Ilasky

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Improvements to Everyday Objects(iml.bearblog.dev)
2 points by Ilasky 3y ago|2 comments
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Do they have humans test cars before they produce them or what?(iml.bearblog.dev)
46 points by Ilasky 3y ago|44 comments
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by Ilasky 3y ago
That'd be awesome! I'll shoot you an email
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by Ilasky 3y ago
Thanks so much!
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Show HN: highlight.cool – add Medium-like highlights to your own blog(highlight.cool)
11 points by Ilasky 3y ago|4 comments
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by Ilasky 3y ago
Depends upon the project. For CRUD apps, sveltekits progressive enhancement and form actions make it quick to to add simple function to the page. You can store the pocketbase instance, pb, in locals and reference it all over the application
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by Ilasky 3y ago
Been using Pocketbase for almost all of my projects lately. Its realtime database is especially nice to introduce multiplayer functionality with relative ease. It plus SvelteKit has been a dream to get up and running using the JS SDK.
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Show HN: I made a long-distance instant camera(snapress.com)
2 points by Ilasky 3y ago|1 comments
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by Ilasky 3y ago
I'm making Snapress[0] as a way to stay connected with family & friends in my upcoming travels. It instantly prints a picture on my family and friends' printers as soon as I take it. Just need a raspberry pi or spare computer
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by Ilasky 3y ago
That’s definitely tough. Learning an instrument as an adult has had its advantages that I’m learning for myself and no one else. I’ve accepted that I won’t be the next great violinist, but want to be good enough for me. I sincerely hope you
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by Ilasky 3y ago
Violin for me! Been going at it for a bit more than 3 years and have just started learning one of the Bach Sonatas. It feels great to have a direct output from effort put in. The combination of physical and concentrated mental effort leaves
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by Ilasky 3y ago
Kind of in a similar boat! Been learning Korean to speak more with my girlfriend’s family, especially since we’re going to Korea soon. My biggest waves of improvement have come from reading aloud the Talk to Me in Korean books. I’ve found t
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by Ilasky 3y ago
I’ve been using Pocketbase[0] on my projects and I can’t recommend it enough. It is built on a SQLite db and has real-time pub/sub capabilities. Its JS SDK is incredibly easy to use and setup for CRUD as well. For side projects and som
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by Ilasky 3y ago
Sure! You can try it at https://resgen.app .
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by Ilasky 3y ago
As someone that’s actively developing a tool to help tailor resumes to job descriptions, I’ve found it to be a boon to my callbacks, if done correctly with care. Frankly, as someone that’s had a bit of a rough time getting through screens,
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by Ilasky 3y ago
These are some really interesting results that I have felt empirically, but is great to put some data to. One thing this doesn’t take into account is the best practice of tailoring resumes to job descriptions. This is a time-intensive task
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by Ilasky 3y ago
I also like goatcounter for simple analytics - just what I need and nothing more. I can also vouch for plausible and really like their product too
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by Ilasky 3y ago
Violin! It was a pandemic hobby I started in 2020, but has turned into a super important aspect of my daily life. I played sax for about 12 years, but wanted to learn something completely different and that always seemed “virtuosic” in my e
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Not all 'Save to PDF' are created equal(resgen.app)
3 points by Ilasky 3y ago|0 comments
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by Ilasky 3y ago
Currently finding my own path and one bit of advice that I thought was incredibly helpful is from Dr. Stutz. The advice is a bit new-age-y, but I think it rings true nevertheless. It’s about working on your “life force”[0], which can be rep
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by Ilasky 3y ago
It's a bit tangential to searching, but the tool I made, Resgen[0], helps tailor resumes to job descriptions. Made it for myself, but after helping others with their resumes, I built it out for others to use as well. The plan is to dev
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by Ilasky 3y ago
It was/is rougher than in the past, for sure. Connecting with recruiters, sending tailored resumes, and the whole process is legitimately taxing. (As a minor plug, I made a tool that takes care of the resume tailoring for me because I
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by Ilasky 3y ago
I’ve actually built Resgen[0] to help tailor resumes to job descriptions. It’s been a boon for my own job search, getting me a lot more call backs. I plan to build it out to a whole personal recruiter that sources and applies to jobs for me
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by Ilasky 3y ago
One thing that is really touched upon in the article is tailoring resumes to the jobs. It’s a skill in and of itself and is something I’ve found brings a lot more success when getting call backs, in my experience. However, it’s incredibly t
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by Ilasky 3y ago
My version of this problem is when there are violin scenes in movies/TV shows. It’s immediately clear when someone is not in sync with the music, has bad form, and generally just doesn’t know how to play. It just zaps me out of the sce
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by Ilasky 3y ago
When I was in Colombia, the thing that jarred me the most about flying was that people waited for their turn to get out of their seats. It was a block system (e.g., rows 1-5, then 6-10, etc.) Honestly, it was refreshing compared to everyone
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by Ilasky 3y ago
Hey that sounds similar to what I’m working on![0] Neat to hear about other implementations. [0] https://resgen.app
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by Ilasky 3y ago
That said, I am definitely going to look into this library and compare its results to guidance, since they claim it blows it out of the water (which is very enticing!)
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by Ilasky 3y ago
Good catch! It really is a combination of guidance guaranteeing JSON output and OpenAI getting it right a good majority of the time[0]. But yeah, I can see how it can be frustrating that the JSON output is not guaranteed by the docs. [0] &g
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by Ilasky 3y ago
OpenAI has this capability built in with functions[0], I believe! Building my own project[1] I have implemented functions in combination with guidance[2] and haven’t had a hiccup yet! I have a JSON parser function there, just in case, but i

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