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by anandrmedia 2y ago
It depends. Sometimes I feel that OAI performs better, and sometimes deepseek does.
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Show HN: I made a simple agentic framework in JavaScript(github.com)
10 points by anandrmedia 2y ago|2 comments
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by anandrmedia 3y ago
An email for every reply can be annoying. The extension I developed embeds an In-App Inbox inside HackerNews (If you've used Reddit, you know). So, everything stays inside HackerNews itself. No push notifications or emails.
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by anandrmedia 3y ago
That is nice. I believe there should be some way to quickly find replies that I'm interested in responding.
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by anandrmedia 3y ago
That's nice :) In my case, notification (or an indicator atleast) help me save a lot of time. This is especially when I'm serious about knowing the latest updates on something. If it's something less critical, I'd simply
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by anandrmedia 3y ago
Are you sure there are spambots here?
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by anandrmedia 3y ago
Nice to hear your perspective. Just asking, You wouldn't use it even if it's just a badge (or an indication), and nothing intrusive like a push, or a popup?
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by anandrmedia 3y ago
If anyone want to try, here it is - https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/hn-notifier-hacker... (It doesn't collect or use any of your personal information, cookies or anything)
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Ask HN: Do you like to get notified when someone replies on Hacker News?
13 points by anandrmedia 3y ago|19 comments
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by anandrmedia 4y ago
For a developer, it might look "easier" because literally anything could be built by coding if there is no limit on the time and money they can spend. But for a company, this means more to them. Of course, they can build anything
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by anandrmedia 4y ago
This is cool. Is there a way to write custom integrations?
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by anandrmedia 4y ago
As you might already know, Heroku is stopping their free tier next month. Many developers were using Heroku to host their side projects, and to deploy branches for PR review. I tried to make a list of alternatives with a free tier. Please f
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by anandrmedia 4y ago
I got confused with the term "size compared to moon".
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by anandrmedia 4y ago
lol :)
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Heroku's free tier ending next month. Free alternatives to consider(github.com)
3 points by anandrmedia 4y ago|2 comments
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by anandrmedia 4y ago
Oops, I need to edit manifest.json. Well, there is no email. It just shows notifies you via the bell embdedded in your Hacker News header. No push or anything intrusive :)
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by anandrmedia 4y ago
It won't call the HN API for each user.
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by anandrmedia 4y ago
Just added the license :)
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by anandrmedia 4y ago
I agree. hnreplies.com is a nice tool. I built this extension just for the in-app bell which is missing in HN.
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by anandrmedia 4y ago
Sure! Thanks.
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by anandrmedia 4y ago
Thanks for the feedback. Btw, there is a hosted version of this extension available on Google Chrome Webstore - shorturl.at/RU236
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by anandrmedia 4y ago
Thanks for the feedback. Btw, this extension doesn't use any private information such as cookies or email. It just uses the public HN username to track replies posted on your threads. Engagespot is an API that I'm building and I j
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by anandrmedia 4y ago
Yes. IMHO, having an unread count is not annoying, but productive.
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by anandrmedia 4y ago
The backend hits the API every five seconds (not per user). Also, as per the HN API docs, currently there is no rate limit.
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by anandrmedia 4y ago
Yes, the problem is that, sometimes we miss an important reply in a threaded conversation. With an extention like this, it easier to spot new replies so I don't have to keep checking my threads.
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by anandrmedia 4y ago
Hey HN, I developed this opensource chrome extension that simply adds a bell to HN header. It shows the count of new replies (that you might have missed). Clicking on the bell opens a notification inbox which shows the comment preview witho
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Show HN: I made an open source Chrome extension to notify you of new HN replies(github.com)
24 points by anandrmedia 4y ago|21 comments
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by anandrmedia 4y ago
Loved it. I'm gonna try this for Engagespot :)
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by anandrmedia 4y ago
I use Safari on my mac, because it doesn't make my system slow
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by anandrmedia 4y ago
The extension simply gets your public HN username and uses that to uniquely identify you. So there is no need to store any cookies.

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