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Re: Ask HN: What did you find out or explore today?

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That lodash-es doesn’t ESM lodash/fp, which means there is no straightforward way of using it with Vite after version 5. God help me. I don’t even want to use it, I just want to get legacy code building on a modern version of Vite without rewriting a couple thousand lines of code. Aaaargh

> lodash-es doesn’t ESM lodash/fp

Most of my career has been JS and TS and I have no idea what this means.

Re: Ask HN: What did you find out or explore today?

#32
I'm exploring writing a point and click adventure, and I've found out that they're basically just hierarchical state machines with a pretty UI. This is useful because it simplifies a lot of things.

The downside is that now I'm wondering if I could write one in SQL.

Re: Ask HN: What did you find out or explore today?

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I found out my crimson-bellied conure is laying an egg today! She's nesting in some towels now, chirping away while she works on laying it. Having an egg is relatively hard on parrots. I've given her lots of food and warmth to prepare. She is comically hungry -- she's usually not such a big eater, but she's happy today to be scarfing down her apple slices, fruit pellets, and safflower seeds. She usually sleeps at the…

A beautiful pause in my day reading this - many thanks. Would love to see a photo!

Re: Ask HN: What did you find out or explore today?

#38
Learned about superheterodyne receivers. Recently I've been studying up on RF technology, happened to come across superheterodyne receivers a short while ago, decided to research them today, saw that Technology Connections had a video on them, watched it, and felt reasonably enlightened.

Re: Ask HN: What did you find out or explore today?

#39

Learned about superheterodyne receivers. Recently I've been studying up on RF technology, happened to come across superheterodyne receivers a short while ago, decided to research them today, saw that Technology Connections had a video on them, watched it, and felt reasonably enlightened.

Are there AI enabled antennas by now?
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