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etewiah
4mo ago
Hey, I really like what you're doing. It's great that you generate easily shareable links. I'm working on homestocompare.com which helps with house hunting in the UK. Would it be okay to link to individual results on your
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When LLMs learn to take shortcuts, they become evil
(economist.com)
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etewiah
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etewiah
1y ago
If a game like this gets super popular can it be monetised?
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etewiah
1y ago
Looks good. I created propertywebbuilder.com as an open source real estate website builder some years ago. Had wanted to do something similar to mlsync next but never got round to it.
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etewiah
1y ago
Hi there, I'm working on something similar for the UK. Happy to chat if you'd be interested in exchanging ideas.
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etewiah
1y ago
Please run for president Jeff! Imagine an America led by Jeff Atwood - what a dream.
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etewiah
1y ago
That's interesting, can you explain a bit more. How would you go about transforming the focal length or depth
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etewiah
2y ago
Shame this post did not gain much traction. I'd be interested in hearing what others have to say. Are there other similar tools out there? Is this likely to lead to a new path for GIS apps? Might be worth reposting as a ShowHN in a f
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etewiah
2y ago
Hi there, sorry I've only just now seen your comment. What is the best way to reach you? You can send me a message on x: https://x.com/prptywebbuilder Or via the linkedinpage for propertywebbuilder
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etewiah
2y ago
Crikey, that looks horrible... Any ideas what that is about? Sorry I don't understand the Forbes reference.
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etewiah
2y ago
I'd love to resurrect my open source real estate website builder: https://github.com/etewiah/property_web_builder I was quite active with updating it a few years ago but haven't had the time to work on it rec
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etewiah
2y ago
Great to hear - thanks. I will add several more over the coming days.
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etewiah
2y ago
I like what you've done with zeli!! It is a shame it did not get so much traction when you did your showHn. One thing that I think would be useful alongside your summaries would be tags for each item. Have you considered that?
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etewiah
2y ago
Thanks - I hope to be able to release it in the next few days. Finding the right content to use for the podcast is quite important and I'm trying to figure out if there is a way to involve the community. Currently I host the audio fil
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etewiah
2y ago
Wow this is awesome. I've actually been working on something very similar. In my case though I focus on individual stories. Like the commenter above I feel audio doesn't work so well for general overview. I haven't done a sh
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etewiah
2y ago
This post has become so popular I decided to create a podcast discussion of it using notebooklm. You can find the audio at the top of this page: https://news.gipety.com/hn/41862332/k/175/s/ask-hn-fo
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etewiah
2y ago
Your wish is my command ;) https://news.gipety.com/
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etewiah
2y ago
You've got me thinking. Would this work for real estate data? A lot of sites make it quite hard to grab their raw data. Also, perhaps it could gain some insights from the photos...
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etewiah
2y ago
I really like the concept of gnod. I started creating notebookLM audios of hacker news posts and realised it would be nice to have a directory of notebookLM audios generally. Will send you an email shortly about this. Would be nice to fin
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etewiah
2y ago
Thanks, will do.
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etewiah
2y ago
Nice. I asked a few days ago about alternatives to NotebookLM with an API and didn't get good answers. I have started creating some audio podcasts of popular hacker news threads here: https://github.com/etewiah/gip
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etewiah
2y ago
Just sent you an email now.
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etewiah
2y ago
Wow, this could be just what I need for a project I'm working on now....
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etewiah
2y ago
Great post, well written. I almost thought it was written by a human till I got to "In the rapidly evolving landscape of AI-assisted coding tools...."
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The anonymous, anything-goes forum at the heart of the Pelicot rape case
(theguardian.com)
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etewiah
2y ago
Ha ha, love this. It just so happens that I am working on a tool that ends up expanding hacker news urls. The problem I was solving was that of managing lots of replies to a successful post. I allow you to replace the "ycombinator"
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etewiah
2y ago
A bit of a tangent but the big problem a friend of mine faced when he got on the front page was managing all the replies. It quickly gets difficult to figure out which comments are new and should be replied to. There is a solution I am wor
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etewiah
2y ago
Might not be a bad thing ;)
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etewiah
2y ago
Love this!!! Especially the idea of simply changing one letter in the url. I actually have a few ideas of how I can use that same trick for other functionality.
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etewiah
2y ago
This would make a great addition to https://bookmarkl.ink/
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