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My best score was 860ms average at 10.5px accuracy with a mouse

I'm building something that isn't necessarily more secure than vercel, but it is self hosted. I think in the future personal vps family clouds are going to be a lot more common bec…

I made this mostly for myself, but I imagine it could be useful for others. Do y'all have any projects you'd like listed there? Any smarter ways to visualize these timelines to hel…

I made this for when I come back from vacation and want to catch up on news. It's a bit of a simplistic LLM transformation on headlines and URLs that I store from RSS feeds. So it …

I wrote a bit about this about a year ago: https://blog.usejournal.com/the-next-css-frontier-classless-... Definitely got me Zen Garden vibes.

Thank you :) fair point. I'll add filtering by domain, and then maybe by hash tags. Though it might be tricky to identify the category across different sites.

Any feedback would be most welcome!

> This person is so convinced that they are a good developer that they refuse to take direction or ask questions While I agree a coding exercise is valuable - this is the actual pr…

I learned this lesson from the videos of the Harvard course on justice. The lecturer got explanations that I thought at the time were laughable, but somehow in his response he reph…

That's a good idea. Sort of like the good old css zen garden, but with simple, not ugly, css resets. Here's my attempt: https://www.cssbed.com/ Feel free to add options at https://…

I'm sure they're good, but better is better.

I felt wrapping added a strategic depth for me to explore and a positive sensation of "outsmarting" the red block.

The undecidability of the halting problem has no practical effect.

I made it with webgl: http://toplessproductions.com/pendulum/