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by backrun 6d ago
Interesting. I wonder if this will evolve into something closer to Codex or Claude Code, where it can actually work across files and tasks on your computer, not just act as a desktop chatbot.
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Serve Qwen3 2.4T-Parameter Model with Configurable Reasoning on Nvidia GB300(developer.nvidia.com)
3 points by backrun 6d ago|0 comments
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by backrun 1mo ago
did'nt realize exporting to pdf was this straightforward. The word export keep the formatting intact too. helpful video
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by backrun 1mo ago
you saves me. did'nt know you could get clean markdown out of chatgpt like this. The manual way works, but extension is much faster for long chats
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by backrun 1mo ago
Didn't know Claude had this option. Tried the extension, exporter a long chat to markdown in one click. Clean output, work well with Obsidian
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by backrun 2mo ago
Just tried ai chat exporter. Export a long ChatGPT thread to word, table and formmatting came out clean. Been looking for something like this. thank you
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by backrun 2mo ago
try this gemini to wor or pdf extension yesterday. Exported a long response, table came out clean in word. didn't expect it work that well
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by backrun 2mo ago
Nice idea. Curious how well it handle tables and images
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by backrun 3mo ago
I suspect the most the reliable approach is to stop treating the model as the syntax checker. Let it propose a small diff, then run the result through check-parens, the language parser, or a formatter before accepting the change. if valifat
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by backrun 3mo ago
tried HTML deployer after generating a landing page in Claude. Had a live URL before I finished my coffee. Thanks
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by backrun 4mo ago
I used it for a few long ChatGPT threads with code and tables. Copy-paste usually messes up the formatting, but this saved it pretty cleanly. Good extension.
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by backrun 5mo ago
Installed it. Exported a long research thread to Notion and it came through clean. The code blocks actually preserved formatting which I did not expect.
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by backrun 6mo ago
I've been looking for a proper Gemini to Word converter for months. Every tool I tried either flattened the code blocks or just exported plain text with no structure. Does this actually preserve heading hierarchy in the DOCX output?
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by backrun 6mo ago
The biggest problem when you export Gemini chat isn't finding a method — it's that almost every method destroys your formatting. Code blocks collapse into plain text. Tables fall apart. Bold and italic disappear. I went through ev
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by backrun 6mo ago
Really cool project. I like that you are focusing on preserving code and context instead of doing a naive text replacement pass. The one click GUI approach also makes this much more accessible for ROM hack communities that are not very tech
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I made a Chrome extension to export an entire Gemini chat
4 points by backrun 6mo ago|0 comments
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by backrun 6mo ago
Damn, HN is almost my age too.
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by backrun 6mo ago
Thanks so much, this genuinely means a lot. Gemini Exporter came from the exact same frustration, so it is great to hear it helped you. For anyone who wants to try it, here is the extension: https://chromewebstore.google.com&#x2F
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by backrun 6mo ago
Interesting project. Monitoring how ChatGPT, Gemini, and Claude cite a site over time feels genuinely useful, especially since most teams currently have to rely on scattered manual checks. I also like that Canonry is self-hosted and SQLite-
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by backrun 6mo ago
Good question — that is exactly where tools like this either become useful or fall apart. For DOM changes, I try not to couple the parser too tightly to fragile selectors. The extraction layer leans more on structural patterns in the render
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Gemini Exporter – Save Chats Directly to Notion, Docs, Word, and PDF(chromewebstore.google.com)
4 points by backrun 6mo ago|3 comments
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by backrun 6mo ago
I built Gemini Exporter because I use Gemini daily for research and coding, but getting the formatted output—especially complex markdown, tables, and code blocks—into my workspace was a frustrating copy-paste exercise that often broke the f
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I built a tool to export Gemini chat to PDF, Word, Docs, and Notion
2 points by backrun 6mo ago|1 comments
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by backrun 6mo ago
F# hits a sweet spot that's hard to explain until you've used it: you get the conciseness of a scripting language but with a type system that catches errors before you run anything. For automation specifically, the pipe operator (
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by backrun 6mo ago
Fair concern — that's the most common failure mode for extensions like this. A few things I've built in to reduce breakage: First, the parser doesn't rely on a single fragile selector chain. It targets multiple fallback ident
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Gemini Exporter – Save Gemini to PDF, Word, Google Docs and Notion(chromewebstore.google.com)
3 points by backrun 6mo ago|2 comments
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Gemini Exporter – Export Gemini Chat to PDF, Word, and Notion in One Click
4 points by backrun 6mo ago|2 comments
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ChatGPT to PDF Extension – export ChatGPT chats to a clean PDF in one click(chromewebstore.google.com)
1 points by backrun 7mo ago|2 comments
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by backrun 7mo ago
I built a ChatGPT to PDF Extension that lets you export any ChatGPT conversation into a neatly formatted PDF with one click. I use ChatGPT for specs, drafts, client notes, and internal docs. The annoying part was always the last mile: copy-
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by backrun 7mo ago
Glad it helped!

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