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samesense
1mo ago
You have an unlimited budget, and you only spend $80/day? I’m up to $3k/week, and still expanding.
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samesense
2mo ago
A clone of popurls that learns what I like to read: https://perurls.onrender.com/
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samesense
4mo ago
I get that grouping similarly colored icons might look better, but does it make it harder to find the app you want? Do you mainly pick apps by position? For quickly locating an app, wouldn’t it be better to place similar colors far apart, s
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samesense
1y ago
I had a very similar idea. I’m glad someone implemented it.
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Show HN: Top Neovim/iTerm theme pairings (color compatibility scoring)
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1y ago
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Show HN: Comparing iTerm2 and Neovim Theme Similarity
(rpubs.com)
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1y ago
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samesense
1y ago
I’ve been controlling rsi with upper body mobility and strength training + typing breaks for years. This mind over matter approach sounds like bullshit.
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Show HN: Use Hugging Face smolagents to grab a journal's RSS link
(github.com)
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2y ago
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2y ago
Here's a python script to find the rss url on a science journal's website. It leverages smolagents and meta-llama/Llama-3.3-70B-Instruct. The journal’s html is pulled with a custom smolagent tool powered by playwright. Html p
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samesense
3y ago
I use snakemake along with dvc. It detects changes in files, and reruns steps to produce downstream files as needed.
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samesense
4y ago
Is this a tool, plugin or philosophy?
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Ask HN: macOS GitHub GUI for organization code search via SSH
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4y ago
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Use fzf for tmux session switching
(waylonwalker.com)
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4y ago
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samesense
6y ago
producerpower doesn't work for me
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samesense
6y ago
Excellent. I’d pay to see guido’s python.
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samesense
10y ago
Yes. I've seen several examples of decision support since 2010. It's not easy to train models because the codes for procedures can be ambiguous. Furthermore, since hospital classifiers favor medical error recall over precision, do