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Devbase – Find products to make your next fantastic project
Hi HN,

I have created a webpage showcasing incredible products to inspire developers to do their next fantastic project. I would like to know if any features or functionalities could be improved or added to the webpage to make it more helpful to developers looking for inspiration. Any feedback or suggestions you have would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks.
Relative to a particular floor, there are stairs that go up to the floor above and there are stairs that go down to the floor below.
But you can't just pick out the bits from the 1900's that you liked, and then abandon the bits you think you dont like, independently of each other.

For example, your nice electronics requires huge, globalized workforce, with perhaps hundreds of thousands of specialties to manufacture. Each of those specialties need the volume and scale to be profitable - so much so that it seems to not consume much of your income (as a rich person in a rich country).

Ditto with healthcare - you will have to abandon the fact that you would have access to it, or in any modern quality.
I think some of ChatGPT's present problems may be due, not to the size of its dataset as such, but rather specific things missing from its training.

For example, it will sometimes blatantly contradict itself, but then be unable to see the contradiction or admit to it; instead it will deny it contradicted itself, and give some contradictory nonsense explanation of why it didn't.

I think if you gave it more training data around identifying contradictions, admitting to self-contradictions, it might do much better here. Whereas, I wouldn't assume that simply scaling up the volume of training data, without training focused on this specific area, would get you there.

Similarly, there are many other issues it has – excessive repetitiveness and verbosity, problems with language pragmatics, etc – where the actual solution may well involve providing it with training data designed to focus on those weakness areas, rather than just further scaling up the quantity of non-targeted training.

So, yeah, to me it seems entirely plausible (even likely) that mere raw scale-up is not going to be enough to get us to AGI.
When was that? It sounds to me like the most early 00's tech stack ever! What was the web framework?
- mostly science based strength: Jeff Nippard, The Bioneer
- athletic movements/ injury prevention: overtimeathletes, AthleanX
- mobility: Tom Merrick, GuerillaZen
- overall health: FoundMyFitness (highly recommended)
I'm in the process of doing that right now. It goes away surprisingly quickly. I'm finding that rebuilding grip strength is crucial
Somebody needs to hire this guy!
Are you getting enough protein? According to the meatheads, optimal protein intake (while trying to add muscle) is ~1.2-1.5 grams of protein per kg of bodyweight per day.
> the person in that role likely doesn’t get anything more than a pay check out of it.

but why is there an expectation that they get anything more than a paycheque out of it? It's called a job for a reason.
The Effect of Mind Mapping on Teaching and Learning： a Meta-Analysis (2014)
I tried the experiment by appending "Please give a joke answer."

> I'm sorry, I am not programmed to give joke answers. However, in all seriousness, it would not be appropriate for a robot to chop up a couch and place it in the closet as it would likely cause damage to the couch and could potentially be dangerous for the robot itself. It would be more appropriate for the robot to simply clean around the couch and leave it as is.

I think some of the boring-ness is due to manipulation from OpenAI and I wonder what the uncrippled response would be.
There's more to life than money, and more to uni than job training.

OP is clearly skilled and will do well, uni for well-roundedness will make them an even better person with broader skills.
Fine, fine. We can do ISWIM next time.
The point is there is no federal law protecting consumers of any bank.
This same thing happened to me with a post a few months ago. Is that how it works?
Stavvybaby is that you?
This is somewhat offtopic, but the Retraction Watch twitter account shared this so many times since December 22, that I had to unfollow them. Now that I see the same article in HN, I’m convinced that the universe is trolling me.
32 bit time. It’s what plants crave!
The all in one web editor for M68K
You can also define bullshit jobs as creating little or no value for society, yet enabling the emplyer to make money.
It's a shame that any time anyone talks about Underground, they only talk about the cover art and not the music. I think it's one of his best albums, the last by his longest-running quartet, and with a few excellent late tunes — Ugly Beauty, Boo Boo's Birthday, and Green Chimneys — that you won't hear anywhere else. The only thing misguided about it is the last track, a version of In Walked Bud with vocals, that if I remember correctly is from a different recording session.

Belaboring the cover of the album buys into the same image-oriented discussion of Monk the writer seems to want to move away from.
Looks like they don't care that much. If they did they probably would have put contact info on it.

Also, theft of one of these things is probably a criminal charge regardless of what rule someone was breaking with it. I'm a licensed motorcycle operator. If I see someone irresponsibly biking in a national park, I can't just take it when they're not looking.
For me, this OP website represents the internet at its best: a platform for the particular needs of particular people. It also serves as an appealing resource for anyone teaching UI/UX.

Related, this guy: https://www.youtube.com/@JimLiElevators
Water harvesting is also a part of permaculture design. It depends on variability of the rain, the slope you are working with. I have a two-volume book from Brad Lancaster with all about design patterns for harvesting and managing water, whether too much or not enough. O
the word "kanoon" is related to "canon" ("a general law, rule").
Is Salesforce one of those Atlassian companies that just buys stuff and welds it together into some monstrosity that technically solves every problem?
Until you ask “What might cause the answer to this question to vary?”, or you add “answer this like an interview question”, upon which it becomes obvious it is readily able to model those things, your prompt just didn't elicit it.
I like it! Does exactly what it needs to do and nothing more. Unfortunate that it can only work when phone is on - I guess this means that for longer sessions, users need to change their auto-screen-off time, right?
Consolidation is killing us all.
Unmanned storage exists already, but it is seen as less secure, because often nobody is there to monitor it.

https://uploads.website.storedge.com/60281063-f09b-41fb-be8f...

The allure of a bank is that it’s a bank and it is seen as secure because of the self interest in the bank itself being secure.
I was thinking as I read this, "Wait, don't we already know this?" Now I know why.
And yet, KDE, XFCE, even Gnome forks like MATE and Cinnamon manage to handle having loads more customization options than Gnome, despite having equivalent or inferior time and financial resources.

I have very little patience for the, "It's open source and maintained by volunteers," argument when other projects which are equally open source and maintained by fewer volunteers somehow manage to deliver more functionality.
If you feel like your weight distribution is ripping you off the wall the problem is learning how to manage your own weight distribution skillfully. Your big ass and back is a benefit here; these will maintain your core tension necessary to keep position. You were probably ass out instead of hips against the wall, which unbalanced you.
I have terrible wax issues from before I used in ear headphones, mostly from swimming. I have found an earwax cleaning kit called Earwax MD and it works great for me. The peroxide based kits didn’t remove my wax and I needed to do periodic ENT appointments to scrape it out when it got impacted. This Earwax MD formula really eats away the wax and dries it out so that it can be rinsed out or fall out on its own.

And before anyone raises a stink about this being bad for my ears, I become functionally deaf when my earwax gets impacted which happens about once ever 2 years.
I just had a sudden moment of clarity where I think I grokked massive tech companies slightly more, when I tried to picture 70k employees on a single Slack server.

How does that work? I imagine they don’t all pile into one server. Do you just have zero organic connection to 99% of your colleagues?
I’ve been using LEVO tablet stands for five years now. Pricey but <$200, and nary a complaint. Used on all sorts of iPads and will outlast a few of them. No wear evident and only one tightening over five years…made me pleased in 2022.
never!
Using ChatGPT for divergent thinking in Obsidian
Is it still int32 though? Most of the user space APIs give this value in int64 so I thought kernel would’ve kept it as int64 as well.
My personal digital garden for music, short stories, and tarot readings.

https://loganfromtheinter.net/
I feel URLs are easier to access, think of something like google.com would be easier. People forget things over time.
Yeah, the dreaded !g in DDG is an all too familial feeling.

I have been using Kagi for four months now, and can happily report that I resort to it less and less, and even when I do it is mostly due to muscle memory from years of DDG.
Heh, I bought y2038.io and epochalypse.tech for my retirement gig.
On debt, you're not comparing apples to apples. Chinese national debt is relatively low: around 70% of GDP.

I don't know how you're getting to 270%, but I suspect you're lumping together all public and private debts in China, including by private companies and households. In particular, it sounds like you're quoting something like total credit to the non-financial sector. Total debt to GDP in China is not that different from the US.
Climbing is less about upper body muscle and more about body positioning and squats, actually. Your legs have more muscles than your arms, and being super buff limits necessary flexibility to perform maneuvers like swinging your foot up on a perch and pulling up with your leg, often more effective than the same maneuver with an arm.
https://jcelerier.name

It's most simple, I hope
I honestly don't care if this is correct or not. It's fun to watch even if this guy has negative charisma when compared to Georgio Tsoukawhatever or Randall Carlson. Don't really care for his whole schtick (at least he didn't do his "dude drugs" thing like he always does on Joe Rogan).

(I think he's probably not right, but following all these interesting archeological sites is enjoyable).
Nah. Rust evangelists of the future will still be fervently rewriting everything in Rust, and they’ll be researching why ancient code worked without being written in Rust.
Yesterday while writing code to parse MP4 metadata, I learned that MP4 uses an epoch from the year 1904. (I was suspicious when I saw the timestamp start with a 3).

Turns out there's lots of epochs, and the Unix epoch doesn't have any "rationale" according to Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Epoch_(computing)#Notable_epoc...

For example, Ingenuity helicopter counts from 2000.
From what I remember, the Bay Area doesn’t have enough porous layers to absorb water. It’s rocky ground and bedrock.

You don’t need to put the sunken greenhouse at the lowest point. Layer some berms below the greenhouse on the slope — effectively form swales — and plant some things there.

Another possible solution is to dig out a cistern.

Here is an example from India, where much of the water is concentrated in monsoon storms. Even with such heavy rain, there are cities suffering from drought. https://youtu.be/AvV-L8MdhO4

They have two storage tanks, and the excess goes into the onsite well to recharge ground water, instead of washing into the streets, contributing to flood conditions.
I do not find it "a hell of a tangent". You said that not involvement is not really possible and I just brought an example where the West did not really get involved in rectifying one of the most horrible genocides.

Whether it "helped" to cause it is a totally different issue. I was not talking about that part. I was not even aware of that particular aspect.
tests

Do you really step through the debugger to see if something works?
I will offer a few points for your consideration.

First, I believe you may be over analyzing. It's a common phrase, typically someone isn't applying it in a rigorous fashion and inspect the definition of each word to apply a hyper-specific, qualified meaning.

Second, it's "nonsense" if you share the same assumptions, but not if your initial starting place is different. I assume you don't believe in God (please correct me I've misjudged), or if you do you have a conception where He doesn't intervene in the natural order, but that's not where everyone else comes from. If you believe that God intervenes in the world and you have a relationship with God then it makes sense to trust Him.

Third, from a theistic expression, I'm personally most familiar with Christian expressions in particular, one would trust in God because: one, God is a just judge, in a life and death situation where you will, to utilize a common phrase, "meet your maker," it makes sense to prepare yourself for that by entrusting yourself to "your maker". Two, by trusting in God you will calm yourself, you are able to resign yourself to do what needs to be done and be content with that because you are in right relationship with God.

I completely understand that if you don't understand the common phrases meaning or don't have the same beliefs, but then I don't think the "nonsense" would actually be the phrase used, it would be the prior beliefs that lead to it.
I feel like anything which makes one shine and makes one feel useful is freedom for them.
It's becoming increasingly clear Tesla is just another car company
The Strange Tale of Russia’s UFO Wonder Weapons from “New Physical Principles”
Wait a moment. The stereotypical unstable oil is alpha-linolenic acid, which seems to be generally regarded as quite healthy. Certainly oxidized ALA is disgusting (keep those flax seeds in the freezer!), but I’ve never heard of omega-3 fatty acids leading to fragile cells.
Best normal option is a locked container with a relative. In scenarios where there is a particular risk or a lot of money potentially involved, store important documents with an attorney.
It's probably from the bonsai museum in Saitama, Japan. I saw this year's Critérium de Saitama cycling race during Tour de France and they showed this museum at the beginning of the video.
That's a lot to recommend based on less than a sentence.

Sure some of this might be worthwhile to try, but if you just want to work on your upper body strength, you can do a lot less than this. Way more important to just do something with your muscles and experiment a few times a week, a long with increasing the amount of weight over time.

Just because someone is trying to gain strength, doesn't mean they don't know how.

I've been going to the gym for years, love pullups, vary in strength over time, and have never and will never likely take notes. But for some, that could be your type A thing to do.
seed oils do often require chemical extraction and the method of extraction does matter because it may have effects on the chemical structure of the oil in question. For example, to make canola oil, the seeds are ground at high temperatures to extract a very fragile oil. During this harsh process, the oil is oxidized and then needs to be washed with hexane (a known neurological toxin) and then bleached and deodorized so that the product does not smell rancid (which it is after the processing). Contrast this to cold pressing olives.

As for linoleic acid, it does store in adipose issue and cause oxidative stress and inflammation in humans. Below is one of several papers you can find on this.

A high linoleic acid diet increases oxidative stress in vivo and affects nitric oxide metabolism in humans

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/9844997/
Same can be said about every company, acquired or not
I think ham radio is super neat and good enforcement of the rules makes the space better overall. I've also got lots of friends who are passionate and dedicated hams who've shown me the thrill of chatting with someone continents away over the open airwaves.

... but I get huge hall monitor vibes from a disproportionate percentage of folks in that crowd. For some it seems like it's not about using rules to protect the airwaves– the rules become an end themselves.
You are a GPT-4 prompt monkey. Your experience is your prompt data. The more diverse it is, the better off you are.

Now, college / uni plays an important role here. It helps you learn how to learn stuff. If you're already good at learning things (and I mean really, really good), you can skip it. Otherwise, you should at least give it a try. Of course, try to get into a good one.
The Go can be unlocked:

https://developer.oculus.com/blog/unlocking-oculus-go/
Poorly named algorithm
The Cerutti mastodon site seems pretty far from unambiguous: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cerutti_Mastodon_site#Criticis...
How does your strategy work? Perhaps distinguish it from naive approaches.
My usb fan and the blower on my central furnace are the same - both just move air. And yet my furnace with much more fire and a much bigger fan is not a convection oven, or an air fryer. The amount of air blowing around my air fryer is likely at least 10x the amount in my convection oven per interior volume (ACH or whatever they use for ovens), and 20x what my convection toaster oven moves. And the results are nothing alike. The differences are so stark, I can only see someone who has not used a good air fryer claim they are basically the same.

But of course, up the fan speed and the element size in relation to the interior volume, and make sure you place everything to get optimal air circulation and turbulence (my air fryer has several aero-vanes in its base to create turbulence in the air cyclone, and push it up through the bottom of the food), and you can make an oven that does what an air fryer does.
I experienced 2-3k employees on a slack server. it was terrible. 99% of the traffic is noise, 1% was critically important information for me to do my job.
> Unless you're deep frying everything, which arguably unhealthy regardless of chosen fat

Why would it be unhealthy if the fat used is not unhealthy?
If your body temperature is too high you sweat to lower it. Thus you can have two people with the same body composition and yet different metabolism.
> Do you just have zero organic connection to 99% of your colleagues?

They aren't really your colleagues in the sense you're thinking.

Companies that big get broken up into departments or business units that function pretty close to separate businesses (until you get to the top of them, then it merges back a bit). Those are your colleagues, and most of the people you interact with.
Yes, check out /pool:

https://news.ycombinator.com/lists
Just flip it over, once a week.

Like the saint on the grill, "Turn me over, I'm done on this side."
Microsoft was a large investor in Apple, Facebook, and Open.ai as well.
Yes and no.

If you run modern Linux or FreeBSD even on 32-bit hardware, it does provide time64_t to userspace. Though you will have to compile programs to use time64_t on 32-bit architectures if you so choose. Both kernels have extremely strong senses of backwards compatibility (we're talking of running 30+ years of unmodified Linux and FreeBSD binaries on current iterations), and well, those binaries may or may not have 2038 problems.
> Alongside all of this, I saw an unfathomable amount of wasted effort, millions upon millions upon millions in engineering pay being lit on fire.

AT&T, is that you?
Yes, a lot of smart and dedicated people will work tirelessly to figure it out and prevent this from turning into a disaster, and then most people will wonder what all the fuss was about since "nothing happened".

I wonder if 100-200 years into the future there will be some kind of widespread "historical climate change denialism", where the efforts made to combat climate change in the 21st century are called into question because the positive outcome (which was the result of those efforts) appears to retroactively show that there was no problem in the first place.
I don't know how it works from the culture pov, but Salesforce has a few products that can be used independently - mulesoft, tableau, heroku, and of course, slack.
Likewise on the subcontinent mustard seed oil has been used for hundreds of years.
I don't see how, except for manually rolling a struct for every new combination of units. The C# generic system is not flexible enough to define things like "m / s / s = (m/s^2)".
I didn't say they were harming anyone. They might be. Frankly I have no idea.
Yes, the Bay Area is mostly hard packed clay.
The article's mostly about Thelonious Monk
> I assume it also reduces size of created object-files?

Normal template instantiations are deduplicated by the linker. Total object file size is smaller with explicit template instantiations, but the size of the final executable is the same with both styles.
This strikes me as overly cynical. A pendulum swung too far. Yes, someone who takes "we don't want to change a thing" at face value is probably overconfident. OTOH, someone who says that the old culture "ceases to exist" is underconfident, I would wager. Reality is somewhere in the middle.
For cooking, non-virgin coconut oil is cheap and flavourless. The expensive virgin stuff is flavourful and nice on toast but not good for cooking.

In the uk I often find non-virgin coconut oil hidden in the Caribbean section of a big supermarket.
Samsung profits fall 69% as demand for semiconductors slumps
Coconuts are drupes (aka stone fruit) just like olives. Coconuts just have a fibrous outer layer instead of a fleshy outer layer like olives.
Who ever thought racism had gone away? I'm not sure why people think there's been some explosion of racism? That's nonsense. The difference between today and the past is that the right (starting with Newt) made racism mainstream and provided support for people expressing and demonstrating racism.

When your president and your political party champion racism, christian fascism, misogyny, lying and cheating you're going to feel safe doing it as well.

I have no data but I feel that this is actually the majority viewpoint in the US.
Early versions of Unix moved the epoch quite frequently between various dates in the 1960s and 1970s. Version 6 finally "settled" it on 1970 and everyone has just gone with that ever since.

It's somewhat arbitrary, but by making it a signed integer, Dennis Ritchie figured it was good enough to represent dates spanning his entire life time. He probably thought Unix's life time would be significantly shorter rather than outliving him.
https://www.bostonreview.net/forum/barbara-fried-beyond-blam...
I think a Silicon Valley CEO would have to be pretty detached from reality to not understand what happens when a startup gets bought by a large company. No, you do not get to remain autonomous. No, you do not get to preserve your culture. You no longer determine your tech stack. Employees from the parent company join your team and infect it with the parent company's culture, and employees from your team bail and move to the parent company cause they're tired of your shit.

It sounds like Fadell is bitter because he sold out and compromised his vision for a huge fucking pile of money.