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Hoi hoi! I’m @nyaomaru, a frontend engineer who has been obsessed with ramen lately. 😸🍜 Have you...
Andres Freund has a few claims to fame, but chief among them is his many years of work to impro [...]
In recent decades, astronomers have reconstructed a fairly complete scenario for planet formation, from minute dust motes clumping together to the emergence of rocky spheres thousands of kilometers across, like Earth,…
Why every Clojure example on this site has a second, block-and-infix view, how that view stays exactly the same program, and how libraries teach it to show numerical kernels and proofs.
Before the latest release, NGINX had to be controlled exclusively by Unix signals. The most notable one is SIGHUP or the well-known “nginx -s reload” command. This configuration method, while very stable,…
View and validate GeoJSON on a map. Checks winding order, ring closure, coordinate ranges and the declared bbox. Everything runs in your browser.
Paste a few links. sifted reads each page, keeps the parts worth your time, cuts the rest, and lays it all out in one calm, consistent view. Every word on screen is the site's own.
Make 30 days of content in 30 minutes. Fully local and customizable. Driven from Claude Code or Codex. Then review the content in the app, download and publish.
View the winning entries from the 2026 Small World in Motion Competition
Zig is a very interesting language from an IDE point of view. Some aspects of it are friendly to IDEs, like a very minimal and simple-to-parse syntax (Zig can even be correctly lexed line-by-line, very cool!), the…
A native Mac app for planning your day. Press ⇧⌘A over anything, write it the way you would say it, and it lands on the right day.
View and edit a .3mf online. Read its print settings, filaments, plates and mesh, export an STL, or convert it to another slicer for your own printer.
View the winning entries from the 2026 Small World in Motion Competition
View a Shapefile (.shp) on a map in your browser, free and with no install. Converts to GeoJSON (WGS84). Handles Tokyo Datum and JGD2000/2011.
From a few months ago you may recall Starling as the new Linux desktop written with its own Wayland compositor, using the Swift programming language, and written in large part via AI with Claude Code