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by nico 3y ago
Amazing! Thank you for sharing and making it open source Would love to see a terminal/TUI version of this
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by nico 3y ago
This is really cool, love the idea of truly serverless and the whole thing being a self-generating quine I’ve built a few tools in the same spirit (“true” serverless), but never had it output its own code and state Are you thinking of addin
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by nico 3y ago
Impressive! So cool
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by nico 3y ago
It can definitely be annoying, but there are ways to get similar benefits: note-taking You may not record the call, but you may certainly take notes, and you can write the whole conversation down if you want, and you can use that in court
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by nico 3y ago
Thank you! Will try brave on the phone
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by nico 3y ago
It would be a violation of privacy if people weren’t aware/hadn’t consented But if it was part of the terms of the new free service, and all the parties involved got a reminder message on the call… you might still not like it, but it d
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by nico 3y ago
The article keeps automatically reloading as I’m reading, even in reader mode. Every time it reloads, it scrolls back up to the top. After 3 times I gave up, have no idea what Kronos is and why they arrested the guy
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by nico 3y ago
They talk about voice samples, but they don’t mention prices for them Would it be attractive for a company like Twilio or Aircall to offer free phone calls and sell anonymized recordings?
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by nico 3y ago
> a script to list all the files so I could easily copy paste the whole thing Just in case you are using a Mac, you can pipe the output of your script to pbcopy so that it goes directly into your clipboard script.sh | pbcopy
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by nico 3y ago
Amazing work. Loved the video and looking forward to trying it Can a user ask plandex to modify a commit? Maybe the commit just needs a small change, but doesn’t need to be entirely re-written. Can the scope be reduced on the spot to focus
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by nico 3y ago
Are you manually creating the memo? Or are you using something like whisper for transcription and then extracting the first few words, or maybe using an LLM to write the memo?
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by nico 3y ago
Amazing! Love the motivation!
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by nico 3y ago
Usually only .log files, although sometimes the log files might not have an extension and just be in a logs/ folder and the file name might be something like a date+name of service that writes the log
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by nico 3y ago
This is great! Thank you In college, a long time ago, I wrote something like this, for n bodies, but in c++ and OpenGL More recently I’ve built something similar in python For anyone interested in this, I recommend this Wired article that g
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by nico 3y ago
Awesome, thank you! How do you like voip.ms? Any other providers you’d recommend?
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by nico 3y ago
I guess it depends on what I’m looking for But usually yes, most of the times the search case is: * I have an id/uuid or some text or a piece of some id/text * there are multiple log files, each for a different process/daemon
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by nico 3y ago
Really cool, thank you for posting Are you using something like asterisk or FreeSWITCH to connect to the siptrunk? If so, do you have a backend for the dialplan? Would love to see the code if possible
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by nico 3y ago
Haven’t tried it yet, but at least the @testdriverai user exists on GitHub https://github.com/testdriverai
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by nico 3y ago
This looks great! Thank you for putting it up on GitHub and sharing Have you tried it with log files? It would be great to have this kind of search when hunting things down on multiple large log files in a server
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by nico 3y ago
> Starting today, you can use ChatGPT instantly, without needing to sign-up It’s actually been up since at least Thursday of last week, maybe longer I wanted to show ChatGPT to someone who hadn’t used it before, they went to chat.openai.
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by nico 3y ago
> Is there any reason whatsoever to believe either of these? Not a reason, but there are many people that have had experiences that align with panpsychism It's not necessarily something that you have to believe, like a made-up story
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by nico 3y ago
If panpsychism is right, consciousness is part of the fabric of the cosmos, you just can't separate consciousness from it. Does that mean that the cosmos is conscious itself, and what does that mean? I'm not sure, but it's pr
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by nico 3y ago
Did this story get flagged or something? With the amount of votes it has, it should be at the top of the front page, but it's now around halfway through the second page (position 50+ aprox) @dang what happened?
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by nico 3y ago
Recently there was another similar analysis (looking at the details, it seems like this article might even be based on the one below) Show HN: "Ask HN Who's Hiring" Trends: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id
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by nico 3y ago
This is great, thank you for putting it together > More and more jobs are looking for senior and management level positions. It is increasing tough to be an entry level job applicant in tech On top of this, at least in my recent experien
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by nico 3y ago
This is really cool, leaves me wondering about the fabric of the universe itself Could we be living in a infinitely recursive simulation?
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by nico 3y ago
Really like the look of this one, super cool
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by nico 3y ago
Looks really good, great work! Anyone knows of something like this but for the terminal? I’m building a job searching app for the terminal and a main upcoming feature is to have application tracking within the app. It would be great to use
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by nico 3y ago
Have you tried something like Agentic’s Glide? (They announced it this week here on HN) I think they use gpt, but they might be able to configure it so it uses Claude Another tool to check out could be aider https://github.com&#x
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by nico 3y ago
Thank you! How much is enough ram?

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