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jovdg

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    Comment #44650053

    Might be the survivorship bias. Or "history is written by the victor".

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    Comment #43953976

    Spark is a personal AI assistant. You store information about important (future) events in a local database. Spark sends this information to an AI API and compiles a summary of the…

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    Comment #39572247

    > 1/ would this be able to generate a QR code for recurring payments? Maybe the underlying technology is not really well explained: the code is generated "offline" and static. Noth…

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    Show HN: Payme, a library and CLI to generate QR codes for SEPA payments

    I built this library and tool several years ago. Some event where I was a co-organizer needed pre-payment for the orders, and to make this easy without going the path of an online …

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    Comment #39559530

    Yes; could have sworn they had weight lifting by default, but apparently not. They have other indoor activities, however. But elsewhere in the thread, people have suggested many op…

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    Comment #39556281

    https://github.com/jovandeginste/workout-tracker/pull/5

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    Comment #39555378

    I can access it from any of my devices (laptops, desktop, phone), and my family can use it too.

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    Comment #39554682

    Check out FitoTrack

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    Comment #39554649

    Do you mean some kind of "share with Social" button? Or do you mean anonymous access to your recent activities?

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    Comment #39554631

    Yes, GPX based workouts. Did you look at FitoTrack?

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    Comment #39553970

    Yes, as stated in the README... I would love to. There seem to be some libraries to parse the .fit file, so when I have more time, I'll take a look at that.

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    Comment #39553410

    I did some evaluation of HTMX a few weeks ago; while I understand the appeal, it does not yet ... vibe with me. Also, the use for HTMX is still very limited in this project. I don'…

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    Comment #39553363

    Would you mind cleaning up your script and open-sourcing it? It could be a sort of external component to many such projects...

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    Comment #39553283

    Not sure exactly what you are asking about, so I'll be verbose :-) I use an app called FitoTrack (also FOSS), which records my location while running. It stores my GPS position eve…

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    Show HN: Workout Tracker – self-hosted, single binary web application

    I tried some web tools to track my workouts (specifically, running); some (like FitTrackee) came close, but I always found annoyances. So I decided to build my own. Specifically ge…

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    Comment #28443267

    The poem is from 1998; while slowly getting in fashion, cell phones were still on the rare side (at least where I live)

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    Comment #27975116

    > Edit: As some people below have correctly pointed out, human babies could not walk within an hour for physiological reasons, but nor do they exhibit the basic motor skills, spati…

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    Comment #24755031

    Call it "epoch", like (ao.): - https://man7.org/linux/man-pages/man7/deb-version.7.html - https://rpm-packaging-guide.github.io/#epoch

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    Comment #24608877

    Sounds like a terrible thing.

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    Comment #24589598

    The (most) unrealistic part for me is probably Apple allowing such an app in their store...

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    Comment #23942299

    Agree, but it still has another side: when me and a number of co-workers choose to be mostly in the office, you get some form of discrimination. The people in the room get my full,…

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    Comment #23938210

    First: my employer allowed an average of one day from home per week (you can schedule them as you see fit). Also, internet in Belgium is reasonable, depends on what you pay ofc. I …

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    Comment #23938079

    Sorry, wrong thread

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    Comment #23938052

    Funny - there was no problem, but now you created one (in assuming he should work from home). And you create artificial solutions. I don't understand.