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Hudell

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  • Clues by Sam 2026-02-26

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I solved the daily #CluesBySam, Feb 26th 2026 (Tricky), in 04:19
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https://cluesbysam.com/

  • TOML

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  • since that shit makes it harder to read

    It makes it harder to read the individual lines, but makes it easier to read them as a group, so you won't have to read as many lines on your day to day.

  • Scientific American now offers daily instances for every type of sudoku, as well as various different brainy games.

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  • Just tried the expert sudoku now and already hated the UX, don't even wanna see how much worse the Killer Sudoku is

  • Connections #987 2026-02-22

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  • Not American (but also not English native speaker) and purple was the easiest for me. Probably thanks to Sir Meyer's Civilization

  • Connections #987 2026-02-22

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  • Clues by Sam 2026-02-22

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I solved the daily #CluesBySam, Feb 22nd 2026 (Hard), in 05:55
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https://cluesbysam.com/

  • Connections #986 2026-02-21

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  • Clues by Sam 2026-02-19

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I solved the daily #CluesBySam, Feb 19th 2026 (Tricky), in less than 14 minutes
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https://cluesbysam.com/

    Evie took me way too long. I focused on the wrong corner.

  • Is your life better or worse than your parents (I mean specifically your parents, not your parent's generation)? (Specify country)

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  • A lot better. Brazilian millennial.

    My parents quit school to do manual work at ~10yo and barely got to learn how to read. I did work on my early teens too but very light stuff. By my mid 20s I already reached a very comfortable life.

  • Clues by Sam 2026-02-18

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I solved the daily #CluesBySam, Feb 18th 2026 (Tricky), in 04:50
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  • Would you say learning a programming language is easier or harder than learning a natural language?

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  • Much easier. Learning a programming language is just a small part of learning to code and it doesn't take much effort at all.

  • A strong work ethic at the office is considered good, while a strong work ethic at your hobby is considered bad.

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  • What do you consider a strong work ethic at your hobby?

  • Clues by Sam 2026-02-15

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I solved the daily #CluesBySam, Feb 15th 2026 (Evil), in less than 11 minutes
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    Surprised it didn't take more. Half of this time was stuck in the same clues.

  • Primal Instincts

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  • Dance?

  • When you get older you lose the ability to do things quietly, such as fart, or let young people live their lives.

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  • No, I fart louder by choice.

  • big list of selfhosted chat apps to meet all your friends on a real "server"

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  • TURN server doesn't need to be free, you just need everyone to be able to access it.

    The product I work on in my 9to5 would be perfect for your use case from the technical side of things but sadly the commercial side is a completely different story that makes it not even worth recommending.

  • Retro StarCraft prizes

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  • No, you would have sold it for a hundred bucks. And if you didn't then you would have sold for two hundred. Or for three hundred...

    Not having bought it that day is just one step of the ladder you didn't climb. You would still need to not sell it every day since.

  • Connections #975 2026-02-10

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    Got it mostly by chance. Didn't know what half those words were.

  • Do you like working from home? Yes or no, gimme some reasons.

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  • Working from home for 8 years now and it's the best. I don't need to deal with people I don't like. I can have a comfortable setup with a decent chair and desk and not have to fight for it every day. I have enough free time after work to do whatever I want. I can live wherever I want. There's no downside to it at all.