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Show HN: Run LLMs in Docker for any language without prebuilding containers(github.com)
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Pin Your GitHub Actions(michaelheap.com)
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Why we the love Gateway API(konghq.com)
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Show HN: GitHub Action to enforce minimum review times(github.com)
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by mheap 7y ago
I recently read https://julienrenaux.fr/2019/12/20/github-actions-security-r... which reminds us that depending on external GitHub Actions is risky as branch and tag refs are mutable > Using GitHub actions
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Show HN: Improve the security of your GitHub Actions in one command(dev.to)
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An introduction to the power of *nix(theunixtoolbox.com)
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by mheap 13y ago
There's a bit of an introduction at http://michaelheap.com/introducing-happy-clients/ if you're not sure what it's for. The site's pretty basic at the minute, but I think the idea has potential.
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Show HN: Happy Clients(happyclients.michaelheap.com)
1 points by mheap 13y ago|1 comments
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by mheap 14y ago
Por Favor's more than a phone call or a text though, it's also a set of reminders with an alarm to remind you to act on a task at a a specific point in time. I'm obviously rubbish at the explaining what we do thing (though in my defence we'
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by mheap 14y ago
Sorry you feel that way :( Awesome that you were willing to give us a try though, thanks! As for the data, it really is worth it for me. I don't have an iOS dev license, or know anything about mobile development particularly. If I'm going t
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by mheap 14y ago
Can your partner get the hang of your Google doc? How about your mum? Por Favor is about making things easy for everyone. Your partner types in 'pick up some eggs when you go to the shop' and chooses you as the recipient. When you get to th
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by mheap 14y ago
The £1.99 pricing is a work in process. It shows a different price randomly. We're trying to use click through data to find the optimal price. Everyone needing the app is an issue that we know about, and we're trying to work out a way to so
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by mheap 14y ago
Per family pricing is a decent idea. We'll have to take a look at that! Someone else mentioned integrating with apps that they use every day, so we might take a look into the various other to do products and see of we can build on top of th
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by mheap 14y ago
Thanks! :)
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by mheap 14y ago
It takes away the hassle of remembering to do things. If you call me at 3pm asking me to put the oven on at 4pm, either I 'm busy working and forget or you have to call me at 3:50pm to remind me again. Por Favor automates the reminder step.
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by mheap 14y ago
Thanks for the feedback. You actually landed on the most expensive price! There's a few different prices, displayed at random. We're trying to see what people will pay for the app. 69p is a little low, as we need to at least cover our costs
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by mheap 14y ago
> Outdated in what sense? Outdated in that it's not targeted. I get all kinds of things into my inbox (I use filters too, but filtered things generally get forgotten about), emails from family, friends, newsletters, alerts when people r
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by mheap 14y ago
Ah, my mistake. I have no idea how that managed to sneak onto the site. I'll get it changed soon. @ollysb, @nodata: Sorry about that. I was honestly confused why people thought it was about keeping track and kept bringing it up when I'd sai
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by mheap 14y ago
I explicitly said that it's not about keeping track of who's done whom a favour. I'd even say that each day, any old favours get reset and hidden from view.
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by mheap 14y ago
Isn't email an outdated medium though? I get a lot of email, and messages from family and friends might not get seen for 6 hours (or more). The better comparison here is a text message, but they can still get lost in the noise too. Por Fa
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by mheap 14y ago
We're still working on the app idea. Maybe it'll just be a website to start and you pay to send favours. We're in the ideas stage at the minute, and nothing's set in stone. Do you think it's worth following up on the idea (ignoring implemen
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by mheap 14y ago
For me, it depends how big the favour is. If it's to pick someone up from the airport, it should definitely be a phonecall. Por Favor aims to fill the space where it's a small favour, like turning on the oven at a certain time or taking out
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by mheap 14y ago
The idea is that you get a notification when they ask you to do something, then again when it's time to do it. You can load the app and see everything you've agreed to do, but you don't need to open it to use the app. Adding a layer to your
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by mheap 14y ago
Por Favor's a to do app with a bit of a difference. Instead of you adding tasks to it, it's populated by your friends + family. A lot of the time, people ask for favours and I say "Yeah sure" and forget about it instantly. With Por Favor, I
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Show HN: Por Favor - Favors between friends(porfavorapp.com)
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by mheap 14y ago
You're well within your rights to send tweets to a folder but never read them :) Things do happen! Unfortunately most of what we do is technical, and our (perceived) target market doesn't really care about that side of things. I'm sure we c
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by mheap 14y ago
We don't filter anything out, as that's against Twitter's ToS. We do however facilitate sending all tweets from a user into a folder you define. You can of course decide not to read that folder :) The UX on creating filters needs work, I ag
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by mheap 14y ago
We have. My co-founder emailed each person individually and a large majority of them simply ignored the email. :(
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by mheap 14y ago
Both of these points have been made elsewhere in the thread, so we should take a look at them. Unfortunately, machine learning isn't as good as users explicitly saying what they want to see (and not nearly as easy to implement either!) As f

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