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Oh shit

What a great project! Thanks for sharing

Thanks for sharing both an amazing topic - engineering with significant constraints, a great medium - handheld game devices, as well as some wisdom - If you want to make actual pro…

When I was 14 I saw the Apple Adjustable Keyboard and thought it looked like the future. I've wanted a next-gen keyboard ever since. Over the years I came close to ordering one sev…

Very cool, well done. I’ll try it out! Is the calculation engine for the formulas tour custom, or is it built on top of eg Apache POI?

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Looks like a labour of love, nice! Can you buy it to run yourself in an emulator, e.g., on an Anbernic handheld?

Cool! Links on the page doesn't work, at least not for me, e.g., https://www.zatanna.ai/kampala#how-it-works Also not clear on the page if it is apps from the local machine or on t…

Interesting headline. And I start reading as a MS skeptic. Maybe they finally got it? Maybe MS have realized why Windows really is so crappy. I read the first entry, bolded, in the…

Still a great story, great page and impressive reverse engineering. Isn't OpenClaw vs. he did it "himself" a bit analogue to the critique "oh, he wrote the firmware in C++ and let …

It is beautiful

You are an inspiration. Reading this makes me happy

I tried the same. 2 weeks after I started I attended a party where people mentioned that it was sad that Michael Jackson had died. I thought they were joking, but turned out they d…

Interesting write up! I’ve thought about how university exams are done effectively nowadays. I took my degree in CS almost 20 years ago, and being a user of LLMS - I can’t really s…

Can you try calculating 101 * 70 in your head?

Why retraction?

Looks great! Impressive that it looks so slick and feature complete. It’s been a while since I used iTunes, so don’t fully understand where iTunes today is failing. Can you elabora…

You should put this on a blog. Would be cool to see

Check out Molnify www.molnify.com that both have support for formulas, and allows you to publish them as APIs (disclaimer: I built it)