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by jjuliano 4y ago
Basically, it curates your files automatically using AI based on the file naming convention you set in the configuration file. And it suggests tags and summarizes/describes the file based on its contents, then finally attach those tags
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Show HN: AI Files – manage and organize your files with AI(npmjs.com)
71 points by jjuliano 4y ago|44 comments
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by jjuliano 4y ago
Ok, I tried generating using ChatGPT, it just didn’t gel well with my story. I just rather turned it off.
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by jjuliano 4y ago
I haven't tried the ChatGPT feature on Leanpub. I just enabled it, looking into how to use it now. However, I believe that most of the human written words needs to be preserved. At the moment, it's 100% human written. Right after
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Show HN: 4 yrs ago, I wrote an AI novel, now I published & made it free(leanpub.com)
2 points by jjuliano 4y ago|3 comments
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by jjuliano 4y ago
High quantities of omega-3s are present in fish offal. However, in our country, we only consume the offal of a reliable, clean fish, such as "i.e. Milkfish." We cook them and eat them either "boiled pickled fish" style o
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by jjuliano 4y ago
There is a rentable book from archive.org -- https://archive.org/details/taligentsguideto0000unse
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Well-mannered OOP design (Taligent's Guide to Designing Programs)(root.cern)
3 points by jjuliano 4y ago|3 comments
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OOP “is really just a common sense extension of structured programming”(archive.org)
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by jjuliano 4y ago
LORD is a title, not a name. FYI. For example, Psa 83:18, the name of God was replaced by generic title 'the LORD' like a wildcard, so it reads "Let them know that you, WHOSE NAME is the Lord—". so it can also written as
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by jjuliano 4y ago
Well actually, there's no other way to rid yourself out of MSG, since it exists in tomatoes and anchovies for example.
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by jjuliano 4y ago
One thing I know for a fact is that, the actual MSG, even in small liquid form is abrasive, more abrasive than liquid salt, that it can easily scratch metals. In liquid form, I believe that, microscopically, it is enough to cross between th
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by jjuliano 4y ago
One of the use-case is to unfriend friends. Basically, you over-hype a crypto to your friends, then they invest huge sums of their savings, then immediately a crash occurs, wiping 90% of the saving. Next use-case is to recommend stables.
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by jjuliano 4y ago
sorry, I didn't realize this was a text editor. I was initially looking at the time-travel screen (the black box), and thought that is where to type things to be able to use it. Lexical is awesome!
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by jjuliano 4y ago
Hi, I did (or somewhat invented/devised) a similar concept, but for visually programming UI design. See: https://jjuliano.github.io/markdown-ui/docs/container.html
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by jjuliano 4y ago
The Full Pipe
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Show HN: All-in-One GTD, Time, Contacts, Habits & Zettelkasten system for Emacs(github.com)
4 points by jjuliano 5y ago|0 comments
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by jjuliano 5y ago
A lot, I don't list them in my resume or attach a title (founder, etc.), I just did it for the fun of it or to teach my son. active & hiatus projects (published in Google Play & Apple App Store) https://ABCDutch.app
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by jjuliano 5y ago
I made an app with the purpose of drawing cloud backend architecture diagrams using apple pencil. I haven't used Excalidraw+ but I guess it's the same though. - https://cloudarchitect.app
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AMA Desktop Linux (2007)(sourceforge.net)
1 points by jjuliano 6y ago|1 comments
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Org-simple-timeline – org-mode export back end for vertical/horizontal timelines(github.com)
3 points by jjuliano 6y ago|0 comments
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Alan Kay's Dynabook(youtube.com)
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SketchDesigner – Draw Your UI Using Apple Pencil(sketchdesigner.app)
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Sensible and minimal starting Emacs configuration(github.com)
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Practical GTD, Zettelkasten and CMS workflow system for vanilla Emacs(github.com)
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by jjuliano 6y ago
The problem is not the language being stable or mature. I'm sure Ruby has been around since 1995, Lisp existed even before my parents. With Lisp, you can create a "Hello World" program in variety of multiple ways. Sure you ca
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by jjuliano 6y ago
> - I have to use every variable I declare, otherwise it won't compile (b/c golang authors decided this produces better code) > - There is no built in map or reduce function. You're expected to use for loops everywhere
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by jjuliano 6y ago
The problem with malleability of programming languages, is there is no upper limitation of how malleable it can be. I experienced this in both Clojure and Ruby as well. The fact that developers can spend countless of precious time, cycling
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Weezer’s “Buddy Holly” Was Included on the Windows 95 Install CD(vice.com)
2 points by jjuliano 7y ago|0 comments
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Free printable paper face mask template to stop the spread of Coronavirus(printablefacemask.com)
6 points by jjuliano 7y ago|0 comments

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