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“You need a higher purpose, and I think you often need a lower purpose.

@andrewrsorkin: “What’s your lower purpose?”

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CP/M and dBASE were industry giants with everything to lose, and they did. For a time they were the power couple to beat.

Hyperscalers are tearing hard drives out of the hands of manufacturers. Prices are therefore also rising for SSDs.

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The Stradivari family has received all of the popular acclaim for perfecting the violin. But we should know the name Amati -- in whose Cremona workshop Antonio Stradivari apprenticed in the 17th century.

A few days ago I posted to Show HN(https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47023255). I had good fun building that useless little internet experience. The post ...

Short-circuit your phone's camera in real time. Rewire CCD chip pins to glitch, distort, and bend your video feed — then capture one-of-a-kind photos.

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David Oks published a well-written essay yesterday arguing that the current panic about AI job displacement is overblown. I agree with a few of his p…

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America’s earliest science fairs gave students the chance to do independent research. Today, they’re a competitive gloss to glorified internships. It’s time for a new format.