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Making my tokens Drought Proof

blog.bix.computer
2 points·by two-sandwich·2 miesiące temu·1 comments

We should force social media to pick a lane

blog.bix.computer
1 points·by two-sandwich·2 miesiące temu·0 comments

Let AI make software free-as-in-freedom

bix.computer
4 points·by two-sandwich·4 miesiące temu·1 comments

Show HN: TrAIn of Thought – AI chat as I want it to be

bix.computer
2 points·by two-sandwich·4 miesiące temu·0 comments

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two-sandwich
·2 miesiące temu·discuss
An acquihire is when companies buy for the talent. What's it called when they buy for the virtues they'd like to extoll?
two-sandwich
·2 miesiące temu·discuss
During the Great Claude Token Drought™ of March 2026, I decided to roll my own. How hard could it be?
two-sandwich
·2 miesiące temu·discuss
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two-sandwich
·3 miesiące temu·discuss
This is exciting! I wonder how they determine which cities are next in line? Probably regulation and governance?
two-sandwich
·3 miesiące temu·discuss
This was a lifesaver around 2020 for me, documenting local critters and chatting about them. I've had immense satifaction in sharing my excitement for wildlife with others.

Great app, easy interface, friendly community. Thank you iNaturalist team!
two-sandwich
·6 miesięcy temu·discuss
Oh, I really believed this was some strange keylogger spyware. Maybe it is? I really can't tell. Either this was the hook to get people to install it, or the front to make it seem like a real thing when people find it and google "why is pawsense installed on my computer".

> Even while you use your other software, PawSense constantly monitors keyboard activity. PawSense analyzes keypress timings and combinations to distinguish cat typing from human typing.
two-sandwich
·7 miesięcy temu·discuss
It's interesting that the challenges are not business or accounting centred, as is the expectation when using Excel. If this is now general problem solving, are we watching language-specific competitive programming through the lens of a more broadly accessible platform like MS Excel?

I enjoy the idea, and love watching it grow.