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   Show HN: hmr-serve, hot-loading web app for any folder (MIT)(github.com)

   1 points by fishbone 2mo ago|0 comments
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   by fishbone 2mo ago

   I fixed this issue. The dom-docx.com Live Converter "Try in the browser" page was running an older version of the dom-docx package from before Page Breaks were added as a feature. I've updated it to the latest version.
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   by fishbone 2mo ago

   I tested this, but it seems like it regressed somehow. It may not be working in the browser side use case right now. I'll have to look at it later this evening. I created a GH issue to keep it on the radar: https://github.co
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   by fishbone 2mo ago

   I hear you, thanks for the feedback. I've done that some already but of course it could be better in more of my own voice.
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   by fishbone 2mo ago

   Ok, I dug into the Red Hat doc. It’s a great example and it uncovered a few real shortcomings. A couple of things about this scenario: First, the page relies on stylesheets, so you need styleSource: "computed", either Playwright o
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   by fishbone 2mo ago

   Since HTML is so rich and the DX is amazing these days, I wish HTML file sharing for the document use case (and using the browser as a client) was widely accepted, it’s another problem/opportunity I’ve pondered a lot.
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   by fishbone 2mo ago

   Not yet, but I’ve actually thought about that and want to investigate that possibility at some point!
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   by fishbone 2mo ago

   Scoring would probably be the big difference because the outcome is to optimize performance or optimize a score or a metric versus just a pass fail.
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   by fishbone 2mo ago

   I did everything with the Cursor $20 plan and the Claude Code $20 plan, so in this particular case it wasn’t actually that many tokens. This was over the course of about four weeks of weekend and evening work.
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    by fishbone 2mo ago

    All of the suite test cases are small fragments of HTML to test specific things, so I probably do need a way to test bigger documents. Thanks for the feedback. I’ll add that to the to-do list. I’ll try the red hat example later this evening
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    by fishbone 2mo ago

    Thanks, and just to mention, I’ve had awesome results using Autoresearch loops on other things like SQL performance. Prompt example: You are a SQL performance researcher. Run the following SQL query to establish a baseline, then come up wit
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    by fishbone 2mo ago

    Thanks for the feedback, I’ll add Word validation to my todo list.
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    by fishbone 2mo ago

    Agreed, visual fidelity is pretty hard, and that’s why none of the scores are 100.
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    by fishbone 2mo ago

    I don’t have MS word installed on my development machine, so I haven’t done much testing with Word, but that does sound like a good idea to run the suite using Word. For what it’s worth I did not notice any issues with LibreOffice, even aft
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    by fishbone 2mo ago

    Hey HN, author here. I do a lot of backend document (docx file) generation work, and updating our templates and backend code is one of my least favorite development tasks. Cryptic errors, minute-plus rebuild loops. I’d much prefer building
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    Show HN: DOM-docx – HTML to native, editable Word docs (MIT)(github.com)

    158 points by fishbone 2mo ago|40 comments
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    Show HN: Wealth Curve – Financial forecasting with local storage and E2EE(wealthcurve.app)

    1 points by fishbone 5mo ago|0 comments
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    by fishbone 3y ago

    This is awesome, love the python script
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    by fishbone 3y ago

    I’m going to experiment with my setup some more, but I may go your route in the end.
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    by fishbone 3y ago

    Thank you for the advice, do you know the specs on the aquarium chiller by chance? I do plan to use a GFCI.
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    by fishbone 3y ago

    Thanks for the info. I was planning on using a timer and thermostat switch to turn the pump off once reaching target temp and to use gravity to empty the coil when the pump is off.
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    by fishbone 3y ago

    Most of the DIY stuff I have seen involves putting the water directly in the chest freezer. Would need a much bigger chest freezer to fit in and I’m not crazy about the electrocution risk. I’m currently using the make a bunch of ice approac
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    by fishbone 3y ago

    The fins are a cool idea!
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    Ask HN: DIY ice bath equation for water cooling

    9 points by fishbone 3y ago|29 comments
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    by fishbone 5y ago

    For those using Aeropress, are you using boiling water? I use 165 degree water...just curious.
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    by fishbone 5y ago

    I work with Vue every day at my day job and I spent about 200 hours on the side building an online Svelte course. I really enjoyed the syntax and readability of .svelte files. Local dev environment was a great developer experience and the l
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    by fishbone 6y ago

    Here’s a quote I like: A human being should be able to change a diaper, plan an invasion, butcher a hog, conn a ship, design a building, write a sonnet, balance accounts, build a wall, set a bone, comfort the dying, take orders, give orders
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    by fishbone 7y ago

    Good information, so we would have a Neural Net that takes a vaccine input and predicts the human (or animal) immune response, and another neural net that generates the vaccine inputs. I suppose the problem would be lack of labeled training
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    Ask HN: Could reinforcement learning be used to create vaccines?

    6 points by fishbone 7y ago|3 comments
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    by fishbone 7y ago

    Thank you for the recommendations!