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Show HN: OceanEye – an open-source interactive 3D atlas of ocean life(oceaneye.woodydesign.io)
2 points by woodydesign 3mo ago|0 comments
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by woodydesign 4mo ago
Thanks. Let me know if you have any feedback on bugs and improvements The key concepts is my prompts always on my side, that I could keep review, modify and apply to vibe coding workflow.
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Show HN: Hodor – a 701KB native macOS prompt launcher for AI tools(hodor.design)
9 points by woodydesign 4mo ago|4 comments
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by woodydesign 4mo ago
Oh NO, that's probably the best infographic news sites I was keep visiting and learn
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by woodydesign 4mo ago
Approve permission request on the go + Notify me when work/answer done, when need my attention. Those two are killing features.
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by woodydesign 4mo ago
This is so Cool! Great concepts and execution. I could imagine this way of interaction and exploration apply to Educational area
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by woodydesign 4mo ago
I also quite resonate with the structural dilemma of modern education system. Learning should be life-long experience. And learning cannot separate with practicing, it's two sides of ONE process. Two quotes I am keep revisit when I lea
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by woodydesign 4mo ago
I do not think “letting go” simply means living a simple life, nor does simple life mean rejecting complexity in Laozi's wisdom. I totally agree that programming needs enough complexity to handle the complexity of the world. However, e
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by woodydesign 4mo ago
Haha... wax on, wax off. Love this analogy that learning coding as learning Kungfu
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by woodydesign 4mo ago
Correct — LLM helped with the wording. The thought is mine. As a non-native English speaker, I’m pretty happy that the final version is more readable and probably sharper than what I would have written alone.
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by woodydesign 5mo ago
The part I push back on is the idea that expertise is easy to learn in just a few weeks. Take Andrej Karpathy as an example. Even if I knew exactly what tools he uses and what his workflow looks like, I still would not be able to produce an
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by woodydesign 5mo ago
Great article. The part that stood out to me is the shift in how organizations define work. In the old model, performance and OKRs were anchored in disciplines, job titles, and role-specific expectations. In the AI era, those boundaries are
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by woodydesign 5mo ago
Love this concept. - If it could give me a near to showtime notifications to help me decide if it's a true empty screenings. That would be great. - If it connect with my Google Calendar for schedule, it would be amazing.
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by woodydesign 5mo ago
From storytelling to investor POV, does it a good story to frame this as entering the AI era through a digital service that everyone familiar with?
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by woodydesign 5mo ago
Wow, I am dreaming a live NYC traffic map
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by woodydesign 5mo ago
John Ternus has been the core leader behind two of Apple’s most important post-Jobs achievements: AirPods, its best new product in that era from my pov, and the transition from Intel to Apple Silicon, one of its most ambitious and successfu
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by woodydesign 5mo ago
Trust is a major theme & I agree. Beyond trust, I think individualism is another major theme, especially from the perspective of an Eastern cultural background. If too much of my time and energy is spent turning inward and focusing on
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by woodydesign 5mo ago
I love no accounts and no cloud a lot! Wondering if it support subtitle and transcript? It would be helpful for non-native speaker use case. Also, can you talk more about the use case difference between VidStudio vs. Finalcut/Imovie&#x
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by woodydesign 5mo ago
Very happy about this news. I think he might could bring apple back to a innovation culture company again. Seems well balanced Jobs + Cook. Looking forward next 18 month of Apple. I already setup recurring investment for Apple in 2 months a
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by woodydesign 5mo ago
Very cool. I’m a product designer, and I could totally see this fitting into my workflow for design briefs, strategy, review, and crit docs. Markdown is too simple, and Figma is too visual. This feels like a great middle ground.
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by woodydesign 5mo ago
No monetization plan — it's all local, no server, near-zero cost to run. Free and open source. I believe good tools should be accessible to everyone. Open source first, monetization will figure itself out down the road. It's calle
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by woodydesign 5mo ago
Every time this happens the debate goes the same way — trust Google or don't, switch to Proton, self-host everything. But the real issue I believe isn't whether we trust Google. It's that the data existed somewhere it could b
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by woodydesign 5mo ago
My prompt collection lives in three different places right now — Raycast snippets, Apple Notes, and a Notion page that keeps growing. I know I wrote a good one for my git commit/push flow somewhere, but finding it when I need it usuall