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https://writing.peercy.net

I try to send semi-regular links of the interesting stuff I read.

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The Unreasonable Effectiveness of... (13 titles)

...for Fun and Profit (13 titles)

...the Age of AI (29 titles)

Comment · 9 months ago
From what I can tell in the image:

2x6: white

2x4: blue

2x2: grey

This makes interesting patterns, since you are more likely to use certain bricks in certain positions.

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Comment · 10 months ago
Projects about hn on hn get a lot of attention here. I've sure done it before.

They're a lot of fun! And super easy to vibe code, if I'm looking to test a new model.

Comment · 10 months ago
I've done it before. Projects about hn on hn get a lot of attention.

They're a lot of fun! And super easy to vibe code, if I'm looking to test a new model.

It's hard to restrain myself from navel-gazing, the lint in there is fascinating.

I'm not sure they satisfy curiosity as much as many posts with fewer votes, but that's okay.

Comment · 10 months ago
I've written many variations of my own "quick, take a note!" app, and they all succumb to the same problem: I can't safely write a note when I'm in a car.

Driving by myself and listening to podcasts is when I have so many thoughts I want to write down.

I'll give this a serious consider.

Comment · 11 months ago
What about email?

Email is a cousin to RSS - everyone has their email feed.

Senders push to an email inbox, rather than readers pulling feeds into an inbox.

Comment · 11 months ago
Can I hear from those of you who have had a good IAC experience? What tools worked well?
Comment · 11 months ago
ui idea: show the distribution over the slider

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