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by fmos 1mo ago
There are two types of notification: 1) When budget runs out (available time goes to zero), there is always an alarm, like for the typical system timer. 2) Optionally, you can enable a notification to nudge you slightly ealier, e.g. 10 minu
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by fmos 1mo ago
Thank you for your interest. I'm not sure exactly what you mean by time set. You can add as many priorities as you want. You can do and track "over work" as well. It is displayed as negative budget, but not indicated in the c
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by fmos 1mo ago
Of course it is your personal preference, but I secretly hoped the "Why C++?" document [1] would also have a subsection "Why not Rust". [1] https://github.com/SmartAI/ava/blob/main/doc
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by fmos 1mo ago
Nice work, thanks for sharing! One tiny glitch: after editing, this notification > Saved. The previous text is kept in history. contains an invalid history link: https://markdown.link/history (without the id)
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Show HN: OwnTime – a chess clock for your day's priorities(owntime.app)
118 points by fmos 1mo ago|67 comments
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by fmos 1y ago
In my experience none of the frontier models I tried (o3, Opus 4, Gemini 2.5 Pro) was able to solve Swift concurrency issues, with or without web search. At least not sufficiently for Swift 6 language mode. They don’t seem to have a mental
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by fmos 1y ago
Why and how did you switch from Logseq to Obsidian?
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HiRAG: RAG with Hierarchical Knowledge(arxiv.org)
3 points by fmos 2y ago|1 comments
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by fmos 2y ago
Specialized graph-based RAG. Think RAPTOR extended with "bridge" context retrieved from reasoning paths across clusters ("communities").
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by fmos 2y ago
Kagi has fixed traditional search for me.
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by fmos 2y ago
Ha, you're assuming GP visits Youtube. (I don't, rather in this camp: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41400286 )
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by fmos 2y ago
For time tracking with screenshots and advanced tagging based on window titles (and sometimes open documents), there is also ManicTime [1]. I don’t think it has OCR though. [1] https://www.manictime.com/
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by fmos 5y ago
Their pages respect prefers-reduced-motion [1] though. You have the choice to see a static page if you prefer. [1] https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/@media/pref...
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by fmos 5y ago
Interesting. Thanks for the "Show"! I'm still pretty new to VR and experimenting with a Quest 2 I recently bought out of curiosity really (the tiny price helps; as I'm not planning any extensive/real use, I don&#x27
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by fmos 5y ago
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by fmos 5y ago
Second that. This is THE solution for comparing any two PDFs (image or not). I’ve been using it for years almost on a daily basis. Part of its use is certainly derived from the excellent OCR engine it relies on. Also, this runs fully local,
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by fmos 6y ago
The grep version searches the input for "foobar" [1]. Hence, it doesn't solve the problem. [1] https://github.com/benhoyt/countwords/blob/eb2a8adf21c895907...
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Clarifications for patenting computer simulations in Europe(epo.org)
2 points by fmos 6y ago|0 comments
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by fmos 7y ago
Looks great and really uncomplicated. The demo works flawlessly, including receiving email attachments. Good job! Love the readability and content of the license terms as well. In particular the parts on software modifications. One feature
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by fmos 8y ago
True; then again a link to an interesting product is not really "news" either, which led me to favor the - less unfitting - "Show HN" category. I was surprised that there seem to be so little available/working solut
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by fmos 8y ago
[OP, not the author] I found this to be the only working solution to manage a todo list, where manual scheduling became cumbersome and error prone (often > 50 todos, all of which "asap", but with a wide variety of deadlines (2
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Show HN: SkedPal – schedule to-do's based on duration, due date and more(skedpal.com)
3 points by fmos 8y ago|3 comments
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by fmos 8y ago
Neither taskwarrior nor org-mode seems to be capable of scheduling tasks based on duration and available time.
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by fmos 8y ago
I have tested taskjuggler, but it fails to schedule tasks when a mixture of with/without deadline (end) tasks is provided. The only software I am aware of that seems fitting is SkedPal https://www.skedpal.com/ I was so
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SkedPal schedules todos based on duration, due date and other constraints(skedpal.com)
1 points by fmos 8y ago|0 comments
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by fmos 9y ago
For me, rspamd with corresponding exim-acls practically solved that issue since 02/2016. Spam is mostly rejected, otherwise tagged (and filtered with dovecot-sieve downstream into a review-box) or - if borderline - greylisted. Have had
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by fmos 10y ago
While only working in 1D (up/down for workspaceswitch; left/right for monitor switch), I use a similar "geometric navigation" from within i3 in place of the Meta+Number default shortcuts. Here is how I solved this for me
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by fmos 10y ago
Have you considered Zim ( http://zim-wiki.org )? It seems to check all of your points. I'm using it heavily for all kind of notes that exceed two lines. It has some amazing plugins too (e.g. For organizing Todo items across t
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by fmos 12y ago
But then the "appropriate limits" are part of your theory.
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E-bike in a cardboard box (IKEA)(fmos.at)
2 points by fmos 12y ago|0 comments

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