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szemy2

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    Comment #48396360

    best dumbphone is a smartwatch

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    Comment #47716221

    I'm really interested if there are more historical attempts that I'm not aware of! I've added: - Soviet Revolutionary Calendar - Ancient Egyptian - French Republican - Intl Fixed C…

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    Show HN: Creating OCD versions of a yearly calendar

    I'm a big fan of history's many attempts to square the circle: divide a hard to factorized number (days in a year) into even chunks, without sacrificing things like agricultural se…

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    Comment #47709977

    I'm not hosting any images, you can only select Unsplash hosted images :)

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    Comment #47704414

    I'm also happy to talk through the process of how I built this. Would it make sense to open source this?

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    Comment #47704343

    If you find a bug or feature request happy to hear!!

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    Show HN: TinyCard – The TinyLetter of Greeting Cards

    My brother turned 39, I shipped his gift from a shop directly to him (we live in different countries and couldn't travel home due to my son being born)... Shop wouldn't let me add …

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    Comment #47234220

    Thanks for the feedback! Yes, I've thought about making this more generic and not just about a gift :) I'll put it on my todo to update it. Regarding the photo credit & expiration,…

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    Comment #47158272

    Any bug report/improvement is welcome

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    Show HN: TinyCard – A minimalistic & functional e-Card site, like tinyletter

    My brother just had his 39th birthday and as we live in different cities I sent a present to him directly from the shop (it was a gym bag for those who are curious). The shop didn'…

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    Show HN: Our calendar is political, not mathematical – explore alternatives

    365 is nearly prime (5×73), which is why our months are uneven and weeks don't fit into months. But 360 has 24 divisors — swap 5 days for year-end holidays and you unlock dozens of…

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    Comment #47080363

    They had limited space.

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    Show HN: Create new calendar systems to fix uneven months

    I was playing around with divisors of numbers near 365 and realized you can generate a ton of valid calendar systems by picking a highly composite base (like 360) and treating the …

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    Comment #46988738

    When I select a destination at a bus stop or train station the listings only show the specifics but not the city itself. This kind of defeats the whole purpose as its essentially r…

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    Comment #46400966

    I’m posting this as I’m interested in the opinion of the hn folks.

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    Comment #46326821

    This is pretty funny!

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    Comment #46218289

    Check out sunseekr its popular here in the uk: https://sunseekr.com/

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    Comment #46146587

    How is it different to ngrok? Genuinely curious, I might switch.

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    Comment #42008097

    You can pass in @workspace before the prompt (in copilot chat) and it looks at the full context. It works OK, I could imaging Cursor being more powerful in this!

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    Comment #41993119

    > With a “designator” time that doesn’t mean much This might not 'mean much' to the computer, but it means a lot to the human. The computer uses it to communicate with the human an…

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    Comment #41983973

    Can someone please elaborate how Cursor is different to Copilot?

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    Comment #36691928

    This is great, similar to the Johnny Cash video! Although that had a bit better execution, users could submit however many they wanted and you could select multiple version of a fr…

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    Show HN: Krisi, report forecasting performance over time

    Hi HN, We realised that tracking the performance of our predictions over time was crucial to choose, debug and fine-tune our forecasting model. So we built Krisi ( https://github.c…

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    Comment #35830607

    Krisi is also licenced under MIT with Commons Clause.