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Ask HN: Will Meta-frameworks kill normal frameworks? (derp.foo)

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I'm seeing more and more people ditch the frontend/backend split and moving to Next.js, SvelteKit, Nuxt, SolidStart, and so on.

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GPU Reshape – shader instrumentation for everyone (gpuopen.com)

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Neatroff – a new implementation of the Troff typesetting system [pdf] (litcave.rudi.ir)

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Show HN: I built presently.live for better weekend planning and insights (derp.foo)

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Hi HN , my partner and I were looking for easier answers to our weekend planning ritual, such as:

When is our next free weekend?
What weekend activities have we got planned?
How busy/available are we to travel / host?

Especially at the start of each year, when we're trying to plan flights and/or commit to hosting friends & family visits, I struggled to find a usable overview of multiple months that wasn't cluttered with weekdays. Our social events are overwhelmingly centered around weekends and we wanted a view of the year ahead that reflected that.

How about just a line of 52 boxes, one per weekend ahead, shaded differently whether it was free or maybe busy or definitely busy? That was the initial sketch on a napkin that lead to a first proof of concept script that I ran locally.

Now, it's a webapp* that reads from our calendars (Google only for now, sorry) to visually summarise weekends - all with readonly access. I've since added some calendar-write features from there ("pro" version, completely free) as our lives become busier with a dog, and parenthood more recently. Features like event templates, summarising events by hashtags, flagging draft/unconfirmed events etc.

We've been using it to scratch our own planning itches for some years now already, and I'm sharing here now in case it can be useful for others. Even better if you have any feedback.

What / how have you hacked to get clearer and direct insights into your time?

I think time management and calendars have been lacking a UX overhaul for a long long time so it's a space I'm passionate about tinkering within.

*stack is Nuxt 3, backed by Supabase, hosted on Cloudflare Pages.

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So you think you know C? (wordsandbuttons.online)

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GraphQL and the Beads on a String (blog.luccasiau.com)

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The insides of pro bowling balls (2020) (www.popsci.com)

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Show HN: Checkmate Champ – a training tool for chess tactics (www.checkmatechamp.net)

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Memory leak proof every C program (flak.tedunangst.com)

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Memory leak proof every C program (flak.tedunangst.com)

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Non-Explosive Demolition Agents (en.wikipedia.org)

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Lazarus IDE (www.lazarus-ide.org)

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1,100 Declassified U.S. Nuclear Targets (futureoflife.org)

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How fast can you validate UTF-8 strings in JavaScript? (lemire.me)

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A proposal for the next version of C [pdf] (www.open-std.org)

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Qualcomm's Adreno 530, a Small Mobile iGPU (chipsandcheese.com)

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Can one make $138,000 HK from shredded banknote pieces using computer vision? (arxiv.org)

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Companies Make It Too Easy for Thieves to Impersonate Police and Steal Our Data (www.eff.org)

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What happens when you trigger a car's automated emergency stopping? (arstechnica.com)

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Chile searches for those missing from Pinochet dictatorship with the help of AI (english.elpais.com)

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Many AI researchers think fakes will become undetectable (www.economist.com)

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The Orange Pi 5 Plus (taoofmac.com)

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NASA has lost contact with the Ingenuity helicopter on Mars (www.space.com)

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Museum of Obsolete Objects (www.youtube.com)

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Nightshade: An offensive tool for artists against AI art generators (nightshade.cs.uchicago.edu)

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