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#Favorites

Mechanical Watch
//ciechanow comments→

How to professionally say
//akashrajpurohit comments→

I accidentally loaned all my money to the US government
//vercel comments→

Teen mental health is plummeting and social media is a major contributing cause [pdf]
//senate comments→

The strange business of hole-in-one insurance
//thehustle comments→

I won free load testing
//fasterthanli comments→

Bash-oneliner: A collection of handy Bash one-liners and terminal tricks
//github comments→

Brendan at Intel.com
//brendangregg comments→

An illustrated guide to plastic straws
//substack comments→

Cool things people do with their blogs
//brainbaking comments→

Founding Uber SRE
//lethain comments→

#Show HN

Actual is going open-source //actualbudget comments→

Fig – Adds IDE-style autocomplete to your existing terminal //fig comments→

Radiopaper – Troll-resistant public conversations //radiopaper comments→

Create awkward situations with a fake iMessage Popup //github comments→

Mermaid: Create diagrams and visualizations using text and code //github comments→

Prevent your computer sleeping with just a webpage //nosleep comments→

Pitivi, a free and open source video editor for Linux //pitivi comments→

#Code

Lies we tell ourselves to keep using Golang //fasterthanli comments→

Microsoft 3D Movie Maker Source Code //github comments→

7GUIs //github comments→

DALL-E 2 open source implementation //github comments→

I fell in love with low-JS //edofic comments→

Web scraping via JavaScript runtime heap snapshots //adriancooney comments→

Writing for Engineers //heinrichhartmann comments→

#Data

OPT: Open Pre-trained Transformer Language Models //arxiv comments→

PostgresML, now with analytics and project management //postgresml comments→

How to Corrupt an SQLite Database File //sqlite comments→

Sqldiff: SQLite Database Difference Utility //sqlite comments→

rq: Universal convertor between structured data (JSON, MessagePack, CBOR, etc.) //github comments→

#Design

Please stop disabling zoom //matuzo comments→

Noto emoji, a new black and white emoji font with less color //googleblog comments→

Best Font for Online Reading: No Single Answer //nngroup comments→

#Learn

Nature has enormous emotional and cognitive benefits on people //npr comments→

A first for Canada: New type of nuclear plant opening by 2028 //theweathernetwork comments→

#Books

Crafting Interpreters //craftinginterpreters comments→

Writing a book for O'Reilly //thecodepainter comments→

The Gitlab Team Handbook //gitlab comments→

Ask HN: Which books in your field do you think are perfect for self study? //ycombinator

Find books set in your hometown //lithub comments→

#Watching

Kaketsugi – A technique for repairing holes or tears in fabric //nhk comments→

Ultorg: A user interface for relational databases //hytradboi comments→

Swedish slow TV: The great moose migration //svtplay comments→

UIs are streaming DAGs //hytradboi comments→

Five Lems //lrb comments→

#Working

Airbnb’s design to live and work anywhere //airbnb comments→

IBM's Asshole Test //mataroa comments→

3,200-year-old Egyptian tablet records excuses for why people missed work //openculture comments→

The Niche Programmer //ano comments→

Preventing Burnout: A Manager's Toolkit //gitlab comments→

Getting hired after fifty //aarp comments→

#Startup News

Tailscale raises $100M //tailscale comments→

Heroku Security Notification //heroku comments→

Post-incident review on the Atlassian April 2022 outage //atlassian comments→

#Fun

Including “And. And. And. And. And.” in a Google doc causes it to crash //google comments→

We think this cool study we found is flawed. Help us reproduce it //pudding comments→

When I made another Monkey Island //grumpygamer comments→

The Game: A continually-run D&D campaign, since 1982 //thegamednd comments→

Porting Zelda Classic to the web //hoten comments→

The Owen Wilson Wow API //herokuapp comments→

#Cutting Room Floor

Bits of advice I wish I had known //kk comments→

My upgrade to 25 Gbit/s Fiber To The Home //stapelberg comments→

What are your most used self-hosted applications? //noted comments→

I got a computer science degree in 3 months for less than $5000 //miguelrochefort comments→

90% of software engineering done today is integrating poorly documented APIs //twitter comments→

I've used all the notebooks //tylercipriani comments→

USB Cheat Sheet //fabiensanglard comments→

What game are you playing? //autodidacts comments→

Experience Report: 6 months of Go //typesanitizer comments→

Hush, a modern shell scripting language //github comments→

What we can deduce from a leaked PDF //matthewbutterick comments→

Lirebird – a simple and powerful voice changer for Linux, written in GTK 3 //github comments→

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