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g105b

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About g105b

code, refactor, expunge, repeat.

Recent public activity

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    Comment #47572832

    Hopefully it is just copilot that is dying and not GitHub itself.

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    Comment #46959922

    Looks really good but it's sad to see something that rules out Firefox. This isn't a jab at you, it's the state of our industry. Still sad though.

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    Comment #46958451

    This looks really cool. I'd love to read your dev blog if there is one?

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    Comment #46905321

    I would love more information on your setup. I want what you have, but I've skipped the app release because I thought xcode was required, and last time I used it it hurt me.

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    Comment #46685839

    I think a few more than 2 people have said that now.

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    Comment #46375611

    The idea is really cool. I thought the simplicity of the framework would mean there were lots of examples. Well, there are lots. But not one of them is working. Uncaught TypeError:…

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    Comment #45992566

    SQL named parameters was a feature introduced into PHP on 24th Nov 2005, with the release of PHP 5.1.0.

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    Comment #45668110

    The author's idea is "A Simple, Radical Idea: Put Consent in the Browser". So when you set up your browser, you get a single choice of whether you want websites to track you and se…

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    Comment #45051722

    I've been trying to achieve the opposite of this project: render scenes in ASCII/ANSI in the style of old BBS terminal games. I've had terrible success so far. All the AI models I'…

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    Comment #44951256

    I love how you've kept it so simple, but it actually solves a real-world problem. Well done for releasing something!

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    Comment #44521541

    Whenever Thunderbird makes its way to the front page of Hacker News, I always re-download it and hope that I can use it. Every time I've ever tried it (spanning around 30 installs …

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    Comment #44180932

    I signed up. Every piece of functionality is "coming soon" as far as I can tell. I'm not sure what the purpose of putting it on Hacker News is other than to validate a product befo…

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    Comment #43945067

    "It's not for everyone, but it might be for you!" I'm not sure if this product's tagline is the best/worst I've ever seen. It sounds like something Alan Partridge might think of.

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    Comment #43902622

    Nice work. I have a weird bit of feedback - your app isn't drawing the number 4 correctly. Sounds weird but here's a screenshot: https://i.imgur.com/QqKgEBG.png

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    Comment #43474289

    Please can you enlighten me, I'm a mathematic plebian?

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    Comment #43460349

    You need 9 more minutes of thought process.

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    Comment #43059018

    A landing page to a product that has yet to be built. But it does have 28 5 star reviews.

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    Comment #43059009

    > Unlike rigid, one-size-fits-all CRMs, it adapts to your workflow, whether you're a solo founder or a growing team. The AI learns from your usage to provide relevant insights and …

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    Comment #43041021

    I would like to try it but I don't have a Google account.

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    Comment #42351795

    Firefox. No errors in the console, no activity in the network tab... just empty white squares and no components on any of the pages.

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    Comment #42351003

    I don't see any components, just empty white squares.

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    Comment #42265974

    You're being facetious but I genuinely think it's a good idea to normalise drugs. I believe that part of the problem with drugs is that they're considered forbidden, so if you shar…

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    Comment #41388736

    I always found lmgtfy to be quite a passive aggressive move, even though I understood the reason for lmgtfying someone was because they hadn't bothered searching in the first place…

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    Comment #41103959

    This comment thread is like a Monty Python sketch.