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objcts

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    Built "Kirby Sky Jumpers" with my two kids just yesterday. It's a 2 player jumping game where you collect stars and bounce off clouds to rack up the highest score before time runs …

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    how is a skill considered auditable or controllable?

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    is this the future we actually want???? or one that is truly inevitable and can’t be stopped?

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    what’s wrong with doing… nothing? i stare out the window while claude rips on stuff, think about people i love and if crickets can fart.

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    stare out the window. look at clouds. wonder how they take the shapes they do. think about water and how it moves through time and space. how those water molecules were once in a b…

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    i've been having fun building with astro on cloudflare workers... i have a few apps that have API endpoints, content, and react/svelte components all glued together in one codebase…

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    i use obsidian with the daily notes plugin and write stream of consciousness for about 15 minutes. sometimes i type, other times i use a dictation app. lately i have been taking my…

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    > human oversight is still crucial, especially for security always always always: code review everything AI makes (CREAM) it also helps if you understand what it’s writing. the onl…

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    i have a mammotion luba 2 AWD and it's saved me days this summer! so much more time to spend with the kids and less time sweating. i've had it running since May and it's been amazi…

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    i recently started writing music, service, and product reviews as a way for me to sharpen my critiquing and writing skills. here is one i wrote for my robot lawnmower: https://mfel…

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    Anonymously send someone a rainbow, one postcard at a time: https://slowmorainbow.com I got 4 rainbows running now with 34 postcards sent so far. Use the code "HN" at checkout to s…

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    Awesome! Thanks for taking the time to share your experience here. I'm excited to hear that the service had the desired effect. I also really appreciate your last sentence, I'll be…

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    That's awesome! I have heard from others that the cards tend to stick around. They usually end up on refrigerators, which vibes with your outcome. Thanks for trying it out!

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    Thanks for sharing! I love how you’re using nicknames as a way to make sure people know it's real. Glad the setup was quick for your wife too. Stories like yours are why I built Th…

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    Show HN: Three Kind Words – Spread kindness one mysterious postcard at a time

    Ever wish you could anonymously drip-feed kindness through the mail? I tried answering that with Three Kind Words ( https://threekindwords.com ), a vending machine that sends three…

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    Great article about mental models! I commend the OP on sharing their experience to really understand what people are thinking, feeling, and expecting. This is exactly how you make …

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    Discarded knitwear is especially valuable: a single, fully-fashioned knit sweater can contain up to 2 miles of yarn. My wife has devoted herself to making use of this abundant reso…

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    we are working on the same notion, but for textiles [1]. specifically for knitwear, we have designed a 3d-printable machine for unravelling the knit structure and processes for str…

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    reminds me of choir.io, which was so awesome but has since disappeared