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There was nothing “wasted” about my youth spent clubbing on ecstasy (2021)

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Docker-OSX: Run macOS VM in a Docker

NASA’s Double Asteroid Redirection Test Is a Smashing Success

NASA’s Double Asteroid Redirection Test Is a Smashing Success

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Pi-hole: Network-wide ad blocking

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This Voice Doesn't Exist – Generative Voice AI

A command line tool that draw plots on the terminal

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Analog Chess

Twitter's API is down?

Getting an error loop on Tweetbot on all accounts:<p>Re-authorization Failed Failed to request token from Twitter.com:: service unavailable

Ask HN: Do you hate software engineering but love programming?

I have come to a realization that I don't really enjoy Software Engineering(& the processes that it comes with) but I do love programming & solving problems.<p>Finding and fixing bugs is a lot of fun. Incidence response is a lot of fun. Hacking on new projects is a lot of fun. Writing unit tests is fun too.<p>Refactoring, rewriting, sprint, agile, rearchitecting things etc aren't that fun. I like a few languages and I am not too keen on learning new paradigms or languages unless I have to. I'd rather get to value now by making something that just works(and is adequately tested) than engineer something thats future proof but takes longer to get out.<p>What are some good jobs for a person like this?

Ask HN: Do you hate software engineering but love programming?

I have come to a realization that I don't really enjoy Software Engineering(& the processes that it comes with) but I do love programming & solving problems.<p>Finding and fixing bugs is a lot of fun. Incidence response is a lot of fun. Hacking on new projects is a lot of fun. Writing unit tests is fun too.<p>Refactoring, rewriting, sprint, agile, rearchitecting things etc aren't that fun. I like a few languages and I am not too keen on learning new paradigms or languages unless I have to. I'd rather get to value now by making something that just works(and is adequately tested) than engineer something thats future proof but takes longer to get out.<p>What are some good jobs for a person like this?

The UK is wasting a lot of wind power

The UK is wasting a lot of wind power

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