MomBoard: E-ink display for a parent with amnesia(jan.miksovsky.com)
2012 points by pabs3 | 241 comments
Blog post by Jan Miksovsky describing MomBoard, an e-ink display showing family messages, date and time for his mother who has amnesia.
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2012 points by pabs3 | 241 comments
Blog post by Jan Miksovsky describing MomBoard, an e-ink display showing family messages, date and time for his mother who has amnesia.
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New York Times article reporting that satirical outlet The Onion bought Alex Jones's Infowars out of bankruptcy.
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Virgin Media O2 press release announcing Daisy, an AI voice persona of an elderly woman designed to keep phone scammers talking and waste their time.
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A Dynomight newsletter post examining how well large language models play chess and why results vary strangely across models.
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Computer History Museum blog post in memoriam of Thomas E. Kurtz (1928–2024), co-creator of the BASIC programming language at Dartmouth.
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A Gauge blog article arguing that AI coding tools make technical debt more costly rather than less relevant.
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A blog post introducing FireDucks, a drop-in Pandas replacement claimed to be up to 100x faster, compared with Pandas and Polars from a finance data perspective.
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Blog post by Elliott King describing how following the official AWS Amplify guide led to an unexpected $1,100 AWS charge.
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GitHub repository for AvaloniaVisualBasic6, a recreation of the classic Visual Basic 6 IDE and language written in C# with Avalonia.
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Michael Lynch's blog post reflecting on lessons learned from selling his indie hardware business, TinyPilot, his first exit.
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arXiv economics paper by Hunter Ng using Glassdoor data and an LLM-BERT technique to estimate that up to 21% of job ads may be ghost jobs never meant to be filled.
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