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Ziglings: Learn Zig by fixing broken programs

https://codeberg.org/ziglings/exercises
1•todsacerdoti•5m ago•0 comments

A Taste of Matzo: A Language for Random Text

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1•todsacerdoti•13m ago•0 comments

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1•calf•13m ago•0 comments

The Era of Full Stack Chip Designers

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2•bharathw30•16m ago•0 comments

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11•CharlesW•26m ago•1 comments

Southern Ocean Circulation Reversed

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2•crymer11•28m ago•0 comments

Apple Interview in 1995 (2022)

https://engineersneedart.com/blog/interview/interview.html
2•ucirello•30m ago•0 comments

Truthish – Kotlin multiplatform unit testing library

https://github.com/varabyte/truthish
1•TheWiggles•32m ago•0 comments

Winget package manager for Win 10 and 11

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2•orionblastar•45m ago•0 comments

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The Elusive Virtual Cell

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Oxford explains what made Earth shake "every 90 seconds over nine days" in 2023

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5•Bluestein•51m ago•0 comments

Surfing on a Matchbox (1999)

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1•TMWNN•52m ago•0 comments

Microplastics discovered in human semen and follicular fluid in new research

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Segmentation and Representation Trade-Offs in Chemistry-Aware RAG

https://arxiv.org/abs/2506.17277
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2•pabs3•1h ago•0 comments

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High Performance Image Sensor Processing Using FPGA [pdf]

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Instrumentation Score for OpenTelemetry

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24•ryan_j_naughton•1h ago•11 comments

Nvidia embarks on huge investment in Israel

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Web3 Onboarding Was a Flop – and Thank Goodness

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11•solumos•1h ago•12 comments

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https://phys.org/news/2025-07-massive-ai-fingerprints-millions-scientific.html
7•pseudolus•1h ago•1 comments

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CyBearsCTF 2019: Block Dude Writeup

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2•thornjm•1h ago•1 comments
Open in hackernews

Ask HN: How do I buy a typewriter?

5•indus•5h ago
I want to start a typewriter club. Where we meet once a week in a garage and write the old school way.

The idea came after we downed a few drinks and chatting AI and fireworks.

Comments

walterbell•5h ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42660042
bigyabai•5h ago
Feels like 2007 again.
indus•5h ago
Bubble?
mtmail•5h ago
Is the question on which type and what to look out for? Because the basic of buying seems straight forward. On my country's ebay there's over 1000 results.

I remember using a mechanical typewriter with Midi-type connector and a printer driver (not sure what the terminology is) for C64. The typewriter manual contained all the codes to control the typewriter, like a terminal. Would be fun to buy one of those and try to re-implement your own driver.

The mechanical typewriter had a buffer, you were able to type faster than the printing head could bring it on paper.

indus•1h ago
Challenge is to find something that is closed to refurbished like new. There are just a few manufactures in US, Japan, and India.
colesantiago•4h ago
ebay?
indus•4h ago
Researched a few sites. But wanted practical ideas. Saw people selling questionable used ones at ebay
eternityforest•2h ago
A lot of people really enjoy writing on paper. I never really got into it seriously, because it requires a lot of focus and effort, but it seems like such a cool idea.

You might get more interest if you include handwriting too.

indus•1h ago
Idea is to get into a tactile and mechanical setting. Hand written short drafts could be a starting point before starting to type.
haebom•1h ago
I also sometimes feel nostalgic about typewriters. The clacking sounds, the whooshing noise when making a line break, and the clear finish with a "ding!"... But the typewriters I like are antiques, and I haven't seen any that actually work.
FreezerburnV•1h ago
I’ve bought multiple antique typewriters that all work just fine. Might need a little maintenance to clean the slugs/hammers or need a new ink ribbon (which you can buy on Amazon), but it hasn’t felt hard for me to find them at places like antique stores or estate sales.