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by blenderob ·
Inspired by this Ask HN: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46834977
But I'm going further back in time to see if there is anybody here who still uses slide rules?
by locusofself ·
Hey HN,
I'm on a quest for a distraction-free writing device and considering a super cheap laptop which I can just run vim/nano on.
I'd like: - Excellent battery life - Good keyboard - Sleep/wake capabilities (why is this so hard with Linux?)
I'm thinking some kind of chromebook? Maybe an old thinkpad?
by kldg ·
I've been working on an SMTP/email server lately, and while Google and some others imply a lot of frowny-faces and put quotation marks around tests "passing" for not using a corporate relay, does at least let me communicate with the broader ecosystem.
Phone calls, however, seem like a tougher nut to crack. SIP URIs would let me kinda-sorta communicate with the broader ecosystem, but many phones and software seem to have dropped support for it; only a tiny % of those typically using the PSTN (that is, a "normal phone") would be able to call or receive calls to/from my addresses -- but it would be able to be directly and neatly integrated into the email server, which is a big plus.
I will probably still implement SIP URIs and VOIP support into the email server on principle, but I wonder if anyone has any alternatives to consider. Ideally, I would be able to communicate on the PSTN, but this seems like a lost cause.
Also curious about anyone using VOIP for work whether or not they allow or block SIP URIs from external networks. I maintained our VOIP server at work more than a decade ago, but it was a "side-project" due to working at an SMB where I wore many hats and couldn't specialize in anything; I wasn't even aware of SIP URIs at the time.
by speedylight ·
I’ve noticed that most physical scientific and graphing calculators are easily outdone in terms of performance, capability and ease of use by the likes of Desmos and the default calculators on OS’es like the iOS, Android, and Windows.
It kind of makes me wonder whether people still use physical calculators from Texas Instruments, Casio, etc
If you do, I’d love to know why and how it is different/better for you than the ones I’ve mentioned and others like them and vice verse.
Cheers!
by Daniel_sk ·
Status page shows it's up (https://status.signal.org).
Edit: status now updated to "Signal is experiencing technical difficulties. We are working hard to restore service as quickly as possible.")
by chrisjj ·
"Debugging is twice as hard as writing the code in the first place. Therefore, if you write the code as cleverly as possible, you are, by definition, not smart enough to debug it"
This has been a timely PSA.
by 8cvor6j844qw_d6 ·
Running OpenClaw with Anthrophic API and it burned through ~USD 50 in one day.
What are other OpenClaw users seeing? Anyone found effective ways to cut costs (model tiering, caching, etc.)?
by eon01 ·
especially for technical books with code