jony1266

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by jony1266 1y ago
looks cool, love how there's no sign in required. some feedback so far: - allow me to drag + drop video clips to add them to the media section - allow me to trim the beginning of a clip - right now i can only trim the end of a video cl
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Show HN: I built a tool to compare availability across multiple Calendly links(calcompare.io)
1 points by jony1266 1y ago|0 comments
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by jony1266 1y ago
i see... regardless, thanks for making me aware of this image LOL
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by jony1266 1y ago
ah very cool
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by jony1266 1y ago
LOL this is so fun -- esp because these are real license plates that got approved + rejected... where did you get the data for the license plates from?
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by jony1266 1y ago
thank you for implementing such a sorely needed feature of hackernews i used it on this post and was able to super quickly find your previous launches LOL
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by jony1266 1y ago
THANK YOU for having an android app. too many apps these days only have an ios version
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by jony1266 1y ago
TIL that China only has one timezone... I really liked your visualization of all the timezones in the repo!
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by jony1266 1y ago
where was this when i was making scratch games in elementary school?? would've been exponentially more efficient to write text instead of dragging blocks around.
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by jony1266 2y ago
ahhh we started to run into rate limits on our end, but the site is back up!
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Show HN: FaceMash but it's our Hinge profile pics(fixourpics.com)
1 points by jony1266 2y ago|2 comments
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by jony1266 2y ago
HAHAHA glad we could help you live out your dreams of being called by Steve Wozniak
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by jony1266 2y ago
yep! we've seen that a lot of voice agent developers are manually testing their agents by making calls themselves. some of these calls can get up to 15 minutes long, which makes it really hard and time-consuming to iterate. we created
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Show HN: Fixa – an open source Python package for testing voice agents(github.com)
15 points by jony1266 2y ago|4 comments
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by jony1266 2y ago
this is unbelievably cool... I remember turtle was the first thing I learned when learning python and it was super hard to make stuff that looked genuinely good. writing a tool to parse svgs into turtle code is a great strat