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Comment #46930941
Very neat.
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Comment #46872420
Depending on the pre-training structure, you can fine-tune old local models (even locally if you have a nice GPU) to steer behavior towards your desires. https://www.youtube.com/wa…
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Comment #46570356
I used this just now on https://github.com/karpathy/nanochat and here is the output site built from the wiki markdown: https://comforting-alfajores-8752fe.netlify.app/readme
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Show HN: Show HN: Ted Mosby – open-source Claude agent for architectural wikis
Inspired by DeepWiki, which I love! I wrote about my thoughts on agent-generated architectural wikis a few days ago: https://dakota.codes/blog/agent-generated-architectural-wiki...…
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Comment #46550230
Curious if others have tried any of these and what their thoughts are? Feels like a really great use case for agents that benefits both humans and downstream agents.
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Comment #44830869
meatspace constraints!
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Comment #43392653
I hadn't heard of TickTick, going to check it out. Super neat that Easter trips it up!
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Comment #43392147
A task is deleted and removed the board once you X it out, and then the entire board's state is reset at the start of the next day :) I could perhaps offer a choice in the settings…
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Comment #43392026
I've been thinking of building something like that - a routine task utility. Perhaps I can add it as a feature to Today. "Routine Mode vs Self-Destructing Tasks Mode" Thank you for…
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Comment #43391966
amazing clip. Thanks for sharing!
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Show HN: Today – A task manager that resets at midnight, powered by localStorage
I had this random thought while coding late: what if a to-do list just wiped itself clean every night? So I built it for fun. Turns out, this odd constraint became surprisingly eff…
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Comment #40648508
This looks great. I'm excited to try this later! Great work!
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Comment #38365700
Can you elaborate?
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Comment #36045428
Can you elaborate on what you’re referring to? Specifically the “moral bandwagon” part.
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Comment #35614662
I liked the song. I think the buzz being generated by this thing is awesome.
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Comment #31683415
Sounds pretty cool. I like the “discovery by surprise” approach.
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Comment #31008776
Keep the holier-than-thou judgmental stuff to yourself. Your comment adds nothing.
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Comment #31008670
These features probably aren't for you and your use case, and that's okay.
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Comment #30008388
It’s great that you already have an idea of how this was done; others may not. There’s a lot to talk about there for people unfamiliar, don’t you think? Saying otherwise would be v…
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Comment #30007890
Lead with the positive curiosity of wanting to know how the author did this rather than your negativity of “what’s the point?” The author could very well post a follow-up article d…
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Comment #29247389
This is such an impressive project!