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perryraskin

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    Comment #48807018

    Nice. Obviously this is a huge issue many are trying to solve. Providing agents with a keychain is one thing, but how does this solve the issue of using these keys in projects? Doe…

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    Comment #48546373

    good point, done!

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    Comment #47214674

    Building upfile.sh because AI agents need a better, cleaner way to upload screenshots and files, in order to get a URL back instantly. Supports public (permanent CDN), expiring (TT…

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    Comment #45707754

    If you can submit a screenshot or crash report via test flight that would help. There’s also a Debug option in settings. It lets you email those logs to me, which would be helpful

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    Comment #45696369

    You can add as many as you’d like.

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    Comment #45694146

    If you swipe on a station, it lets you add as a favorite

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    Comment #45689942

    Right now I’m doing it simply by inserting history into a DB and calculating it just by the amount of times in the last 60 days. I plan to do more complex statistics later on, I th…

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    Comment #45689851

    I’ve been building an iOS app called ViaNJ, an unofficial real-time NJ Transit companion. It’s my first iOS project and I’ve been enjoying playing around with Xcode (and various AI…

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    Comment #44851997

    I really like this! At first glance it reminds me of what Apple did with Foundation Models and Guided Generation. Definitely aiming to try it out.

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    Comment #44191049

    Maybe they changed their pricing but my team paid $25 for 25,000 validations as a one time thing. We’re not in need of 10,000 a month so I wouldn’t be able to try it out soon. But …

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    Comment #44190911

    Sounds really useful. Still, I believe Emailable does that, including the scores. Have you tried it?

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    Comment #44190790

    Neat. What are you using on the backend to verify? How is it different from other platforms such as Emailable?

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    Comment #43075661

    Reminds me of that old Apple Watch feature that’s been lost to time https://www.nbcnews.com/tech/gadgets/heart-heart-apple-watch...

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    Comment #42610958

    Since I could not find any examples of this online, and had to figure it out, I wanted to share it online. This React TypeScript project demonstrates a Braintree OAuth integration …

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    Comment #41000314

    Confused, this looks more like a tool that pulls existing HTML from other websites. Is the idea to create your component library by cloning existing components that are out there a…

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    Comment #40998644

    This actually has a lot of potential I think. It reminds me of https://bit.dev (obviously without most of the main features). But the core is there - the idea that components shoul…