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Comment #44830804
In my experience none of the frontier models I tried (o3, Opus 4, Gemini 2.5 Pro) was able to solve Swift concurrency issues, with or without web search. At least not sufficiently …
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Comment #43670540
Why and how did you switch from Logseq to Obsidian?
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Comment #43556237
Specialized graph-based RAG. Think RAPTOR extended with "bridge" context retrieved from reasoning paths across clusters ("communities").
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Comment #42003672
Kagi has fixed traditional search for me.
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Comment #41400987
Ha, you're assuming GP visits Youtube. (I don't, rather in this camp: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41400286 )
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Comment #40108190
For time tracking with screenshots and advanced tagging based on window titles (and sometimes open documents), there is also ManicTime [1]. I don’t think it has OCR though. [1] htt…
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Comment #30612470
Their pages respect prefers-reduced-motion [1] though. You have the choice to see a static page if you prefer. [1] https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/@media/pref...
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Comment #30443054
Interesting. Thanks for the "Show"! I'm still pretty new to VR and experimenting with a Quest 2 I recently bought out of curiosity really (the tiny price helps; as I'm not planning…
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Comment #28381042
SONN Patentanwälte | Wien, Austria | Patent Attorney Trainee, Patentanwaltsanwärter_in | Full time (40h) | ONSITE | language skills: German and English both required Do you have a …
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Comment #28189990
Second that. This is THE solution for comparing any two PDFs (image or not). I’ve been using it for years almost on a daily basis. Part of its use is certainly derived from the exc…
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Comment #26466650
The grep version searches the input for "foobar" [1]. Hence, it doesn't solve the problem. [1] https://github.com/benhoyt/countwords/blob/eb2a8adf21c895907...
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Comment #19856803
Looks great and really uncomplicated. The demo works flawlessly, including receiving email attachments. Good job! Love the readability and content of the license terms as well. In …
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Comment #17750845
True; then again a link to an interesting product is not really "news" either, which led me to favor the - less unfitting - "Show HN" category. I was surprised that there seem to b…
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Comment #17750337
[OP, not the author] I found this to be the only working solution to manage a todo list, where manual scheduling became cumbersome and error prone (often > 50 todos, all of which "…
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Comment #17679878
Neither taskwarrior nor org-mode seems to be capable of scheduling tasks based on duration and available time.
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Comment #17679496
I have tested taskjuggler, but it fails to schedule tasks when a mixture of with/without deadline (end) tasks is provided. The only software I am aware of that seems fitting is Ske…
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Comment #16239578
For me, rspamd with corresponding exim-acls practically solved that issue since 02/2016. Spam is mostly rejected, otherwise tagged (and filtered with dovecot-sieve downstream into …
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Comment #13705063
While only working in 1D (up/down for workspaceswitch; left/right for monitor switch), I use a similar "geometric navigation" from within i3 in place of the Meta+Number default sho…
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Comment #13641720
Have you considered Zim ( http://zim-wiki.org )? It seems to check all of your points. I'm using it heavily for all kind of notes that exceed two lines. It has some amazing plugins…
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Comment #8807417
But then the "appropriate limits" are part of your theory.
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