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Show HN: ParrotsCage – Effective Journaling with feedback from A.I(parrotscage.com)
1 points by chromano 3y ago|1 comments
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by chromano 3y ago
Hi all, this is Carlos and I’m the founder of ParrotsCage (www.parrotscage.com), a system I’ve been developing to help me overcome depression and anxiety. ParrotsCage has a few strategies to help with that: - It allows you to track your
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by chromano 3y ago
I had a similar demand and started working on something for myself. It's a very simple system where you have a set of checkin buttons and a progress button at the top. There's a progress page where all checkins and progress displa
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by chromano 6y ago
Yeap, but storing data in things like dropbox/drive/s3 would require the app to have some sort of indexing in place (I'm thinking about ElasticSearch), as querying on these storages would perform really bad I think.
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by chromano 6y ago
Great post! I've been thinking about it myself for some time. My main concern is that once you let the user to hold the data, you might introduce a security issue as it is very unlikely the end user will protect its data as well as you
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by chromano 8y ago
I started this project because currently it is too "hard" to profile requests for python webapps. There are attempts that create a new URL for you to inspect the results, but I guess that embedding the results directly into the re
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Show HN: Include profiling results into the response for a WSGI application(github.com)
1 points by chromano 8y ago|1 comments
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by chromano 9y ago
Will there be an API sometime in the future? Also will it be possible to whitelabel the template editor and/or make it embeddable?
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Show HN: Useful library for dealing with tasks DAG in Celery(github.com)
2 points by chromano 9y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: twexport – Free and Open Source Twitter Export Tool(twexport.chromano.me)
3 points by chromano 10y ago|0 comments
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by chromano 10y ago
Cool, but how can I sign up? -> https://coding.net/register (I don't understand a thing)
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GNU parallel, that's when Unix philosophy rocks(gnu.org)
2 points by chromano 10y ago|0 comments
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by chromano 10y ago
Thanks a lot for this project, I've been thinking about coding in the browser for a while, but you guys went much ahead... it is just sad for me to not understand Chinese, but hopefully it will get translated to more languages soon now
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by chromano 11y ago
Yeah, it seems like the work on asyncio may do what I want; I will update the post.
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by chromano 11y ago
Thanks for the feedback. I think the post has much to be improved, but the idea was to get an idea of how that would be useful for other developers -- As for the `next()` and `consume()` approaches, yes, that would basically combine multipl
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Extending Python’s generators to support mainloops(chromano.me)
12 points by chromano 11y ago|4 comments
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by chromano 11y ago
Does anyone here use www.passwordstore.org? I read through the source and I simply love how simple things are... therefore I wonder why something like keepass is preferred over passwordstore?
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by chromano 11y ago
He has more than one research, he even has a factory where he provides materials to a big company here in Brasil. It is irrelevant for this discussion anyways, since it is completely unrelated.
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by chromano 11y ago
Except the researcher is distributing the drug without charging for it. He's not interested in the money.
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by chromano 11y ago
You know what is interesting? In the city I currently live (São Carlos, an inner city in the state of São Paulo, Brasil), there's a 20 years old research that is helping victims of cancer with a new drug. The idea is pretty simple, bu
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by chromano 11y ago
I really like this product, applying right now.
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by chromano 11y ago
Ouch, about 2 hours since the announcement and the position is already closed!
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by chromano 11y ago
I have more interesting subjects to read about, I will let the experts tell me their conclusion (when they get one.)
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by chromano 11y ago
Right, IMHO QI test (and the brain teasers, anyways) could be used, but as a small part of a more complex process -- like, what about giving the applicant a real problem to work on? Unless you don't have enough time to make a hire, but
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by chromano 11y ago
I had to go through an IQ test and a couple of brain teasers for a job application -- I wasn't hired even though I scored well in the IQ test and answered correctly 4 out of 5 of the brain teasers, they were expecting an outstanding r
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by chromano 11y ago
Right, but why they did it anyways?
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by chromano 11y ago
There's no way I'd share my private key with whatever extensions there are. It just doesn't feel right.
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by chromano 11y ago
Interesting, I didn't know that... I think I will start answering more now. Let these words be heard!
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by chromano 11y ago
It seems like it is worth nothing but a badge, as documented here: http://meta.stackexchange.com/questions/17364/how-does-comme... "No reputation of any kind is earned or lost from comment votes, though
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by chromano 11y ago
You can't down vote a comment, that might be a reason.

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