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armini

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About armini

Armin is passionate about open source https://thanks.dev/

Recent public activity

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    Comment #44120669

    We’re doing video to text transcribe on the phone then sending to LLM to turn to structured data happy to chat armin@kuky.com if you need help

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    Comment #44113951

    I appreciate your candid feedback. Kuky is actually built on evidence-based peer support principles. Key research supporting our approach: • Shalaby & Agyapong (2020), JMIR Mental …

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    Comment #44112848

    Thanks for the feedback, we thought about dating but it’s a saturated market & not really our passion. We care more about mental health if people meet & date because of Kuky, we’re…

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    Show HN: Connecting People Through AI-Powered Video Sentiment Matching

    Hi HN, I’d like to share www.kuky.com, a peer support network that connects people through short, self-recorded videos and matches them using sentiment analysis powered by large la…

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    Comment #43715537

    “A nation is not lost because of the actions of the wicked, but because of the silence of the just.” — Napoleon Bonaparte

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    Comment #42355938

    I can say for myself that seeing the wars have had a detrimental impact on my life & faith in humanity. Hearing people try to justify a genocide makes me completely checkout. The a…

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    Show HN: Using AI to Connect People on Shared Journeys

    Hi HN! I’m the founder of Kuky, an app designed to connect people who are navigating similar life experiences. This video demo highlights how we’re using AI prompting to match user…

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    Comment #41782963

    thanks for the recognition we'd love to help more companies support & fund their dependency tree :)

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    Comment #41606538

    Absolutely, There’s hope in initiatives like https://osspledge.com/ & https://thanks.dev

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    Comment #41463429

    I can't tell you how many developers feel this way, there is no reason for this to be the norm. Be sure to seek professional help but if you'd like someone to talk to someone who c…

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    Comment #41221390

    It says he used the money from redundancy to continue with his work. Pfizer would have a hard time winning that case because the discovery was made past their employment. Having fi…

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    Comment #41117072

    Hi HN Community, Microsoft recently announced they have generated 2Billion in ARR from Github Copilot. As part of corporate social responsibility, do you think Microsoft should giv…

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    Comment #41082149

    Yes it’s a start & it helps optimize queries by suggesting alternatives

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    Show HN: Psql with Copilot Features

    Hi HN, We’re building PXL ( https://pxlapp.com/ ), a psql client with support for copilot like features (inline code complete, query optimisation & sql assistant). Here's the Githu…

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    Comment #41031352

    If you like using psql, you might want to try out https://pxlapp.com/home

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    Comment #40982232

    It's great that this is getting coverage but I'd love to see more solid tangible actions. I think simple & solid commitment frameworks like https://osspledge.com/ will do more in t…

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    Comment #40981869

    Thanks for sharing this, happy to answer any questions.

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    Comment #40922804

    The team at frontend masters are doing that well https://frontendmasters.com/blog/how-were-supporting-open-so...

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    Comment #40912927

    I got a DM from a maintainer asking to elaborate so here's my personal opinion "The Geomys model feels a lot like the Tidelift model but it doesn't really create an eco-system that…

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    Comment #40911775

    I personally like Sentry's approach more, their program focused on supporting the breadth and depth of their dependency tree rather than just the critical components https://blog.s…

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    Comment #40271227

    One of the biggest risks for companies is securing dormant code, it's perfectly fine for a project to be no longer sexy enough to maintain. Platforms like thanks.dev have already p…

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    Comment #40271204

    I've been working on thanks.dev for over two years now & reading this report is disappointing to say the least. Why not spend the time to explain the value XZ Utils created for all…

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    Comment #40271175

    "Made in Japan" won't have the same issue because culturally Japanese people will always buy a Japanese products even if there's a cheaper alternative. Visit Tokyo & count how many…

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    Comment #39586548

    Here's what Chinese train factories look like for context https://www.alamy.com/180326-shijiazhuang-march-26-2018-xinh...