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  1. Math-to-Manim (github.com)
    64 points 4
  2. Why does software have bugs? (youtube.com)
    3 points 1
  3. Rearing Children Who Will Like You (daviddfriedman.substack.com)
    3 points 0
  4. From Rust to C and Back Again (youtube.com)
    2 points 0
  5. SimulaVR's Reaction to Apple (simulavr.com)
    105 points 148
  6. The stock market is a machine for creating cults (interconnected.org)
    55 points 49
  7. I used this as my Computer for a Month (youtube.com)
    5 points 1
  8. Demoing an Arm-Strappable Keyboard (old.reddit.com)
    5 points 1
  9. Show HN: Simula One – Portable Linux VR Computer (shop.simulavr.com)

    Hi HN, My name is George, and I am helping build an office focused VR headset called the “Simula One”. It was discussed recently here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28695455. We have just opened our store for…

    463 points 396
  10. Theses on Sleep (guzey.com)
    2 points 0
  11. Why I am not a utilitarian (fakenous.net)
    44 points 95
  12. Things I'm Excited for in 2022 (christine.website)
    1 points 0
  13. Things I'm Excited for in 2022 (christine.website)
    2 points 0
  14. Kinopio (kinopio.club)
    6 points 2
  15. The Concept of the Ruliad (2021) (writings.stephenwolfram.com)
    1 points 0
  16. Shrinkflation Is Happening (reddit.com)
    3 points 0
  17. After 100 Years, Can We Finally Crack Post’s Problem of Tag? (writings.stephenwolfram.com)
    5 points 0
  18. Let's Build a New City (bluebookcities.com)
    10 points 1
  19. Where Are All the Successful Rationalists? (applieddivinitystudies.com)
    3 points 0
  20. Simula: A VR window manager for Linux (github.com)
    372 points 176
  21. Ask HN: What is the central problem of your field?
    2 points 1
  22. Books I’ve Loved – Steve Jurvetson – The Tim Ferriss Show (youtube.com)
    2 points 0
  23. Show HN: Simula – A 3D Window Manager writen in Haskell (github.com)
    2 points 0
  24. Ask HN: Examples of excellent technical writing

    Does anybody have any examples of what they would consider excellent technical writing (preferably paragraphs or small examples over books or larger projects)?

    10 points 5