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Comment #49040233
So you're saying it's the same reason Sony can't make a new cassette Walkman? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49025766
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Comment #48993160
Another option, which is ESP32-based: https://github.com/francescopace/espectre
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Comment #48947217
My dad was a prolific family photographer when I was growing up (which I guess we all are now, with our phones). He also meticulously cataloged the photos and used a spreadsheet (f…
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Comment #48663382
I understand zero touchscreens, but what's the problem with power windows? What if you're driving and you want to lower the passenger window?
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Comment #48413311
I used to use (and love) ShortCat, but it got too slow on my ancient MacBook Pro. I switched to Mouseless, and I actually prefer it now.
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Comment #48413290
Committed Mouseless user, here. I use a split keyboard that has a mouse layer, but I almost never use it, let alone an actual mouse or trackpad. Mouseless is so much more efficient…
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Comment #48237007
I thought this was somehow related to Apache Superset. https://superset.apache.org/
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Comment #48222250
Guitars are very much about aesthetics, which is why they're so often strategically placed in the background on Zoom calls.
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Comment #48222225
I just finished restoring the Univox Coily that was sitting in my parents' basement for the past 25 years. Every time I step into the room and see it I do a double take because it …
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Comment #47628331
There's a significant difference between a hostage and a prisoner of war, and in this context that distinction seems highly relevant.
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Comment #47626576
We also re-elected Bush Jr. after he started the disastrous war in Iraq, along with doing a bunch of other terrible shit. Is it really that surprising that Trump was elected twice?…
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Comment #47441710
Ooh thanks for the hot tip on Scoot! I've been using Mouseless ( https://mouseless.click/ ) for a while and it's been a game changer, allowing me to almost never touch the trackpad…
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Comment #47276327
This sounds like the plot to the story Johnny Cash tells in One Piece at a Time, minus the machine gun, of course. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DZuJivIwV8o
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Comment #47250320
You mean lasers like this? https://www.nbcnews.com/news/military/us-military-used-laser...
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Comment #47235193
I use Free File Fillable Forms to prepare my taxes. It can be a bit tricky to make sure all the correct forms are completed and the calculations are correct, so that is the exact a…
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Comment #47089848
Yep, I've adjusted the settings, and that has definitely helped. When it comes to real world typing, it feels like I'm using a ridiculous amount of brain power to get the word out …
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Comment #47089764
Yeah, I can't imagine switching to a new layout without using these tools. I'm just struggling to level up in the real world.
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Comment #47088134
I've started using this: https://mouseless.click/ . It looks insane, but it's amazing and I almost never find the need to use my trackpad.
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Comment #47088085
I'm in the same boat as OP. I've used keybr and https://monkeytype.com/ , and while doing the exercises, I get pretty close to the speed and accuracy I had using a standard keyboar…
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Comment #47052017
I just did this last week, mostly using Claude Code. I live close to a major airport and wanted to be alerted when interesting planes are flying overhead. The PWA Claude Code spit …
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Comment #46979597
OK, I went looking for sources and found this[1]: In the United States, the Environmental Protection Agency assumes the typical car is driven 15,000 miles (24,000 km) per year. Acc…
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Comment #46975613
Modern cars aren't built as well. Can you cite a source for this? There's no question that they're vastly more complex, but I would think that modern car manufacturing is far more …
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Comment #46916712
I'm never going to ride in the Paris-Brest-Paris, but someday I'm gonna make a Paris-Brest pastry: https://www.seriouseats.com/paris-brest-pate-a-choux-with-pr...
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Comment #46900605
I pay for YouTube Music and I see really inconsistent behavior when asking Siri to play music. My five-year-old kid is really into an AI slop song that claims to be from the KPop D…