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A small browser-based arcade I vibe-coded between one missile alert and another. Written in Typescript from scratch. Hope you like it.

Great niche! Few questions: - Were you soloing the entire thing? What about ops/research/market analysis? What about the design? - Did you think about it as product-first or techno…

found a glitch

Yeah, let's just generate new stuff from old stuff. Recycled art would surely save us. Only we're not sure from what. This is like a monument to mourn all dead NFTs.

DMCA strikes again. Previously: App Store web has exposed all its source code - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45804664

Some 20 years later he would become the unsung hero of the long-lasting epic of hacker folklore – The Story of Mel, written by Ed Nather. More info in Mel's Loop (see link)

From: James Guthrie interview > Another piece that worked better than expected was the telephone operator. Roger was keen to illustrate the personal disconnect of being on the road…

An HTML/CSS implementation of the International Code of Signal Flags + React plugin to add flags to your site. Inspired by https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41880709

Previously on HN: Mel's Hack - The Missing Bits: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33392127

For 40 years, since "The Story of Mel" was published, the existence of the hacking legend Mel Kaye was in doubt. Until today. We found his final resting place, which unfolds the li…

Previously on HN: Mel's Hack – The Missing Bits: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33392127 Mel's Loop – A Comprehensive Guide to The Story of Mel https://news.ycombinator.com/i…

40th Anniversary to the Story of Mel – On this day, four decades ago (May 21st 1983) "The Story of Mel" was published on Usenet by its author. For years, "Mel" was considered to be…

killall passwords! –- Descope is now launching on Product Hunt – an authentication and user management platform built for all types of developers, to create frictionless and secure…

"Twitter Blue will verify users for $8 a month, Musk says" (various sources) So here's my blues for Twitter Blue. (Hopefully, this submission is not an off-off-topic.)

We'll consider a fix. Right now the scroll area is implemented via RadixUI, which seems to be very good, but your point is clear. If you have any practical tips/ideas/links to a go…

In this case, how would you feel about adding it to ML project? I can do it for you, and you're more than welcome to add a PR here: https://github.com/tomerlichtash/mels-loop

Oh, is this your translation?

OMG. A greek translation! We're totally into more translations. I'll contact the author and see if we can add it. Thanks!