tony_codes

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by tony_codes 6mo ago
speaking of chance discovery, what a great personal website! I love the daily virtues from the diary section.
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by tony_codes 8mo ago
tonycodes.com
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by tony_codes 9mo ago
https://air-books.app - turn your book shelf into an online book store
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by tony_codes 1y ago
Free flow of thought has always worked well for me. Over the years I also developed my own system -- https://fire-framework.info/
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by tony_codes 1y ago
I wrote this poem for my wife and read it during our vows. Sharing in case it resonates with others.
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by tony_codes 1y ago
Enabling users at jumblejournal.org to journal by hand using openAI OCR. Also, for journal extraction of growth vectors
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by tony_codes 2y ago
I strongly disagree with this whole sentiment. The vulnerable need actual protection, not perceived. Invention that is not grounded in reality won't work. Which grand vision starts from falsehood? A possibility not yet proven is not a
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Show HN: Working on a digital home bookstore app (MVP)(air-books.app)
3 points by tony_codes 2y ago|2 comments
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by tony_codes 3y ago
Charlie Munger lead an amazing life. I read his book and extracted the knowledge into categories using Tiddlywiki.
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by tony_codes 3y ago
true, we host the vector DB in our own VPC. Obviously it requires trust between the customers and Jumble though. It's tricky, these technologies are cheap as a service, but very expensive for private instances.
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by tony_codes 3y ago
The formatting is a bit off. The web app is here: https://jumblejournal.org The DB used is here: https://www.trychroma.com/
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Show HN: Embeddings Solution for Personal Journal
3 points by tony_codes 3y ago|4 comments
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Talenter – Next Generation Job Searching and Recruitment (Waitlist)(mailchi.mp)
1 points by tony_codes 3y ago|1 comments
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by tony_codes 3y ago
We are building Talenter, a tool where developers can create a private page for recruiters to chat and ask questions of a virtual candidate. Recruiters can pre-screen candidates, and leverage the database to find a perfect match to their jo
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by tony_codes 3y ago
I am reading The Story of Civilization by William and Ariel Durant and sharing some of what I learn.
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by tony_codes 3y ago
agree; I like to have a record of what I did -- I do this in the evening via a bullet journal. I write the emotional stuff in the morning long hand
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by tony_codes 3y ago
it's definitely valid to mix the two; the article is just one way to categorise which is subjective; but it is a mental model I found helps to keep in mind for my own journaling practice
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by tony_codes 3y ago
thanks for the recommendation; I didn't know about this book, will give it a read
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Two Categories of Journaling(tony-oreglia.medium.com)
24 points by tony_codes 3y ago|7 comments
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Anxiety Induced by LLMs (short essay)(tonyoreglia.substack.com)
1 points by tony_codes 3y ago|0 comments
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by tony_codes 4y ago
We will build some unique functionality that is different from the value proposition at DayOne
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by tony_codes 4y ago
can you ping me at support@jumblejournal.org ? let me know the login to be deleted
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by tony_codes 4y ago
Interesting, seems the web app space is continuing to encroach on apps as they two converge.
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by tony_codes 4y ago
same reason for anything cloud based. Sync between accounts, take the responsibility of data storage off the user.
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by tony_codes 4y ago
Looks really interesting. Are you affiliated? I will check it out.
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by tony_codes 4y ago
yeah, perhaps client-side encryption or User encryption ownership or something along those lines. To me, "encrypted storage" doesn't sound like anything different that what is done with normal authentication methods.
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by tony_codes 4y ago
Thanks a lot for the encouragement; but also I really appreciate the honest feedback, it wouldn't be hacker news if people stopped being honest, it's why we all love the conversations here. I agree the primary appeal (and thus mar
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by tony_codes 4y ago
Maybe zero-knowledge should be open sourced, built from source by users as a desktop app (so they can lock to a version), and each version should be stamped (hash of specific version signed) by trusted 3rd party penetration testing agency -
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by tony_codes 4y ago
and it's completely ok, I love hacker news because it's one of the more honest places on the internet.
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by tony_codes 4y ago
You are right, I get what you are saying. But I guess I'm speaking more from a user perspective. Some people have told me they can't write down private things in a physical journal; as someone they are living with can easily pick

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