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Pretty fun, took me about 10 minutes but found 24 words 10 of them bonus. This was #5 for future viewers. Edit: welp, spent another 15 mins and managed to solve the previous 4. Cur…

When I learnt programming I had a big dusty Perl book, I didn't even have a computer. A mix of library books and using my savings to print out c++ tutorials etc was the thing. Then…

I had the exact same experience, on Windows had to purge everything and lost all my history, on Mac it was a one click upgrade and sign in again for the most part with history gone…

Here's what I did that worked for last two teams I managed. We used slack as a hub for everything, we had some brittle [1] services so there were cron scripts that ran every minute…

> The core technical challenge, as you can imagine, came from trying to do something that Apple otherwise does not allow I think the main question most would ask is what affordance…

I love using AI to prototype that something is possible then go and build it myself while borrowing bits from that initial MVP. The other night I wanted to build a browser extensio…

The first thought that popped into my head when I saw the post title was someone pressing the up arrow 24 times to find that `ls` they used a couple hours prior.

Misc comment but I find it odd that the author seemingly intentionally killed those old posts, you couldn't google "game physics" a decade ago and not see his timestep post which h…

Could be a new tab "collab" or something to do with joint work maybe, one could post a site, repo or detail a past work experience and anyone who was around or passed thru could re…

Isn't it customary for new hires or teams to drop into a legacy codebase and within weeks propose a rewrite.

Disagree, I use a tsp of cane sugar in mine, you can't agitate it efficiently by hand and it needs to be piping hot to help it dissolute. You need something like a cheap $10 handhe…

Related "It Is Never a Compiler Bug Until It Is" https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24636326

Random, been reading your blog and following posts for years esp since llm boom and I'm just noticing it's Willison not Williamson lol.

OpenIn seems like something I've been hunting for for a while on Windows, use case is I primarily use firefox but I have so many google logins that it only makes sense to use chrom…

I know people who've used strange ones like .club or .wtf and gotten by and others who due to the groups they interact with have to switch back to dotcom or something more recogniz…

Literally did something similar just last week, was looking for a good redis gui on windows and couldn't find one that clicked (closest I got was Another Redis Desktop Manager but …

I was half tempted to make a toy runner called `use` when I first learned of `just` just so I could say... just use make.

80/20 is the greatest "thing" of all time. You critique it from the outside but when you're in, oh man.

The developer has a lot of threads and wip on their twitter, I remember when I saw it first, it was a simple demo showing the wall drag and build functionality.

I'd add a cheap hand massager to that list, just basic compression and some heat with vibration can do wonders for your hand after a day of coding, bonus if it kneads as well.

openwebui

They need to bring back that medieval game as well, Infinity Blade, several years ago I got an iphone just to play that and Tiny Wings.

The javascript is pretty clean and well commented