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Kudos to you and your team for not burning through the rest. Hope you have better luck with your next project.

Thanks!

That TRON theme linked in the article is cool, thanks for sharing.

At risk of being downvoted into oblivion by the emacs gang, I wonder if someone’s got a similar theme for vim?


There’s aren’t that hard to make, rip the palette and vibecoding a theme is viable.

I suspect it has more to do with Germany’s industrial scale in the automotive space (as opposed to incentives or culture).

Yeah. Traditional car makers have enormous demand for EV innovations. Germany has more and bigger traditional car makers.

Great article (and phrase).

Thank you.

> Becoming aware of this concept has made it easier to navigate the world. And it's becoming easier and easier for me to simply stop a video and close a tab when I sense that it's just trying to give me a hit of dopamine.

I’ve just gone ahead and placed a little sticky note at the bottom of my monitor that says “dopamine fracking?”


Burninating the countryside.

Burninating the peasants.

Burninating all the peoples.


Let’s see Paul Allen’s calculator.


This is so beautifully written.

The internet needs more of this.


Dena is a great writer and was part of the trend spotting group K-Hole that put "normcore" on the map.


“Early to bed, early to rise, work like hell, and advertise!” - Ted Turner

Side note, for those of you that enjoy biographies, his autobiography “Call Me Ted” is a real page-turner (pun intended).

A highly inspirational story of entrepreneurship, which includes a raw and authentic account of his flaws.

A true legend.

Rest in peace Ted.


There is 4 part series on HBO with same name ( I think). I watched it last year. Learned a lot from business to personal life.


> Here's something random about "Neanderthal"

If you'll permit me to throw in some fun (and arguably related) trivia:

Niander Wallace is the main antagonist in Blade Runner 2049. He's a genius industrialist that manufacturers high-tech human "replicants" for profit, and in pursuit of his ultimate goal to "storm Eden and retake her". An yet the thing that holds him back is his inability to get his replicants to procreate.


Mauritius for one.


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