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Re: Show HN: Dayflow – A git log for your day

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Post by thalesac »

olex wrote: post #62

Pretty nice. How does it handle multiple displays? I've set it up with local Ollama, and it seems to only record and analyze one of my two secondary displays. It would be ideal if I can select which one is used if the recording is limited to a single display, or even better if it can record and analyze the entire multi-monitor desktop surface. edit Nvm, it seems it always records the display that is currently in focu…

I see a potential issue where you're in a zoom call in one monitor and working in something else in the other (multitasking ) how to handle that ?

Re: Show HN: Dayflow – A git log for your day

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Post by squigz »

protocolture wrote: post #74
1zael wrote: post #42

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Devil's advocate opinion - this would also show how little per hour lawyers spend working :)

One of my first ever bug reports, was a submission to a company that made legal software. In particular, it was a document management system built as a plugin for MS Outlook. (ew) Most users, had no issue. However for one user, a lawyer, in particular, she would open and close a bunch of documents (using the built in pdf viewer) and then the application would crash, taking outlook with it, often requiring a restart.…

Were they porn-themed golf games, or golf-themed porn games? This is an important distinction.

Re: Show HN: Dayflow – A git log for your day

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Post by NetOpWibby »

squigz wrote: post #82
protocolture wrote: post #74

Earlier quoted context omitted.

One of my first ever bug reports, was a submission to a company that made legal software. In particular, it was a document management system built as a plugin for MS Outlook. (ew) Most users, had no issue. However for one user, a lawyer, in particular, she would open and close a bunch of documents (using the built in pdf viewer) and then the application would crash, taking outlook with it, often requiring a restart.…

Were they porn-themed golf games, or golf-themed porn games? This is an important distinction.

It’s never occurred to me that either existed but…rule 34, I guess.

Re: Show HN: Dayflow – A git log for your day

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Post by zbrw »

jerryliu12 wrote: post #29
yewenjie wrote: post #28

I would not be comfortable sending my bank info passwords and all sorts of other sensitive data that I input and see on my screen to Gemini. How much is the qualitative performance difference with a local model?

If I had to put a grade on my own experience and evals, Gemini 2.5 pro produces A- results and qwen2.5vl is maybe like B-/C+. Obviously everything's nondetermistic, so it's hard to guarantee a level of quality. I'm reading through papers that suggest it should be possible to get SOTA performance on local models via distillation, and that's what I'll experiment with next.

Any insights on qwen-3 omni yet?

Re: Show HN: Dayflow – A git log for your day

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Post by netsharc »

squigz wrote: post #82
protocolture wrote: post #74

Earlier quoted context omitted.

One of my first ever bug reports, was a submission to a company that made legal software. In particular, it was a document management system built as a plugin for MS Outlook. (ew) Most users, had no issue. However for one user, a lawyer, in particular, she would open and close a bunch of documents (using the built in pdf viewer) and then the application would crash, taking outlook with it, often requiring a restart.…

Were they porn-themed golf games, or golf-themed porn games? This is an important distinction.

Something like Strip-Golf? For every under par she (or he) takes off an item of clothing. For every over they put on one, ha.

Sounds like a game Epstein and Trump (and some "enigmas") could've played at Mar-A-Lago. With cheating, though.

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