josephrmartinez

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   by josephrmartinez 2y ago

   Eep! Thanks for pointing that out. I'll just put the list here: - Giving advice - Changing the subject - Dismissing feelings - Leading questions - Devil's advocate - Sympathy (e.g. "I know exactly what you're going throu
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   by josephrmartinez 2y ago

   Not looking for an easy way out, ha! More curious about ways to actually be more diligent with the practice so that I am actually learning and retaining the knowledge. Curious about what other people have done to take learning into their ow
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   by josephrmartinez 2y ago

   Here is something actionable you can start doing immediately: recognize when you are jumping into habitual reactions in conversation. (e.g. problem-solving, giving advice, storytelling, devil's advocate, etc). I have a list of those he
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   Ask HN: Better Way to Practice Leetcode?

   1 points by josephrmartinez 2y ago|4 comments
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   by josephrmartinez 2y ago

   Excellent icons and documentation. Would highly recommend even just checking out the website to see how they demo the flexibility of icon styling.
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   by josephrmartinez 2y ago

   A CLI tool for generating tutorials based on the work you recently committed: https://github.com/josephrmartinez/mktute npm i mktute You can select between local model (ollama), claude 3.5 sonnet, or gpt-4. I've b
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   Show HN: Mktute – CLI App for Generating Tutorials Based on Recent Diffs(github.com)

   1 points by josephrmartinez 2y ago|0 comments
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   by josephrmartinez 2y ago

   Congrats on putting this out there in the world! Quick landing page feedback: Could you update it so that the first two screen captures are not the same content? And then pick a different second example that isn't also about leaving a
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   by josephrmartinez 2y ago

   Here is a similar open source project: https://github.com/josephrmartinez/soapscribe Just a starting point. But if you are interested in this space, fork away and build it into something useful! My personal take is tha
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    Show HN: AskYouTube – Chrome extension, not a standalone site(github.com)

    3 points by josephrmartinez 3y ago|3 comments
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    by josephrmartinez 3y ago

    There are a lot of these youtube-openai api projects, but I really don't want to open another page to interact with youtube videos. This is a Chrome extension to perform tasks on YouTube videos without leaving your current tab. This ex
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    by josephrmartinez 3y ago

    This is a bit confusing. It appears the model license https://ai.meta.com/llama/license/ is different from the code license (Apache 2.0). Seems like... there are lots of opportunities these days to clear up what o
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    by josephrmartinez 3y ago

    I made a simple Chrome extension that similarly pulls down the video transcript and sends this to the openai chat completions endpoint: https://github.com/josephrmartinez/AskYouTube This extension allows me to "as
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    by josephrmartinez 3y ago

    I've found that to be the case. I typically don't want a full transcript -- I want the materials list, or a summary, or a counterargument. I've found it is totally sufficient to just plop the transcript into an LLM and ask fo
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    by josephrmartinez 3y ago

    This is nice! I like how you've built upon your previous youtube transcript cleaner project and put together something really compelling. Have you thought about spinning this together as a Chrome extension?
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    by josephrmartinez 3y ago

    Location: Phoenix Remote: Open to remote, hybrid, or in-house Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Python, Javascript, React, Tailwind, CSS, Figma, Astro, Firebase, Node.js, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, Supabase, Next.js, FastAPI, happy to learn
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    Show HN: Nineideas – Habit replacement for compulsive information consumption(nineideas.net)

    3 points by josephrmartinez 3y ago|1 comments
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    by josephrmartinez 3y ago

    My only suggestion would be to maybe put something sliiiiightly playful in the first level. Or change it from the crosswalk one? I feel like the crosswalk is the most tedious Captcha; maybe people are moving on before giving it a shot and s
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    by josephrmartinez 3y ago

    I laughed out loud when I got to the third one. Nicely done.
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    by josephrmartinez 3y ago

    https://josephm.dev/blog/ I'm trying to develop a habit of writing ~750 words each day and then taking one of these 'drafts' each week to edit into a blog post. I've found this is a good balance.
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    by josephrmartinez 4y ago

    I'm building a simple web app to help me spend more time actively creating ideas when I'm online and less time just passively consuming information. The app is super simple. It just encourages you to write ten ideas on a topic. Yo