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by guzik 2y ago
I've been using Thunderbird as my default email client for about 15 years. Despite multiple attempts to switch to other clients, I always end up coming back to it. I’m not sure if it’s just out of habit or if it’s genuinely that good.
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by guzik 2y ago
I’m not sure if anyone else has really tried, but I’ve tested it a few times and never hit meaningful results. 1) I tried using it for QA for my SaaS but agent failed multiple times to fill out a simple form, ending with it saying the task
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by guzik 2y ago
Weird submission. When I open the link I read that the tool is deprecated.
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by guzik 2y ago
There are also plugins that nicely integrate with ESLint to do this.
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by guzik 2y ago
Unsurprisingly, I don’t see many hardware projects here. If anyone’s looking to share their story, I’d recommend IndieHackers, but for hardware-focused startups/projects, check out howtoware.co. (I’m not affiliated with the site’s owne
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by guzik 2y ago
> - Once your core product is built, its worthwhile spending some time automating the heck out of everything. This will save a TON of time in the near future. Interesting. Anything you've automated successfully that you can share? I
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by guzik 2y ago
Do you mean hallucinations? We know about them and thought about adding some post-checks to our pipeline. Can you share more?
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by guzik 2y ago
The second link is broken: "no healthy upstream" Edit: it works now. Are you the author? I’d be happy to add a reference to it.
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We've replaced our rule-based health engine with LLM(aidlab.com)
8 points by guzik 2y ago|6 comments
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Transforming How Our Health Insights Engine Works(aidlab.com)
1 points by guzik 2y ago|0 comments
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by guzik 2y ago
Hug of death? I'm getting a '500 Internal Server Error' when I press "open the report." Also, it's unclear how to obtain the api key from the README. btw. maybe it might be better if this was integrated into th
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by guzik 2y ago
Well, on the contrary, we’ve worked extensively with Bluetooth since we're in the business of creating wearables. Unfortunately, we've had to compile a list of unsupported Android phones that exhibited unusual behaviors, such as s
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by guzik 2y ago
Oh wow, I was using it incorrectly—thanks for indirectly correcting me! I thought I could use it to emphasize that something is indeed true.
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by guzik 2y ago
Just this morning, I was chatting with a colleague about how much I love Chromecast and how relieved I am that it hasn't been discontinued. Then, an 3 hours later, I read this news, and it really bummed me out. Honestly, I'm not s
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by guzik 2y ago
540 points and no comments? How is that possible? Edit: this is gaining points at an incredibly fast pace. Edit 2: Ok, this is the same scam as the one from the previous similar-sounding account: vcinvestments
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by guzik 2y ago
Actually, we are using Node/Nest from the start. A significant amount of our business logic was written in Swift for our iOS mobile app, which we eventually moved to the microservices (Vapor). This was because we needed to create an An
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by guzik 2y ago
Oh my, yes! We have some legacy microservices written in Swift/Vapor (while our main stack is NestJS) and instead of rewriting them to TypeScript, we can use this. Cool!
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by guzik 2y ago
Hey, really neat idea. What is your process for choosing which companies you'd like to interview?
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How We Made Wearables for Medical Researchers(howtoware.co)
4 points by guzik 2y ago|0 comments
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by guzik 2y ago
I don't think you can separate these two things in medtech/hardware. It's almost impossible to build a product without money, and you certainly can't bootstrap this. > Like how do you get the data to build the product
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by guzik 2y ago
Why do you assume it's bootstrapped? We have followed a similar path at Aidlab (although we raised a modest $2M instead of $41M), but we had a clunky prototype and a strong pitch deck with a solid team. Sometimes that's enough!
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by guzik 2y ago
Ouch. Is this going to give our developers another unnecessary workload as we have to update our apps and integrations? Is there at least somewhere I can read about the benefits of switching to Health Connect?
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by guzik 2y ago
I can highly recommend Better Stack. We have never been let down by their service.
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The Last Question (1956) [pdf](astronomy.org)
2 points by guzik 2y ago|1 comments
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by guzik 2y ago
Here in Poland, we have PARP - a government organization that helps small to medium-sized businesses by covering almost all attendance costs, excluding travel.
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by guzik 2y ago
I've found LinkedIn difficult to get feedback from GPs. Have you tried attending medical conferences? In some countries, you can gain access to the world’s largest conferences for free if you apply through certain organizations.
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by guzik 3y ago
I'm not sure what's happening with Spline, but it seems like some features are being disabled one by one and then transferred to the paid plan without any notice. Am I the only one noticing this?
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by guzik 3y ago
Yes it is. edit: it is up&running now.
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Unusually Warm September 2023 in Poland(bnn.network)
1 points by guzik 3y ago|0 comments
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by guzik 3y ago
Zuck said it would take more than few years.

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