Very nice. Beautiful UX.
Show HN: Dayflow – A git log for your day
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Re: Show HN: Dayflow – A git log for your day
#92You seem to have a naming conflict with https://dayflow.ai/
Maybe both asked the same LLM for inspiration
Re: Show HN: Dayflow – A git log for your day
#93I though about having something like this! This can be a great tool!
For engineers this can be a great tool to summarize the standup update, or even to recall what did we do yesterday
I'll check it out now
Re: Show HN: Dayflow – A git log for your day
#94I 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?
Also, if your not using an enterprise edition of gemini where your data is not used for model training, your sensitive data prompts and responses is 100% available to google.
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#95if you are on a Zoom/video call, does anyone know if you would have to declare that your "recording" it? I'm thinking more from the legal perspective of wiretapping/consent laws. If you have live transcripts/subtitles does that change any legal requirement.
Yes, in my state it's generally illegal to take a screenshot of a zoom call without announcing you are recording the conversation. I'm not certain, but I think the issue is the storage of the 1fps video, not the AI summary.
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#96I 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?
Google owns my email, browser, phone operating system, and a small amount of passwords. I assume that it has already stolen all my confidential data by now.
Re: Show HN: Dayflow – A git log for your day
#97Earlier quoted context omitted.
Every lawyer in the USA that I've ever worked with also bills in 6 minute increments. Which means every email is 6 minutes. Every phone call is at least 6 minutes. etc.
Isn't this better though? The alternative being that every email or phone call is an hour, or that they batch it up based on gut feel. If I get a phone call that could easily steal 6 minutes of focus time (note that I specify focus time, even if the call is only 30 seconds you'd have to mentally switch tasks back and forth).
I’m not sure that 6 minutes is a useful denomination of focus time. Maybe legal work is too different from IT and it makes sense there, but when I need to focus on something, 15 minutes is the smallest amount I would allocate for a task.
Re: Show HN: Dayflow – A git log for your day
#98Am I the only person that sees "AI" and "screen capture" and thinks no fucking way? I switched to Linux specifically to get away from data collection, why on earth would anyone want to opt into it?
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#99I 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?
Your passwords should never be visible on screen anyway: They go straight from a password manager into a censored input field.
Re: Show HN: Dayflow – A git log for your day
#100this is amazing! thanks for doing this!