bigmuzzy

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by bigmuzzy 1mo ago
Needs testing. send your feedback to support - if it doesn't work, we'll refine it.
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by bigmuzzy 1mo ago
so many steps: take a screenshot, save it, annotate it, save it as an image, then send it as an image in chats. I need more faster experience: capture, annotate, share with a link.
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Show HN: Free, Fast Screenshot App for macOS with One-Click Screenshot Sharing(seenshot.app)
10 points by bigmuzzy 1mo ago|8 comments
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by bigmuzzy 2mo ago
I got something mixed up. I double-checked it again. Your blog patterns are bit different, I just didn’t think about that and didn’t support them. I’ve added support now and redeployed it try again?
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by bigmuzzy 2mo ago
Yes, it supports any website. I manually tried yours, and as I understand, you don't have any articles in the blog. The system works automatically, looking for a blog, article, or something similar. Then create a list of articles, and
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Show HN: I updated my unofficial Substack Posting API(apisubstack.com)
4 points by bigmuzzy 2mo ago|3 comments
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Show HN: The Posting Substack API(apisubstack.com)
6 points by bigmuzzy 2mo ago|0 comments
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by bigmuzzy 4mo ago
This is actually pretty interesting.
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by bigmuzzy 10mo ago
Interesting work. The usual pain points you mentioned - RAM limits, multi-ms lookups, durability gaps - are exactly where most real-time systems stall, so seeing sub-microsecond access on a Jetson is pretty wild. The Redis-compatible layer
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by bigmuzzy 1y ago
I might disappoint you, but almost all text content in 2025 is written by AI and edited by humans. So, almost 100% of the emails you receive are AI-generated, so your inbox should be squeaky clean.
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by bigmuzzy 1y ago
nice