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by gerlv 6mo ago
Building DynoWizard [1] - tool for designing single table DynamoDB tables. I first used DynamoDB 8 years ago and have been designing single-table schemas heavily since. For me, the best way to create drafts was always pen and paper (and the
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by gerlv 1y ago
1. Treat it as a stream - you can't catch all of it as there is so much info, just catch something interesting, read it, and don't stress out if you didn't catch something else. There will always be something else to read. 2.
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ScreenAI: A Vision-Language Model for UI and Infographics Understanding(arxiv.org)
1 points by gerlv 3y ago|0 comments
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An Interactive Agent Foundation Model(arxiv.org)
2 points by gerlv 3y ago|0 comments
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by gerlv 3y ago
This looks cool and I would definitely use it as at the moment manually type "Act as ..., this is the context, ... etc" to improve the responses. Side note - this is a single page with a few paragraphs, why is it 1.4MB in size (30
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by gerlv 3y ago
For API responses that require valid JSON - you can make requests in JSON mode - https://platform.openai.com/docs/api-reference/chat/create#c... Edit: url to API docs
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Universal Android Debloater(github.com)
1 points by gerlv 3y ago|0 comments
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by gerlv 3y ago
Google Wave, there were some features that were amazing like splitting messages in their own threads to branch off some ideas and keep conversations on track.
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The Annotated Transformer (2022)(nlp.seas.harvard.edu)
1 points by gerlv 3y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Genome - AI based Instagram post generation tool(genome.build)
6 points by gerlv 4y ago|0 comments
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JQ Wysiwyg Web Editor(jqterm.com)
3 points by gerlv 5y ago|0 comments
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by gerlv 6y ago
That's what I do as well and can recommend it. I found I have more energy and focus as everyone else is getting ready for their day. The secret is not to go to HN, twitter, etc :) If you can't find time in the morning, meditating
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by gerlv 6y ago
McPiper - macOS status bar app that monitors GitLab CI/CD pipelines and notifies you if they fail. This month released support for on prem GitLab instances, and now working on adding GitHub actions. Website https://www.mcpip
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by gerlv 6y ago
I was in the same position when I started working at the first company. They just continued to pay the same salary after I graduated. Until you reach senior level, the best strategy for maximising salary is to switch to better paying jobs e
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by gerlv 6y ago
Hi Marc, thank you for the detailed feedback, it's very useful! > - the popup to allow notification did not come (after manually allowing it works) What's your macOS version? I've tried replicating it, but seems to work ok
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by gerlv 6y ago
Hey everyone, McPiper 1.3 release is out with private GitLab servers support. Let me know what you think! McPiper is a macOS status bar app that tracks GitLab CI/CD pipelines and sends notifications when the pipelines fail. Some promo
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Show HN: McPiper 1.3 – track Gitlab CI/CD pipelines from macOS status bar(mcpiper.app)
4 points by gerlv 6y ago|5 comments
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Buster: Captcha Solver for Humans(github.com)
1 points by gerlv 6y ago|0 comments
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by gerlv 6y ago
Notion. Their browser plugin saves the page content + keeps the link. It's been really useful as I can find the recipes quickly on my mobile when cooking.
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by gerlv 6y ago
Hey Hacker News, I'm Oleg, maker of McPiper. I've built it to help me monitor GitLab pipelines. While coding I don't look at my emails and I was missing failed pipeline notifications. McPiper is macOS app that lives in the st
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Show HN: McPiper – monitor Gitlab CI/CD pipelines from macOS status bar(mcpiper.app)
2 points by gerlv 6y ago|1 comments
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by gerlv 6y ago
I've built McPiper - simple Gitlab CI/CD pipeline monitor from macOS status bar. When I work I usually have emails off, so no idea when the pipelines fail. At the moment functionality is quite basic, but it solves the problem I ha
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by gerlv 8y ago
Had similar experience a few years ago. After 5 years startup failed. Turns out I've gained a lot of valuable experience during those 5 years since start-up usually means moving faster - you learn more. Honestly, just find some recrui
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by gerlv 10y ago
Ship daily This is the advice I can give to anyone who has a side project. Get to the point where you can show something to the users and just start adding stuff. Even if it's just two lines of code or changing the favicon - still wo
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by gerlv 10y ago
Most likely you won't be able to estimate project accurately. I've co-founded a digital agency, and after 5 years we still can get 100% accuracy. But here are few things that will impact the accuracy: - how familiar are you with t
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by gerlv 10y ago
iTunes url: https://itunes.apple.com/gb/app/elevate-celebrate-small-wins...
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by gerlv 10y ago
We did an internal hackathon at LETO a few weeks ago and our team did Elevate app - a gratitude journal. Joe did a blog post on our thinking behind it. Would love to hear some feedback on the app, and let me know if you find any issues. And
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Celebrate your small wins the thinking behind Elevate(medium.com)
4 points by gerlv 10y ago|2 comments
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by gerlv 10y ago
I've tried using Anki but found it too confusing. Most features are overkill for what I needed, plus I always forgot to revise. Earlier this year I build a side project to tackle this problem. I've added email notifications, made
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Using Vagrant for development(ger.lv)
1 points by gerlv 10y ago|0 comments

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