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lozzo

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    Comment #49047653

    Same feeling entirely.

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    Comment #47234126

    This was a beautiful article to stumble upon. I had seen Karpathy 's work - https://karpathy.github.io/2026/02/12/microgpt/ - but found it still too demanding to get it This was th…

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    Comment #43965513

    I am so very pleased to see a site called "plain vanilla web dot com" being almost at the top of hackernews in 2025.

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    Comment #43930505

    Nice one. Since it's a Free in browser pdf editor, Why is it not on GitHub ?

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    Nevermind, an album on major chords

    Here is a thing. If you are okay with HTML, you might want to write an article using GitHub pages instead of any blogging platform (e.g. medium.com) The only constrains then become…

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    Show HN: Reharmonizing Racing in the Street by Bruce Springsteen

    I put together a short essay on re-harmonizing Racing in the Street by Bruce Springsteen. Just a simple demonstration of what’s possible today with a few hours and the right mix of…

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    Comment #43497810

    I am so pleased I stumbled on this little game by chance. Really lovely. Well done. Keep it up

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    Comment #42148104

    That website really talks to me. Some people might click and click away. Others, like me, will feel like being in your shoes. Because they are. Every 3/4 months I go and say hello …

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    Comment #41753064

    When I was little I used to think it was a shame that I could not show my dreams. I could tell my parents what I dreamt but not show them what I saw (or thought I saw while dreamin…

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    Comment #41711734

    I have similar memories. And I remember drawing similar conclusions. When children are little a little walk with Daddy was great. We used to walk about a whole mile for me to get a…

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    Comment #41681567

    thumbs up for this comment. As for me, I am tired of people talking about AI starting their argument with incorrect information

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    Comment #34743937

    looks like layoffs are going to continue for a while amongst tech companies. I think it's more significant the 20% cut in yahoo https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-64596061

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    Comment #34669885

    Yours is an incredibly good comment. The comparison software/architecture is something that I have encountered here and there over the years, but you brought it to a new level. "do…

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    Comment #33631442

    i have not read the article just the title... otherwise I would not have enough time to work the long hours I am expected to.

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    Comment #33252385

    Interesting. Just earlier I went to Bartosz website to see if there was anything and there was not... and then he publishes sound and I see it here on hackernews. I am going to enj…

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    Comment #31694218

    This project looks great. Occasionally I need to write a reg expr (JS developer) and I am not that good at it and I always end up googling around. I am thinking it would be much ni…

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    Comment #31691786

    Just now I was checking the trending repos in github.com (JavaScript/Today) and I got atom on no.5 and more than 50K stars

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    Comment #21202985

    please correct this typo: "Releasly is a tool for open source lovers like our-self." ... like ourselves. Good luck, but (in my opinion) even the most dynamic open sources don't cha…

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    Comment #21201390

    I opened the link and I searched for the word "Simplicity" Found 0 of 0. I decided not to read it in order not to hurt my ego. I might not be an expert software designer as my numb…

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    Comment #21181277

    Well said. I am not english but I get by but I struggled when recently used the word "chasm". I pronounced the 'cha' as in chat. Oh boy, was I wrong. So eventually, after spelling …

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    Comment #21146414

    Excellent. Your solution is a common pattern after all. It's creating a DSL domain specific language and then obviously you need to write some kind of interpreter for it. For all i…

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    Comment #21015833

    Very nice. I am surprised you did not get more traction and github stars. Good luck

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    Comment #20420984

    funny. I think I would even spice up the search with "site:example.com"

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    Comment #20172818

    whether this is a good or a bad converter API for youtube I think this is an unfair usage of github. I was interested in seeing the source code for such a product (github is a deve…