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Comment #42735203
I took the other approach: I ditched the algorithm for newsletters: https://redditletter.com
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Comment #41338346
If you'd rather get a daily/weekly digest for the niche tech subs, you can use https://redditletter.com disclaimer: i created it to scratch my own itch for the reason you list
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Comment #39869351
Oddly fitting, I wrote this many years ago that you might like: https://andreasscherman.com/posts/an-introduction-to-constra...
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Comment #38627346
thanks! yes, if you want to have multiple categories, you'll have to click the "advanced" button which allows you to pick multiple individual subreddits from a category into a sing…
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Comment #38626761
Many of them! I've blocked reddit and now rely on getting the top updates from the niche communities I care about: https://redditletter.com There were no "declarative" sourdough br…
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Comment #37545333
Hi! Sorry for the late answer. Yes! That is possible. You click the ”advanced flow” checkbox, from there you can write in a single subreddit in the box, add it and subscribe. :-) L…
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Comment #37507860
Hi HN! I think there is so much great content from the smaller, slower, more "niche" subreddits that I felt I was missing out on unless I was actively looking for it. I created red…
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Comment #35964501
Here’s a declarative sourdough ”recipe” generator: https://breadfriend.com
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Comment #35905921
Wrote below as well, but seems relevant: https://whencanigetvitamind.com
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Comment #35905556
You would be surprised how seldom you can get Vitamin D from the sun for many places! https://whencanigetvitamind.com
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Comment #35761977
Turns out that "I can see the sun" is not good enough for deciding whether you're able to absorb Vitamin D. I had a deficiency (living in Nordics, not very surprising). So I built …
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Comment #33064958
Thanks, appreciate it. Fixed!
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Comment #33057053
Slightly related and maybe useful to someone: I built a "declarative" (sourdough) calculator which simplifies these calculations, or at least reverses the question so you just fill…
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Comment #24246763
Hi HN! I got tired of using Google Docs for songwriting as it didn't have some things I wanted to have, such as annotating directly in the lyrics without a super awkward notation. …
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Comment #24102209
Hi HN! There's a bunch of sourdough calculators out there --- but one of the things I missed was the ability to just write that I wanted a loaf of total 800g weight, x% hydration, …
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Comment #21771579
Correct me if I'm wrong, haven't written a lot of Prolog, but I think most optimisation-based problems are suitable for modelling using Prolog. Scheduling, time tabling, allocation…
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Comment #20776557
It never occurred to me that daily/monthly could be useful, as weekly seemed like a sweet spot. I'll have a look at adding it! Thanks!
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Comment #20765509
Hi! This small project grew out of the fact that I'm notoriously bad at checking out my custom feeds ("multireddits"), but I have a couple that I'm honestly really interested in an…
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Comment #18999018
Worth mentioning about prosemirror is that it supports mobile devices fantastically, which I don't think can be said about _any_ of it competitors. Realised that far too late after…
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Comment #17556017
To help anyone who was as confused as I about this being the first polynomial time algorithm. To me, even the naïve primality test is a polynomial time algorithm over the target nu…