I love the product concept but the fact this person has an almost empty github and suddenly launches an app that can easily be spyware concerns me a lot :). A lot of security concerns with password etc.
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#62edit Nvm, it seems it always records the display that is currently in focus. That is probably the better way to handle it, since it automatically solves the "ignore what's shown but not interacted with on secondary displays" problem.
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#65"Records screen at 1 FPS in 15-second chunks.“ If it’s recording 15 seconds, how often are you doing that? Once every 15m as the analysis interval is 15m?
So I'm not sure I buy the lightweight/low-impact claim.
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#66You should sell this to Lawyers and other professionals who bill per hour to reconstruct their billables for the day without missing anything. They would pay big money for something that recovered forgotten(unbilled) work throughout the day.
Devil's advocate opinion - this would also show how little per hour lawyers spend working :)
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#68Earlier quoted context omitted.
Devil's advocate opinion - this would also show how little per hour lawyers spend working :)
I get the sentiment behind your comment but I have a few lawyers in the family and they work round the clock. They might be in meetings or pouring over documents all day that might not look like work to the average software engineer but trust me, they do work hard. And it's true for everyone - from junior interns to senior partners.
FWIW it’s “poring over” when reading carefully.
From Merriam-Webster
“As a verb, pore means "to gaze intently" or "to reflect or meditate steadily." The verb pour has meanings referring to the falling or streaming of liquid (or things that move like liquid).”Re: Show HN: Dayflow – A git log for your day
#69Right?
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#70Compliments for the Wizard - that one works perfect at least with Gemini. One little detail: You have a Github Star button in it, that really was at a non-logical place and made me think.