alberduris

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by alberduris 6mo ago
I saw @sambodanis's "The Foreman Dispatch" concept on Twitter (using an Agent to generate newspapers about what it's doing for you) and looked wonderful to me. So I turned it into an open source Skill that anyone can use
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Show HN: I turned Stravaleaks into an HTML broadsheet newspaper(stravaleaks-dispatch.vercel.app)
1 points by alberduris 6mo ago|1 comments
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Show HN: X's API is finally pay-per-use so I built a CLI for AI agents (Skill)(skills.sh)
1 points by alberduris 8mo ago|0 comments
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by alberduris 1y ago
Yes, it seems so. I’ve tried every possible way to get it to specifically search for YouTube videos and there’s just no way. Even if you search for videos on a topic with hundreds of highly relevant YouTube videos, and explicitly ask it to
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by alberduris 2y ago
I know the summaries are expensive, but it's the only way to maintain quality. You can read any summary for free from the gallery. If you want to create one, I've set up variable pricing so you can buy the exact number of minutes
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Show HN: I crafted an LLM pipeline to generate insightful summaries(summiz.ai)
1 points by alberduris 2y ago|3 comments
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by alberduris 2y ago
Very good looking. It'd be amazing if it has some kind of "time travelling" option or an easy way to know the next time the ISS will pass over a certain location.
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by alberduris 2y ago
Do you think it'll be helpful to be better at the "CTO"-like role that an indie hacker needs to build a Micro-SaaS?
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by alberduris 2y ago
Who is supposed to supposed to play the narrations for the children?
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by alberduris 2y ago
The Windows Media Player on Windows XP had this by default
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by alberduris 2y ago
What are your thoughts about the risks of this tool?
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by alberduris 2y ago
Is this like the status pages of big companies but for indie hackers or personal use?