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#Favorites

GNOME has no thumbnails in the file picker and my toilets are blocked
//neocities comments→

Stealing Your Private YouTube Videos, One Frame at a Time
//xdavidhu comments→

If it will matter after today, don't talk about it in a chat room
//critter comments→

Unanswered user makes question their MS thesis and answers self 2 years later
//stackoverflow comments→

I received my first donation on my open-source side project
//gourav comments→

Working Off-Grid Efficiently
//100r comments→

The Paradox of Abundance
//perell comments→

Decoding the Peloton
//ihaque comments→

Things I Didn't Learn in 2020
//substack comments→

Metaballs and Marching Squares
//jamie-wong comments→

#Ask HN

Show me your half baked project

What are you working on?

#Show HN

BeagleV – An affordable RISC-V computer designed to run Linux //seeed comments→

Cabal: A peer-to-peer, off-grid, community-first, hackable chat platform //cabal comments→

Foam: A personal knowledge management and sharing system for VSCode //github comments→

I built the antithesis of Zoom. Add GIFs, stickers, BGs. Talk like IRL //reslash comments→

TimeTagger: Open-Source Time Tracker //timetagger comments→

Handel – A procedural programming language for writing songs in browser //github comments→

#Code

I built a 4kb alternative to React, Vue, etc for building web UIs. //synergyjs comments→

Artichoke is a Ruby made with Rust that compiles to WebAssembly //github comments→

Build Your Own Text Editor //viewsourcecode comments→

A Proposal for Adding Generics to Go //golang comments→

A rabbit hole full of Lisp //murilopereira comments→

#Data

An Unlikely Database Migration //tailscale comments→

The Pile: An 800GB Dataset of Diverse Text for Language Modeling //eleuther comments→

Idyll – toolkit for creating data-driven stories and explorable explanations //idyll-lang comments→

Archiving the Capitol Hill Riots //reddit comments→

World's busiest international and domestic air routes //oag comments→

#Design

Noise Planets //github comments→

Designing Modern Retro Computer Terminals //uri comments→

#Learn

Aquafaba //aquafaba comments→

Chemistry of Cast-Iron Seasoning //sherylcanter comments→

The Earth has been spinning faster lately //phys comments→

Greenland Sharks //howtosavetheworld comments→

Snakes Found a New Way to Slither //nytimes comments→

#Books

Algorithms for Decision Making //algorithmsbook comments→

DevBooks – Help Developers find indy books //thesmartcoder comments→

C.S. Lewis on the Reading of Old Books //reasonabletheology comments→

The Now Habit //2uo comments→

What Writers and Editors Do //theparisreview comments→

#Watching

Computer Science Curriculum in 1000 YouTube Videos //laconicml comments→

Advice from a 104-year-old PhD student //bbc comments→

How America Bankrupted its Cities //youtube comments→

#Working

Workaholism leads to health problems, work addiction risk depends on occupation //hse comments→

How to Stop Endless Discussions //candost comments→

A megacorp is not your dream job //drewdevault comments→

#Startup News

Amazon, Apple and Google Cut Off Parler //nytimes comments→

Dropbox to cut 11% of its global workforce //cnbc comments→

Hyundai buys Boston Dynamics for nearly $1B //ieee comments→

Fitbit is now officially part of Google //fitbit comments→

#Fun

Dungeon Magazine //archive comments→

2020 Game //2020game comments→

Full Throttle – fan film script by Duncan Jones [pdf] //dropbox comments→

Mindustry: A open-source sandbox tower defense game //github comments→

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