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Show HN: I gave Fable a robot body
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Using Apple native OCR to turn recurring workflows into skills [video]
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Show HN: Open-source alternative to Codex Chronicle, using Apple's local OCR
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Hey! Tal here. Maxim and I created Familiar to capture our screen (and clipboard) every few seconds and save it as markdown. That way our local agent can use that as context (through a cron, skill, or slash command). Our early testers are s
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Show HN: Every 4s, Familiar OCRs my screen into Markdown (open source, local)
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Show HN: I built an app that detects and scolds anyone not wearing a Covid mask
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Show HN: Automatically scold people without a face mask
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Making Valuable Things [Cheat Sheet]
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“Don’t just use your beliefs to measure reality, also use reality to measure...”
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Algorithms are toxic bosses
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8y ago
Yeah, that's a good point - the filter has definitely changed for me over time as well. The don't-care bucket is filling up, and I like it.
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Will this shit matter in a year? [SLIDES]
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Patreon’s API unlocks rewards across the web for creators
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How Uber chose consistency over user experience
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10y ago
The site lost a lot of credibility at several moments for me, this being a big one.
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10y ago
This coheres with my dating experiences as well. The medium may have changed, but we're all still people, with mostly the same spectrum of motivations we've always had. My issue with dating apps is that they're too efficien
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11y ago
This premise has always been the first thought in my mind when hearing of a conspiracy. Cool to see it modeled in historical context.
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11y ago
> The "flow" that imaginative people love so much has a darker cousin that prevents you from pausing to savor life... I'm glad he pointed out this seemingly small detail. This took me a very long time to understand. EDIT:
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11y ago
I understand why you might arrive at that conclusion, but think about another level: What did Jessica Livingston lose or miss out on by not promoting herself to the public? I would argue that she missed out on nothing that matters.
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11y ago
> In fact, the real moral of the story is that the tech press is almost entirely bullshit, and that is mostly to be avoided. Any interaction I've had with the tech press from the "written about" side of things (or reading
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11y ago
I was close to deleting my Facebook account when I discovered the News Feed Eradicator[1]. This way I can still use messages, groups, events, etc. without having to experience the dreaded news feed. It really improved my quality of life. An
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11y ago
This is one of my favorite boards to go out on, whether I'm in Hawaii or Florida - it's really good quality. I never gave it much thought, so it's very cool to learn the business story behind it.
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11y ago
Definitely possible. And you guessed it - American. Is health insurance the only thing to worry about? Any other reasons to save up a lot of money, or something to insure for? For example, if a medical issue arises, insurance covers treatme
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11y ago
That part I'm sold on. I'm wondering about, as another comment mentioned, what happens if you discover one day you're not self sufficient, even temporarily (significant illness, chronic illness, major injury - or something I&
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11y ago
The comments here are really thought provoking. I feel like I'm missing something - is there some kind of unmentioned catch, like don't get sick, or you have to have really good workers/health/disability insurance - to m
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11y ago
This is so absolutely true. After a long day of using my left brain the only thing I feel like doing is playing some guitar. I've only learned a few chords and bought a cheap one off Amazon, but it is simply wonderful. I would add to y
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How I Keep a Clear Mind in a World of Notifications
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Cold Shower Ventures
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11y ago
Generalizing, dogmatic attitudes, some of which are religious - and some of which are expressed in your comment - are harmful. It's just as silly - and intellectually easy - to blindly condemn culture and religion as it is to blindly f
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11y ago
I'm in a similar situation and I've decided that while I won't live there, it's worth visiting my friends and contacts once in a while to catch up and learn about what they're doing. I've been told by many frie
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