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ChatGPT refuses to "hand-type" spreadsheet
Doom as an Interface for Process Management (2000)
Tell HN: In my entire life, I have never enjoyed a scrolljacking website
Not once.I don't care how hard you worked on it, I don't care how many web technologies you abused to get it working, I don't care how many hits or views or conversions or whatchamacallits it got for you.If I visit your website and I see a scrolljacking, window-breaking, bandwidth hogging accessibility nightmare, I'm either going to force it to open in Safari Reader or leave entirely.No content...
Ask HN: What's the best Lisp for a Python hobbyist looking to learn?
I vaguely remember toying with newLISP [1] almost a decade ago, but I'd like to start exploring the language again and write some hobbyist-level programs in it.[1]: http://www.newlisp.org/
What's a good Linux terminal emulator that doesn't try to reinvent TMUX?
I don't need tabs, or sessions, or startup scripts or even mouse support. I just need a terminal with good colour support and fast performance, without any of the bells and whistles that are utterly wasted on TMUX users.
Ask HN: For simple layouts, do I need CSS Flex or Grid?
For a simple one-dimensional blog layout (header -> navigation -> content -> footer), do I need to use these new CSS APIs? Will CSS's default behaviour continue to work in the future, or are all sites expected to use these new systems?
These niche microblogging sites are so small and insignificant that you can never ever trust them to survive (or even persist). Just do it yourself from the very beginning and you'll have a much better time.
Show HN: Gesedels, an specific data storage API
Show HN: SSCal, Stephen's Stack Calculator
The King's Toaster
Show HN: Sonse, a note-taking CLI for plaintext enthusiasts
Ask HN: Why are there so many companies trying to reinvent the terminal (badly)?
Every week I see a new terminal app here on HN, and it's always some startup with no good will that's built it on Electron and filled it full of always-online trackers.Why is this a thing, and why do companies think this is a market worth pursuing?
Ask HN: What's the modern alternative to WordPress for a non-technical weblog?
Wordpress seeems to be commonly derided here, so my question is this: what software would you use for the following scenario:- A frequently-updated weblog with images for each post.- A non-technical user who can't or won't deal with a static generator workflow.- Themes that are customisable in a GUI and not by editing raw CSS.Any help welcome, thanks.
Show HN: A note-taking CLI for zipfile enthusiasts
Sonse: Stephen's Obsessive Note-Storage Engine
Also, I don't use Git or Github.
Ask HN: Does a static site need anything more than a simple VM running a server?
I'm an amateur blogger and programmer, running a custom-made static site on a Linode VM with Caddy [1]. I don't use containers or CDNs or anything fancy; my site generator just spits HTML into a folder and I rsync it to the server.Do I need anything more than this? Is there some modern technology that is demonstrably better than my workflow? I worry I've been left behind, but I also find...