Rogue Protocol by Martha Wells, and I’m listening to the audio book The Demon of Unrest by Erik Larson.
Readit Newscheshire137 commented on Ask HN: What book are you currently reading? · Posted by u/sujayk_33
Thank you for this, works well! Now to adapt a version for https://hckrnews.com/.
Looking forward to the John Michael Godier video that he'll inevitably put out about this.
Lol, that didn't take long: https://youtu.be/82cLukqLgME?si=7PJMoGsxf6Qtaz87
Looking forward to the John Michael Godier video that he'll inevitably put out about this.
cheshire137 commented on Show HN: I got laid off from Meta and created a minor hit on Steam · Posted by u/newobj
Looks like a fun game, I love the art style and that it’s Verified on Steam Deck. Just bought a copy to try it out!
cheshire137 commented on A pair of scissors on formica table suddenly bursts into flames old.reddit.com/r/chemistr... · Posted by u/83457
Anyone know why this post was flagged?
Big Scissor wants to keep us in the dark.
cheshire137 commented on Show HN: DeepSeek Your HN Profile hn-wrapped.kadoa.com/... · Posted by u/hubraumhugo
> Talks about remote work so frequently, they probably have a 'You can't make me go to the office' t-shirt collection
Not a bad guess! This was fun, I enjoyed reading my profile it produced. Thanks for sharing!
Well, at least now we have RTO firmly associated with the gesture the head of DOGE made on his speech a couple of days ago.
You mean his Nazi salute?
cheshire137 commented on Google Fiber is coming to Las Vegas fiber.googleblog.com/2025... · Posted by u/mfiguiere
Is it really? Still waiting for it to be available everywhere in Nashville after they started here nearly a decade ago.
cheshire137 commented on TikTok goes dark in the US techcrunch.com/2025/01/18... · Posted by u/mfiguiere
I think a lot of people on here never spent much time on TikTok and it shows. It wasn't just for young people and it wasn't all brain rot.
There were vibrant communities, subcultures.
Real issues were aired there. Real people connected. From the early days of Covid it provided a window into a broader world.
I’m sad to lose the cross stitching videos, the travel log clips, the live streams of people playing instruments, and the tons of animal videos. Trying Instagram Reels, everything feels performative, which is annoying.