chrisxlucas

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by chrisxlucas 1y ago
quite a challenging problem to solve!!
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by chrisxlucas 1y ago
Interesting but where are you getting this data
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by chrisxlucas 1y ago
Zoomed in on NY (where I live) and oof... to be expected but quite bleak. Nice visualization
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by chrisxlucas 1y ago
Feels very Figma-y, like applying that format to everyday notetaking/productivity. Nice!
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by chrisxlucas 1y ago
this is so real. anytime im running, it seems the only thing i can think about is the fact that im running and i ask myself why im running. ive found segmneting my time on the treadmill (like in barry's classes) + long live EDM youtube
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by chrisxlucas 1y ago
super cool.. it's interesting to see the small advancements/features foundational model providers are starting to build in for interpretability/explainability. this is way more clear UX/UI with the % match and excerpt.
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by chrisxlucas 1y ago
This is awesome—a sandbox for transit nerds lol my husband will love this. The dwell time + simulation rate sliders are super fun, can do a lot with congestion indicators or bottleneck flags when trains start stacking up or something... fun
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by chrisxlucas 1y ago
super clean concept. have run into the reverse problem—lots of tools to send automated emails, but very few that make receiving them easy in a dev-friendly way. AI agent trigger idea is clevrr. congrats!
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by chrisxlucas 1y ago
beautifullllllll—both the streak and the stack. Love how lightweight the architecture is for something so personal and long-term. Curious if you noticed any patterns in the data that surprised you once you visualized it?