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by simplecto 1y ago
now do crypto
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by simplecto 1y ago
and Django as the icing on top of this framework cake :-)
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by simplecto 1y ago
Just had a look at the repo -- I'm curious to know where this goes when you add vectors for semantic / hybrid search. The use of commit-hooks is also very clever (mentioned here in the replies)
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Ask HN: Looking for a directory of PS1 command prompts. Like awesome lists
5 points by simplecto 1y ago|5 comments
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by simplecto 1y ago
very cool to see people go deep in the weeds to make it easier for lazy devs like me.
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by simplecto 1y ago
Hmmm...if I understand it this is possible. The freelancer's client would need to oauth authenticate and approve the right permissions/scopes through. Then those tokens would be saved in the database for your freelancer to use on
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Show HN: Oauth2_capture – A Django package for handling OAuth2 token flows
3 points by simplecto 1y ago|2 comments
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by simplecto 1y ago
make the internet weird again. 10/10 rating
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by simplecto 2y ago
This crept up quite a bit during the pandemic and a lot of people just "powered through" which only exacerbated things. That had a compounding effect on which led to burnout and anxiety. One left tech to join his brother in an out
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by simplecto 2y ago
It is not (I'm not sure where it is going. But here is a gist of that file. This is in my requirements.txt git+ https://github.com/richardpenman/whois.git@master#egg=python... And the meat of the file: import
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by simplecto 2y ago
Thanks! -- It is in the backlog under "pending". If this thing takes off and becomes a thing then adding those will be fairly straight forward.
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by simplecto 2y ago
Hahaha. There is something in the aether today. I just posted here about my own similar tool, but doing it with REST apis. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43173022
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by simplecto 2y ago
Hey, I'm embarrassed to release this often, which is kind of the mantra around here, right? Long story short is that I've decided to build an API service that wraps many of the most useful libraries and other services, even those
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JOAT API (Jack Of All Trades): A lazy lazy lazy developers API(joat.tools)
3 points by simplecto 2y ago|5 comments
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by simplecto 2y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42922989
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by simplecto 2y ago
Enron tried this in the late 90s/early 2000s. That didn't work for a number of reasons (cooking the books), but also network bandwidth is not fungible. Unlike commodities such as oil or natural gas, bandwidth’s value is highly dep
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by simplecto 2y ago
I knew this was coming, so kudos to you all for getting out of the gate! I've implemented this in our workflows, albeit a bit more naive: when we kick off new processes the user is given the option to "put a human in the loop&quot
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by simplecto 2y ago
Social media is like freeways. They will fill up and become as crowded as before. It is a land grab like everywhere else. The crypto people have already shown up, and the solopreneurs are chiming in as well. Hopefully Bluesky’s algorithm ca
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by simplecto 2y ago
This is such a secret sleeper piece of software. Keep in mind this will also do video as well, which excites me to experiment with making 24/7 streaming channels like old-school cable tv.
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by simplecto 2y ago
California -- here, hold my Chardonnay
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by simplecto 2y ago
because the space moves fast, and from my learning this is the current thing. Like fashion -- it changes from season to season
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by simplecto 2y ago
It seems that the current mode (eg fashion) is a hybrid approach, with vector results on one side, BM25 on the other, and then a re-reank algo to smooth things out. I'm out of my depth here but genuinely interested and curious to see o
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by simplecto 2y ago
Those are some really spicy opinions. It would seem that many search experts might not agree. David Tippet (formerly opensearch and now at Github) A great podcast with David Tippet and Nicolay Gerold entitled: "BM25 is the workhorse of
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Once you layoff your people will it be time to fire cloud?
4 points by simplecto 2y ago|0 comments
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by simplecto 2y ago
I would focus on a niche not well served by the current platform. I dont know who that would be. Multi-sided marketplaces are really hard to bootstrap, but with the right offering to the right people— it could be a win.
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Has the market spoken? Time to pick up Golang and Rust?
44 points by simplecto 2y ago|63 comments
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Show HN: Create GitHub issues from voice memo and LLM
1 points by simplecto 2y ago|0 comments
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by simplecto 2y ago
pipe that through an LLM and you will have a page full of word salad :-) but seriously, this is a neat idea. and kudos to OP for building a full prototype -- this is the level of geekery I show up for. I remember the days of T9 on the old N
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by simplecto 2y ago
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by simplecto 2y ago
The AI stuff is cool, but the unlock for consistently improved developer experience and productivity has been the consistent use of linters, formatters, type checking, strict commit messages, and automated releases, and change logs. Having

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