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Show HN: PromptTray – Visual AI prompt manager (now supports Sora 2)(prompttray.com)
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by poppobit 1y ago
I said I clean up chats weekly, but honestly, I also delete small or casual ones right after they’re done. So the “weekly cleanup” takes maybe a minute total. I think whether to keep chats depends on your goal. I use AI mainly as a tool for
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by poppobit 1y ago
I just clean up old chats every week. I keep maybe 3–5 that matter. If I need the info again, I’ll just ask ChatGPT — faster than digging through history.
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by poppobit 1y ago
I think this piece makes a strong point — when there’s already a working model, just copy it instead of endlessly debating. The homelessness crisis is real, and doing nothing while watching it grow worse is the worst option. Of course there
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by poppobit 1y ago
This is really impressive! With Canada’s housing prices skyrocketing, this dataset seems incredibly useful. I’m not in this field myself, so I can’t directly make use of it, but it definitely looks like it has a lot of potential. That said,
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by poppobit 1y ago
I think in a similar way, though from a slightly different angle. For me, the value of stopping on time isn’t just about avoiding overtime — it’s also about not waiting for a clean break. When I wrap things up too neatly, the next day feels
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by poppobit 1y ago
Funny idea! Unfortunately, I don’t have a partner to use it with… guess I’ll be waiting for the single-player mode.
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by poppobit 1y ago
Totally feel this. I once found an entire site built with nothing but MySQL timestamp. I switched everything over to DATETIME, but since I did it in a straightforward way, I kept worrying there were hidden bugs lurking. In the end I just cl
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by poppobit 1y ago
Just submitted my story. Hope that’s useful. but please, no interviews...
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by poppobit 1y ago
I think the article nails it. AI makes spinning up code almost too easy, but then you get services where ops or security were barely considered. That’s also why people with those skills are still in demand — they’re the ones holding things
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by poppobit 1y ago
Love the concept. Only thing — asking for email upfront on the form made me hesitate. Any plans for a more anonymous option?
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by poppobit 1y ago
Cool project.
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by poppobit 1y ago
Most devs write docs like aliens. Time to send them back to elementary school English class.
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by poppobit 1y ago
Interesting point! I hadn’t really thought about it in terms of surveillance. For me the appeal was more about comfort and safety — things like detecting gas leaks, fires, or other hazardous smells. In that context, I wouldn’t feel any down
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by poppobit 1y ago
It’s depressing when tax money is spent on this kind of nonsense.
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by poppobit 1y ago
Looking forward to seeing it.
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by poppobit 1y ago
Incredible. Hope this becomes real soon.
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by poppobit 1y ago
I’m Japanese, and I’m actually surprised that most other countries name streets. We name the land itself.
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by poppobit 1y ago
Really interesting collection of ideas — lots of surprising trends in here.
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by poppobit 1y ago
This really helped me organize my own thinking — thanks.
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by poppobit 1y ago
Huh, nature’s pretty amazing.
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by poppobit 1y ago
Cool idea — maybe add a few numbers and symbols as well?
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by poppobit 1y ago
Japan’s convenience store business thrives on efficiency through automation, risk reduction through franchising, and highly optimized delivery networks in dense urban areas. In the US, I think this model would face significant challenges. T
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by poppobit 1y ago
This is really cool — it reminds me of a Japanese subway map.
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by poppobit 1y ago
This site is really impressive — super interesting! It feels a bit slow-paced, but the overall quality is amazing.