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by sha16 6mo ago
I wanted to write an app like this. Here's what I think would be useful for some people to compare: more checkboxes that represent typical daily activities like "how much energy does driving to the grocery store (x miles away) use
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by sha16 11mo ago
It's also slow for bulk operations like "mv somefolder/ ..." - it processes each file one at a time rather than a batch operation (I tried it out recently and this was one thing that stuck out).
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by sha16 11mo ago
> Stage 1: Denial (2018-2020) "Memory is cheap, optimization is expensive" I'm not sure if this first premise is right. Optimizing later on makes sense to me and isn't that expensive IMO (this can vary though)
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by sha16 1y ago
I was using Python's Pelican static site generator for some time until I wanted to further customize the template fragments of a theme. Started running into issues and even helped fix a bug with the build command. Eventually I couldn&#
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by sha16 2y ago
I wanted to apply OCR to my company's invoicing since they basically did purchasing for a bunch of other large companies, but the variability in the conversion was not tolerable. Even rounding something differently could catch an accou
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by sha16 2y ago
When I first started using Cursor the default behavior was for Claude to make a suggestion in the chat, and if the user agreed with it, they could click apply or cut and paste the part of it they wanted to use in their larger project. Now i
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by sha16 2y ago
One of my best contributions was a 1 line fix in one of Microsoft's repos. It took me a day or two to understand the code and what it was doing but it was well worth it.
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by sha16 2y ago
Whatever the motive, it's probably a smart move
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by sha16 2y ago
But did they consider a giant spider web?
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by sha16 2y ago
I think Claude trades quality for speed. From what I've seen it starts generating almost immediately even with a large token window. For smaller changes it is usually good enough, but larger changes are where I bump into issues as well
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by sha16 2y ago
I started writing my resume in LaTeX years ago. There are a couple templates on Overleaf that are very similar, there seems to be a convergence on the standard "engineering resume". I made https://resumai.co/conver
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by sha16 2y ago
This does not bode well for my hopes of LibreOffice getting my favorite features from Excel.
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by sha16 3y ago
Thanks! Create a channel and/or post sometime!
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by sha16 3y ago
Yeah I just launched it and didn't want it to be a blank page when people looked. Try adding a post!
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by sha16 3y ago
Just visit bleuit.io/c/somechannel or bleuit.io/c/cats/gifs and if it doesn't exist it will show a form to create it. There should be a welcome modal explaining it
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Show HN: Bleuit – A Recursive Reddit(bleuit.io)
9 points by sha16 3y ago|6 comments
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by sha16 3y ago
> “take this [the spreadsheet] and put it in on the website [Wesley].” This should be taught in classrooms.
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by sha16 3y ago
Nice work on the app! Reminds me of a news aggregator I worked on (inshapemind). What's your tech stack like?