AbstractH24

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by AbstractH24 3mo ago
Both worked for me in private mode. Strange. Did this work: https://limewire.com/d/lxbCj#HqQOJwUfCE
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by AbstractH24 3mo ago
So, Obsidian?
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by AbstractH24 3mo ago
Workflowy's never-ending delays for an API make Logseq look fast. Truth is, it's been nearly a decade since I used Workflowy and nothing has ever been as good. But the inability to email notes to it or otherwise push data to it fr
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by AbstractH24 3mo ago
Short and sweet: it built out the structure, template layout, and tables in dataview. Could have just done it without it? Certainly, this just helped me build something more scalable than I knew how to on my own, and then I learned from it.
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by AbstractH24 3mo ago
At first I was using the plugin Claudian. Now I just opened the folder in Claude Code. It's not quite done yet, but when it is I think I'll anonymize it and share it on GitHub. In the meantime, here's a pretty screenshot with
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by AbstractH24 3mo ago
I never thought of that. Thanks!
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by AbstractH24 3mo ago
I love the concept of logseq, but the userbase is just too small and in turn the speed of change is too slow. . Over the last few weeks, with the help of Claude Code I've finally been able to dive into Obsidian and build out the second
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by AbstractH24 3mo ago
How do I get it to spend fable tokens on “curiosity” then switch to cheaper models? Preferably based on its own judgment of what model is truly needed. Using VS code if it matters.
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by AbstractH24 3mo ago
How far are we from OpenAI being “too big to fail”? Eventually this bubble will burst. Question is what’ll do it. (I’ll say I don’t use OpenAI after the DoD stuff, so don’t misconstrue this as approval.)
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by AbstractH24 3mo ago
Which reminds me of most reddit right now
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by AbstractH24 3mo ago
ELI5: How does this impact UNIX timestamps? Particularly for things that are in maintenance mode or otherwise minimally maintained. Nothing I do requires this level of precision, but certainly there are things that do.
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by AbstractH24 3mo ago
I’m still rattled by all the DoD stuff in the spring. At which point I deleted my ChatGPT/OpenAI account. But Anthropic’s games with Fable and false humility is getting a bit old. And increasingly it seems like Agent Orange is gonna im
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Ask HN: Best Podcasts of 2026 [So Far]
20 points by AbstractH24 3mo ago|22 comments
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by AbstractH24 3mo ago
I Agree with a lot of what this article says, except it doesn't provide a better solution for being informed. Seems to suggest ingornance is bliss.
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by AbstractH24 3mo ago
lol, I really am starting to appreciate that article I read a month or so ago about how writing a public letter is a right of passage when leaving Google
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by AbstractH24 4mo ago
Which ones are most useful? Any suggestions on where to go to start exploring this world?
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Ask HN: How close are we to local LLMs being useful? What's the impact?
7 points by AbstractH24 4mo ago|7 comments
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by AbstractH24 4mo ago
Its the ultimate libertarian paradox. How can you both preserve peoples rights and also intervene to stop when you subjecivley think something should be regulated?
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by AbstractH24 4mo ago
FTW
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by AbstractH24 4mo ago
At heart he seems like one of the good guys in the history of tech. Although he may have inadvertently destroyed local news by squeezing it of revenue from classified ads (but has since done a lot to fund journalism)
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by AbstractH24 4mo ago
I thought this was gonna be an article about Sourceforge Anyone remember that? It used to be such an important website and went down the tubes.
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by AbstractH24 4mo ago
April fools 2027 is gonna be nuts We live in an era where the daily news stories are so crazy topping them is going to take some creativity
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Ask HN: How close to profitability did companies get before dot com burst?
5 points by AbstractH24 4mo ago|0 comments
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by AbstractH24 4mo ago
> Is anyone on HN still actually using Cursor in 2026? Which makes this a godsend for Cursor. Even if SpaceX stock plummets 90% before the lockup ends, I assume everyone will make out better than any other exit that could have occurred.
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by AbstractH24 4mo ago
Great quote. It's easy to predict what will happen. It's hard to predict when or the second and third-order effects.
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by AbstractH24 4mo ago
> Stock that may very well be near its zenith when this closes (or maybe not. This is so far past fundamentals it’s impossible to tell). Nah, not in a bubble or anything at all.
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by AbstractH24 4mo ago
Prediction -- SpaceX rebrands within a decade like Meta or Alphabet. And they turn out to be a AI company not a space company.
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by AbstractH24 4mo ago
Till the minute I clicked on this I couldn't decide if it was satire or not. But also, for a few weeks periodicly I've been wondering what's going on with Cursor. Haven't thought about them at all, let alone used them, i
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by AbstractH24 4mo ago
Thank you Failing a treatment that has held promise for so many others and been heralded as paradigm-shifting is such a weird place to be. There's comfort in knowing others won't suffer, but loneliness is knowing you or a loved on
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by AbstractH24 4mo ago
As a newyorker who was raised a modern orthdox jew , but left that world for the world arts, the last few years have been weird. On the one hand, it's been the first time I've no longer been able to take for granted that everyone

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