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32 votes
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Personalized software really is coming, but not today. Maybe tomorrow?
13 votes -
I don’t care whether you use ChatGPT to write
25 votes -
Check out my new window!
39 votes -
The (not so) futuristic technology of “Lazarus”
12 votes -
How I setup the open-source paperless-ngx to manage documents
23 votes -
Org-roam is not for me
16 votes -
Where are the small phones?
51 votes -
E-bikes make your city smaller
28 votes -
Dark Visitors got a new free plan
6 votes -
What game invented jumping on enemies?
16 votes -
Is consumerism the biggest religion?
7 votes -
“Capitão Astúcia” takes an alternative path in filmmaking: straight to YouTube, free of charge
6 votes -
Review: Tunic
17 votes -
Going Mouseless, Or Using The Computer Without a Physical Mouse
34 votes -
A quick look at the iPhone 16e made in Brazil
8 votes -
When Playdate stopped being fun
41 votes -
The dangers of vibe coding
26 votes -
I'm tired of dismissive anti-AI bias
60 votes -
Breaking out of VRChat using a Unity bug (2024)
10 votes -
Ambient music on iOS 18.4 and the return to the Apple’s Music app
7 votes -
Having fun with a scamming crypto job
41 votes -
Wizards and runes
9 votes -
How to meditate wrong
22 votes -
Leave our UI alone
14 votes -
What if we made advertising illegal?
90 votes -
Using Claude and undocumented Google Calendar features to automate event creation
4 votes -
Dipping my toes in OpenBSD, in Amsterdam
15 votes -
RMK on the Ferris Sweep
7 votes -
Hi everyone! Wanted to share my electronics workbench.
10 votes -
Vibe coding on Apple Shortcuts
5 votes -
“I don’t see how we can save it.”
54 votes -
The photographer who takes no pictures
23 votes -
A Tildes post inspired me to create a collaborative art project
38 votes -
penghu
an endless blue. my island shore. my quiet voice. a crashing roar. my little feet mark steps in sand. a big red bucket in my hand. cold water glides across my gills. it tastes of dark and salt and...
an endless blue. my island shore.
my quiet voice. a crashing roar.
my little feet mark steps in sand.
a big red bucket in my hand.cold water glides across my gills.
it tastes of dark and salt and kills.
i hunt for food hoping to make
what others all of me want made.i cuff my pants and dip my toes
to cool myself from hot sand's glow.
my bucket drinks with thirsty lips
salt water, sand, and -- wait, what's this ?in rest i lie where currents go:
to waters warm, bright, and shallow.
a sudden wake from surface stirs:
swimming around a big red blur.i look at her. i look at him.
i puff in fear. i'm uncertain.
i dip my fingers holding shrimp.
i take a bite. we make friends quick.11 votes -
Thoughts on naming things
12 votes -
Switching to BunnyCDN (EU Cloudflare alternative) in less than two hours
31 votes -
Show Tildes: we built the world's first legal AI API
22 votes -
What's the deal with SafetyCore, the weird app that suddenly appeared on Android?
29 votes -
The antiportfolio: counter-advice for aspiring artists
9 votes -
Play my /r/fantasy bingo card as a game of Connections
11 votes -
Can writing about summer help with winter depression?
7 votes -
Simian sympathy
4 votes -
How I analyzed 1,378 restaurants using Places API to find hotspots in my city
14 votes -
Blogs: Show your own writing and good posts you have found recently
I think we can do this once again. The last one went okay and there has been some other recent threads on blogging and the state of the internet and sharing good blog posts we have found is a good...
I think we can do this once again. The last one went okay and there has been some other recent threads on blogging and the state of the internet and sharing good blog posts we have found is a good alternative.
So please share links to both your own recent blog posts and interesting posts you may have read recently.
9 votes -
Severe case of midlife crisis
27 votes -
Some thoughts on emergent technology and the future of education
10 votes -
Building a personal, private AI computer on a budget
24 votes -
Silicon Valley vignettes
9 votes -
A timeline to bring them all together
7 votes