087
You're not alone: https://github.com/anthropics/claude-code/issues/23706
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Comment #47052072
Many people have reported Opus 4.6 is a step back from Opus 4.5 - that 4.6 is consuming 5-10x as many tokens as 4.5 to accomplish the same task: https://github.com/anthropics/claud…
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Show HN: Productmap – local-first visual product planning for humans and agents
Hi HN, I'm working on getting a new startup off the ground that has a lot of moving pieces, components, and product areas and I was starting to struggle with seeing how far along e…
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Comment #46782092
The word "iran" is currently mentioned exactly zero times on https://nytimes.com . Plenty of baking tips though.
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Comment #46747661
Maybe it’s just me, but I have serious issue with Fastmail’s spam filtering. Meaning, it seems that I am the spam filter. I find myself considering closing the account on a regular…
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Comment #46254486
Not the parent but my family also has a mac mini to offline TV setup - just a small bluetooth keyboard/mouse and the tv remote for volume. Works well. As far as I know there are no…
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Comment #46198736
My hope is this will lead to the reversal of the insane "HDR auto-brightness" behavior that causes any photo marked as HDR to go extreme brightness mode while the rest of the scree…
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Comment #44159587
If your definition of a return on your blogging/writing investment is how many likes you got, you're doing it for the wrong reasons. I am in no way a good writer, and I don't have …
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Comment #44135566
It’s not just David Lynch’s own coffee drinking. Making coffee (“there was a fish in the percolator!”) and drinking coffee was one of the most memorable aspects of the original Twi…
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Comment #44055961
You are free to do whatever you want with your website. This is about the limited number of platforms where communities exist online these days, and how those platforms knowingly u…
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Comment #44052438
PR to add Vultr support: https://github.com/andrewchilds/overcast/pull/61
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Comment #44051035
It does not support Vultr currently, but it likely wouldn't be difficult to add. There's an open issue for it: https://github.com/andrewchilds/overcast/issues/58
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Comment #44050899
The point was that we should have some kind of social contract that pushes back against the worst known addictive product choices, and to create public awareness about them. Mobile…
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Comment #44048061
Totally agree. There should be a digital consumer bill of rights, that includes the right to disable autoplaying videos. Even the NYTimes home page is plastered with them these day…
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Comment #44028812
I built (and still use) a similar tool called Overcast 10 years ago: https://github.com/andrewchilds/overcast
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Comment #43937437
Meanwhile, Amazon is perfectly happy to sell/promote this "Boy and Tiger Adventure Blocks Set" which simultaneously rips off LEGO and Calvin & Hobbes: https://www.amazon.com/Advent…
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Comment #43937346
TIL the pachinko connection perfectly explains the visual/sound/game design of the Sonic games.
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Comment #43932483
I’m interested in reading the rest of this story.