Don't let the same dog bite you twice. //Chuck Berry

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What was one interesting thing you learned this past week? –kale

#Favorites

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Project Starline: Feel like you're there, together
//blog comments→

A teenager's guide to avoiding actual work
//substack comments→

The tools and tech I use to run a one-woman hardware company
//thea comments→

Observing my cellphone switch towers
//fabiensanglard comments→

Selling Tiny Internet Projects for Fun and Profit
//tinyprojects comments→

The Return of Fancy Tools
//macwright comments→

Can't Unsee
//cantunsee comments→

Flat Data
//github comments→

Programming and Writing
//antirez comments→

One Hundred Ideas for Computing
//github comments→

#Ask HN

What are some tools / libraries you built yourself?

Favorite purchases of last two years?

What lessons did you learn from your best or worst colleagues?

#Show HN

1Password for Linux //1password comments→

HTML Notepad – HTML WYSIWYG editor //html-notepad comments→

Nyxt Browser 2.0.0 //atlas comments→

Design structured diagrams, built to increase your team's trust in your docs //icepanel comments→

Csvbox.io – CSV import button for a web app, SaaS or API //csvbox comments→

Vandal – an alternate navigator to Wayback Machine //github comments→

NumWorks – An open source Graphing Calculator //numworks comments→

#Code

Half a million lines of Go //khanacademy comments→

The data model behind Notion's flexibility //notion comments→

Plotting the source code “TODO” history of the most popular open source projects //schleiss comments→

Elder.js – An Opinionated, SEO Focused, Svelte Framework //elderguide comments→

Definitive Guide to Ruby's C API //github comments→

How to look at the stack with gdb //jvns comments→

#Design

Tool that turns your images into plotter-like line drawings //javier comments→

Material You – The next stage for Material Design //material comments→

Snap Judgment: A brief history of trick photography //laphamsquarterly comments→

#Learn

Positions chess engines don't understand //chess comments→

Home Gardening //cornell comments→

The brain maps out ideas and memories like spaces //quantamagazine comments→

Chiropractors are bullsh!t //theoutline comments→

Braess's Paradox //wikipedia comments→

#Books

The Textbook That Unleashed Ramanujan's Genius //google comments→

3D Math Primer for Graphics and Game Development //gamemath comments→

Great books on classic video games //bossfightbooks comments→

#Watching

Systemd: The Good Parts //christine comments→

Google I/O 2021 //google comments→

#Working

I am sick and tired of hearing tech companies complain about developer shortages //usejournal comments→

Working over 55 hours a week associated with higher risk of stroke, heart attack //bbc comments→

For those who can afford it, quitting has become the ultimate form of self-care //thecut comments→

Apply for a job through SSH, $ ssh jobs.hackclub.com //hackclub comments→

Ask HN: Would you rather work 4 days per week for 80% salary? //ycombinator

#Fun

A URL Lengthener //aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa comments→

Terms and Conditions Game //termsandconditions comments→

Squeezebox Keyboard //peterlyons comments→

“I Could Rewrite Curl” //haxx comments→

The Midnight Pub //midnight comments→

One Way Dungeon – A game I've been developing in the last five months //google comments→

#Cutting Room Floor

China lands rover on Mars //bbc comments→

Just Use Email – How to Use Email for Everything //justuseemail comments→

Halide for iPad //lux comments→

Making Your Own Tools //futureofcoding comments→

Introverts can make great leaders //thehustle comments→

Out of control San Francisco shoplifting forcing Walgreens to close 17 stores //sfchronicle comments→

Saying the Difficult Things //katzenberg comments→

The Memex Method //medium comments→

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