The way to get things done is not to mind who gets the credit for doing them. //Benjamin Jowett

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#Favorites

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A terrible schema from a clueless programmer
//rachelbythebay comments→

Why is Excalidraw so good?
//offbyone comments→

Pinterest ruined photo search on the internet
//inputmag comments→

How credit cards make money
//kalzumeus comments→

Don’t be spooky
//therealadam comments→

Skimpflation: A reason inflation is worse than the government says it is
//npr comments→

“This project will only take 2 hours”
//utk comments→

How to build a low-tech website?
//lowtechmagazine comments→

Jimmy Wales’ Final Email
//medium comments→

Jog: Print the last 10 commands you ran in the current directory
//github comments→

Why Tokyo Works
//metropolisjapan comments→

We bootstrapped our open source Google Analytics alternative to $500k ARR
//plausible comments→

#Ask HN

How do you manage your personal documents?

What do you think about the no-code movement?

#Show HN

My wife is pregnant; naturally I made a baby-name app to prepare //nomdebebe comments→

Business Essentials //apple comments→

I built a no-BS recipe search engine //stovetop comments→

You.com, private search engine that summarizes the web – built for devs //you comments→

Micro – a modern and intuitive terminal-based text editor //github comments→

Rows.com – Spreadsheet that supports external API integration and collaboration //rows comments→

Document and automate your operations playbooks and business processes //workflow86 comments→

Excalideck – Use Excalidraw to make slides //excalideck comments→

View the patent and innovation history of any company //goodip comments→

#Code

.NET 6 Released //microsoft comments→

Pyjion – A Python JIT Compiler //trypyjion comments→

Ruby 3.1.0 Preview 1 //ruby-lang comments→

A no-go fantasy: writing Go in Ruby with Ruby Next //evilmartians comments→

I just want to run this one Python script //die-welt comments→

#Learn

How to Learn Stuff Quickly //joshwcomeau comments→

Spiders are much smarter than you think //knowablemagazine comments→

The Goiânia Accident //wikipedia comments→

How much load can be served from 1m² of sunlight //medium comments→

Lunar Lava Tube //wikipedia comments→

#Books

My Emacs Lisp book is finished //mbork comments→

Famicom Party: Making NES Games in Assembly //famicom comments→

I read a book that blew my mind a little //twitter comments→

The Startup CEO’s Guide to Customer Success and Onboarding //arrows comments→

Copy This Book. An artist’s guide to copyright //copy-this-book comments→

#Watching

Simple Code, High Performance //youtube comments→

Map Making //youtube comments→

#Working

Don’t do interviews, do discussions //substack comments→

People prefer friendliness, trustworthiness in teammates over skill competency //binghamton comments→

Remote work will break the US monopoly on global talent //devonzuegel comments→

The fast-food workers’ season of rebellion //washingtonpost comments→

Big Tech Coding Interview Framework – Pt 1. Inspect //substack comments→

#Startup News

Helion //samaltman comments→

Patreon’s building native video hosting for creators to sidestep YouTube //theverge comments→

Space Launch Startup Just Used a Giant Centrifuge to Fling a Projectile into Th //thedrive comments→

#Fun

I'm 48 and finally learning how to be a game developer //apple comments→

New 3D FPS released for 1979 Atari 800 //atari8 comments→

ASCII Video Player //github comments→

Escape Team //escape-team comments→

Pianoplayer: Automatic fingering generator for piano scores //github comments→

#Cutting Room Floor

The metaverse is already here – it's Minecraft //medium comments→

U.S. house prices are rising exponentially faster than income //realestatewitch comments→

MangoDB: An open-source MongoDB alternative //mangodb comments→

GPT-3 is no longer the only game in town //lastweekin comments→

Designing better file organization around tags, not hierarchies //nayuki comments→

Google DNS at 010.010.010.010 //010 comments→

Hop: Faster than unzip and tar at reading individual files //github comments→

A Canadian opens up about her secret wartime work, eavesdropping on Japan //cbc comments→

Apple: Ten Years Forward //mondaynote comments→

Hewell, a travel app powered by WikiData //hewellapp comments→

Simple CRM and Sales Automation //wobaka comments→

Follow up to I’m a pregnant hacker. Here is my side project //ycombinator comments→

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