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hookedonwinter

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    Comment #48471516

    https://hiddensignal.app - newsletter aggregator and digest. I have a few users but I’m the power user and love it.

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    Comment #46672691

    It’s Django with a similar custom email that you can forward emails to or sign up through that email. And then uses open AI mini for summarization and nano for categorization. Then…

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    Comment #46671463

    I built something similar! https://hiddensignal.app

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    Comment #46653968

    Same here. What are some of your favorite newsletters?

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    I'm working on a newsletter digest platform to collect your newsletters and give them back to you, summarized, in a daily (or multiple times a day) digest. I've been using it mysel…

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    I don't! It doesn't access your email account at all. You choose what to forward, and you have a separate login to Hidden Signal (unless you reuse your password of course, but I ca…

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    Show HN: Hidden Signal – Newsletter digest with web dashboard and scheduling

    I built this to solve my own newsletter overload problem. Turns out there are similar tools that I found after I basically launched (Meco, Mailbrew), but turns out mine is a bit si…

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    Comment #45063193

    I love playing queens (and tango) on LinkedIn every morning. It’s doing its job and bringing me back every day. How is your version different than the one on LinkedIn? I played one…

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    I’ve been using Matter as a replacement. So far it’s pretty nice, and they have a 50% off deal for pocket users.

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    Tech-related books good on audio

    I often find myself with time to listen to a book but not necessarily read (walking the dog, holding the baby, etc). What are some good tech or tech-adjacent books that are good on…

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    Comment #43937847

    You can still manage packages, but it's similar to pip list in that it shows all the dependencies, so it can get cumbersome. Additionally, the context it gives you when you're tryi…

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    Show HN: Req Update Check

    Hi HN! This is my first open source package. PyCharm used to have a nifty tool to show you requirements.txt packages that needed updates. You could click a button and open the gith…

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    Comment #40325501

    https://waitbutwhy.com/2018/04/picking-career.html This made me realize I didn’t want to run the company I was running anymore. That my unhappiness was due to my company. It also l…

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    I recommend Bobiverse all the time as a good sci fi intro or just a solid trilogy to crush in a weekend. And I always recommend reading it on kindle as he drops astrophysics terms …

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    Comment #28245381

    https://waitbutwhy.com/2018/04/picking-career.html I read everything on this blog. This post made me realize how absolutely miserable I was running a company I had started, and led…

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    That's great advice. Thank you!

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    What are some resources to help self-taught developers learn CS theory?

    I'm interested in books or other resources that can help teach computer science fundamentals and theory for people (me...) who have a strong development background but no formal ed…