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Comment #48624215
529s as a forcing function for taking a walk
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Comment #48572959
I find it hard to correlate activity with mood unless the user tracks its mood after the activity.
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Show HN: Mood
Hey HN, I've had this idea stuck in my head ever since I published Year in Pixels [1]. I've been adding a little thing here and there to this app, and now it feels nice enough to s…
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Comment #48416219
Site seems down :(
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Comment #47884409
I created something similar at https://chat.lasagna.pizza . No room support yet that's why I haven't published it. But anyone willing to give it a go, its a real-real time chat ins…
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Comment #47428291
Nice presentation and product, but having to sign up for a window manager is pretty weird in my opinion.
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Show HN: Gemfile RSS Feed Generator
I built this service to convert Ruby Gemfile.lock files into RSS feeds. Drop in your lockfile, get a feed that notifies you when your dependencies release new versions. Had a blast…
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Comment #47109025
Very nice read, thank you for sharing this so well written.
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Comment #46865433
Supabase is aware of this and they actually put big banners stating this flaw when you unlock your authentication. What I think it happens is that non-technical people vibe-coding …
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Comment #46789905
Human CAPTCHA exists to figure out whether your clients are human or not, so you can segment them and apply human pricing. Synthetics, of course, fall into different tiers. The che…
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Comment #46775336
I would try using the same background color as the inline edit for a more transparent effect.
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Comment #46774471
Stackflow looks nice! I'm a Balatro fan and I didn't know about this variant. By the way, kudos on your feedback. If I was OP, I would've been honored to get that type of fine-tuni…
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Comment #46683770
Wow! This is amazing! You went great lenghs to make it complete. I really like the layers, something that I would love to add. Your sounds are very nice too, are you synthesizing t…
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Comment #46683678
Custom made, I've been using on some apps lately
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Comment #46683673
I'll make sure to add that!
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Comment #46673305
Nice beat! What do you mean by triplets?
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Comment #46673301
I agree, let me see if I can tweak it so it sounds a bit more like it.
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Show HN: Beats, a web-based drum machine
Hello all! I've been an avid fan of Pocket Operators by Teenage Engineering since I found out about them. I even own an EP-133 K.O. II today, which I love. A couple of months ago, …
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Comment #46661516
It's been several times that I see ASCII being used initially for these kinds of problems. I think it's because its counter-intuitive, in the sense that for us humans ASCII is text…
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Comment #46626190
whats the name of the skill?
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Comment #46623948
https://kinduff.com - My personal website
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Comment #46623934
I think humans are proxying their value through what they can do with AI. It's like a domestication flex.
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Comment #46115401
The Wired article was pure bait and it worked. At least we are talking about Ruby <3
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Comment #46039681
I love this and its pretty fast. Hilarious comments. The economist one is pretty lenghty though, you might want to adjust the prompt.