Aaron_NW

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by Aaron_NW 2mo ago
Would love any feedback or thoughts from others. Thanks!
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Show HN: Quiet Sky, a weather app built for privacy(github.com)
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by Aaron_NW 2mo ago
Love the idea. It is great to innovate in this space. That adjustment will help.
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by Aaron_NW 2mo ago
I think you are going to run into a lot of anxiety about data loss. I did find the recovery code and peer to peer sync notes, which help. Most people are not going to think through where to store an encrypted folder on a share so that there
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by Aaron_NW 2mo ago
Great point. So often I hear people talk about Apple as the hallmark of usability, but the reality is other systems do a great job too. This is a good example of thinking through the user's intention and accessibility states. We need t
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by Aaron_NW 2mo ago
Great point. As we use agents to write and summarize responses, we need to treat the source content as a prompt injection surface. Curious if you have a specific method for checking the content beyond the overall instruction not to trust it
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by Aaron_NW 3mo ago
I'm building a weather app, so this hits close to home. We talk about satellites as connectivity infrastructure, but I had not considered the impact to the night sky. I wonder if there are solutions like satellites posted further away
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by Aaron_NW 3mo ago
I definitely see local models as the future. Part of the challenge is that the RAM overhead is still high, so it takes pretty expensive devices to run a strong local setup. That said, I see the path. Individuals and companies will want loca
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by Aaron_NW 3mo ago
Maybe a bit of both Mythos helping find bugs and engineers relying on AI shipping more bugs. Both can be true.
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by Aaron_NW 3mo ago
Is this real? How could they possible restrict local AI? Licensing models for any IP is real, but I don't see how they could restrict people running what they want on their devices. It is already well established that you have to pay f
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by Aaron_NW 3mo ago
Nice storytelling! The leader never made the hard choice about who the product was for and what problem actually needed to be solved. A smaller product that works well for a market is usually better than one that is trying to solve for ever
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by Aaron_NW 3mo ago
Very interesting. It would be nice if HVAC monitored this and helped adjust for optimum performance. I heard a Freakonomics podcast recently with similar takeaways - that air pollution has a direct effect on cognition skills.