nilirl

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   by nilirl 2y ago

   Really great job! I spent a good 10 minutes just clicking through links. The design encourages opening a new link but I wonder if the temptation distracts from reading a full piece. Still, loved it!
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   by nilirl 2y ago

   Encoding the human experience will probably get much better over time. They're already experimenting with audio and video interfaces. I saw some other products that combine fitbit like sensors with an LLM. I don't know what the re
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   by nilirl 2y ago

   Nice premise but unsatisfactory conclusion. Experimentation in these contexts is difficult to make good inferences from. I'd like to have read more about how experiments are designed to work well with uncontrolled environments, how to
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   by nilirl 2y ago

   I have a few dumb questions for people who really understand how this stuff works: - Is prediction based on historic transaction and sales data effective? I always assumed transaction and sales data in isolation didn't contain enough i
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   by nilirl 2y ago

   Just as some constructive dissent: I think it's a waste of time unless you're doing it out of curiosity or if it's directly related to your job. I say this because I was once a new developer who felt inadequate not being able
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   by nilirl 2y ago

   I made something for just this use. It's very simple, but it gives you all your data in compressed JSON. I use it myself for mostly diet and exercise, but I also log other things like movies and books I'm reading. I made it becaus
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   by nilirl 2y ago

   I'm baffled at the arguments made in this article. This is supposed to be a simpler and faster way to build stateful applications? The premises are weak and the claims absurd. The author uses overstatement of the difficulties of serial
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   by nilirl 2y ago

   I guess a survey is better than nothing. But the PDF to the "study" doesn't suggest any intentions of uncovering something useful. The article and the study both seem to make claims they wanted to make irrespective of any exp
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   by nilirl 2y ago

   This feels very useful. Something I can easily recommend when working with a small marketing team. Great job!
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    by nilirl 2y ago

    Wow, that interactive demo was beautiful! Incredible job!
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    by nilirl 2y ago

    I like the analogy of a physical trainer or coach using cues to help the trainee perform a movement correctly. They translate their knowledge of bio-mechanics and human anatomy to sensory information a non-expert can use to take action. I t
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    by nilirl 2y ago

    Before I made this, I used a notebook for each log. Then I'd review them at the end of the day. The splicing together is what software makes easier. If you reach out to me on twitter, I'll give you a free account. If you'd li
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    by nilirl 2y ago

    I see. So correct me if I'm wrong, but currently the most attractive thing about Stack, when compared to the other AuthN alternatives, is that it ships with a lot of features to get complex AuthZ setup? That's definitely cool. I t
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    by nilirl 2y ago

    Hi, I currently use Supabase when I need auth for a new application. Of all the features Supabase offers, auth coming coupled with a Postgres db is my favorite. I like the UI components and RBAC, but could you help me with when I should con
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    Weave: A Tool to Track How Your Habits Work Together(idiotlamborghini.com)

    7 points by nilirl 2y ago|0 comments
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    Show HN: Weave – A tool to track how your habits work together(idiotlamborghini.com)

    4 points by nilirl 2y ago|5 comments