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tanin
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About tanin
https://programmabletooltip.com, Programmable Tooltip for Mac
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Comment #49162784
I'm offering a consulting service for integrating with Stripe Revenue Recognition. I'll help set it up correctly including improving your billing integration that will work well fo…
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Comment #48729638
With DST, there are actually 2 new concepts: ambiguous time (if the clock rolls back) and invalid time (if the clock jumps forward). Java and Ruby work differently. Java would simp…
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Comment #48593598
Thank you!
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Comment #48591919
Please let me know if you have questions or suggestions.
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Comment #48579862
I had to check whether this was some kind of an april fool joke. It looks like a legit attempt. Wow. This is insanely innovative.
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Comment #48579520
Thank you! My thesis is that an intermediate layer would eventually end up being equivalent to the docx format, so I've decided not to have any intermediate representation. We conv…
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Show HN: Cowork/Codex DOCX plugin. Uses 2x fewer tokens than the docx skill
Hi HNers, I'd like to share our DOCX plugin for Cowork and Codex. It uses 2-5x fewer tokens compared to the traditional docx skill because it doesn't write any code nor execute pyt…
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Comment #48534100
I'm working on a Cowork/Codex plugin for reading and manipulating docx files. It uses 2-5x fewer tokens compared to the Anthropic's docx skill and is much faster. The main target u…
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Comment #48333162
The AI probably can figure out. However, Claude Code and other tools are built to support MCP. This means MCP is probably more reliable than using REST API + llms.txt.
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Comment #48331264
If you build connectors for yourself or your team, you probably can skip MCP because you can tell your friends to install CLI or whatever and provide extra prompts for your CLI. If…
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Comment #48319052
DOCX or OOXML takes it to another level. Instead of making something an attribute, they make it a child element...
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Comment #48319046
Yeah, I try to avoid 3rd party libraries unless it comes from credible sources/companies or vetted by famous frameworks e.g. Rails uses it. Not just for NPM but for Intellij plugin…
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Comment #48319019
I forgot to provide the link in the tldr at the top. I'll do that. Thank you for the feedback.
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Comment #48318967
(The author of the blog here) To clarify this: we don't intend to open-source it. There's no source code. The only reason we need a github repo is because Claude Code/Cowork requir…
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Comment #48032187
It's a nice spin. The AI is so productive that we can cut people. Not "revenue is down, so we have to cut people"
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Comment #47982485
Location: Remote Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: anything works. Resume: https://www.linkedin.com/in/taninnanakorn I'm an ex-Stripe engineer with extensive knowle…
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Comment #47747628
I've recently found the best way to find an apartment to rent in Bangkok. It's the Facebook Groups. Tons of owners post their listings there. So, I've built a scraper that scrapes …
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Comment #47493329
Yes, Facebook Groups is the go-to place, especially if you want to interact with the owners directly. It has become a major player in real estate listing.
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Comment #47078942
Yup, I want to set a destination, walk, and only look at my watch for direction.
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Comment #47077841
Is there a watch that looks like Pebble or Garmin Venu (e.g. small and square) that is good for navigation? I want to walk and look at the watch to see which direction to go next. …
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Comment #47069982
I've built a similar framework called Java Electron ( https://github.com/tanin47/java-electron ). Java as the backend, and JS as the frontend. It actually uses WebView, not Chromiu…
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