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by darajava 3y ago
Typescript, vscode, npm, github and more https://opensource.microsoft.com/projects/ They also added a “Sponsor” button to Github which while I have mixed feelings about it, does help open source projects thrive.
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Why do you think so? I did think this too until about 6 years ago but with them basically buying all of open source and AI, I kind of can’t help but use and love the products they now own. What damage to they currently do?
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by darajava 3y ago
What is it? Most things seem to be under development and there is no explanation of what it is or does.
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Really good point as goals have become more important... I consider goals to be future, capturing memories/entries as the past. But also the process of talking to it is therapeutic and I consider that the present. I want to capture thi
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by darajava 3y ago
That’s a great idea. Glad you like it! You can actually export your diary on the profile page and it will give you a tree of mp3 and txt entries along with a nice pdf. Hopefully this will be enough for you to work with obsidian.
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by darajava 3y ago
Nice app! I have an app in roughly the same vein (both introspection apps) which I’m also releasing. Would love to know your thoughts! https://audiodiary.ai What framework did you use for this?
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by darajava 3y ago
What are you working on?
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I think there are plenty of great engineers who are great founders, but IMO funding is not the rite of passage that most make it out to be. I would only use it if I had some huge costs I couldn't fund myself. Yes pitch decks can be har
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by darajava 3y ago
I'm developing ( https://audiodiary.ai ) alone and have reached 3k users so far. While developing this I've had to learn a lot about business, promotion, branding, etc, but the most I've learned is probably actually
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by darajava 3y ago
Seems good. A few comments. - Why is it called What to Read After ? One doesn’t put an input book in. - “Chick Lit” is probably not PC in this day and age. - There are lots and lots of sections, but i can only choose one after the genre?
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> Password: hn Hi Hackers, I've recently built and released Audio Diary an AI-enhanced voice journal that structures and analyses a user's daily entry. I'm really happy with how it eventually turned out and it's had s
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As he says, any other language. His problem is that there is no use case to translate English to English, so they should choose something else. Maybe the users last non-english language?
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Don’t eat that rubbish. Buy whole foods that you can trust
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Why do you think necessarily that this is junk food? Fair that there is no chorus, but what is the problem using mice in an experiment? I mean, it’s done for a reason, right?
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Sure, but what about the more slight effects? A 2-point general decline in IQ is a huge problem, but not obvious. I am wary of any “bogeyman” that we are told to be worried about, in this case, the pervasiveness of plastic does actually wor
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by darajava 3y ago
I was in the final stage for a YC company and met the CEO at the final interview. I had already kind of messed up the technical interview so I wasn’t feeling too great about talking to him to begin with. He opened with an introduction of h
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by darajava 3y ago
In the readme, Crockford’s alphabet is referenced [0]. In this specification, “U” is excluded because it is an “accidental obscenity”. Does anyone have any idea what that means? Is it a joke? 0. https://www.crockford.com/bas
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Yes my one uses in in a semi-useful way! But agree use cases are limited and even in my project it’s not fully smart enough to be very useful
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ah nice. i knew this couldn’t have been fully true
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Show HN: An AI-Powered Audio Diary(audiodiary.ai)
2 points by darajava 3y ago|1 comments
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by darajava 3y ago
Since Covid I've been working on an audio journal to help me get my thoughts out and log my days. I did a course of CBT and found that structuring my thoughts really did help me, but writing them down–especially on mobile–was really an
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by darajava 4y ago
Sure, I get that. But this has been worked on for decades in the background and only achievable now. It’s amazing and new to so many people, but this “sparks of agi” etc is all hype and honestly i think more damaging to people than ai possi
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by darajava 4y ago
Why would it try to cause harm first of all? Second of all, it is not even nearly powerful enough to convince anyone to do anything, or anything like that. If it was 100 times more powerful, then maybe. I can see current problems being floo
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I haven’t heard a single realistic argument on how this AI will harm us.
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Isn’t this what the luddites said?
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Oh I know. Amazing tool, rivals The Internet. But it’s quite sad that people don’t realise just how incredible the human brain is. The impressive text that GPT spits out is so limited compared to what we have produced. Don’t forget that we
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by darajava 4y ago
Why do we need to shut it down? It’s not that powerful at all.
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by darajava 6y ago
Source here for anyone that's interested: https://github.com/darajava/visualise-covid
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Show HN: A simple Covid visualisation tool(darajava.ie)
1 points by darajava 6y ago|1 comments
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by darajava 8y ago
The downfall of Britain has been happening for some time. They are scared, and they are only making it worse.

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