I 100% think you are going to harvest these decisions to train an ML model to do the inverse.
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19 minutes from detection to getting the google account restored is pretty awesome honestly.
Generally agree that most services like this would at a minimum log a matching key w/ alert. I'm not going to audit the code but maybe OP has good intentions.
I made a similar concept, but it wasn't self hosted. I never made the front page though! Congrats. Could you add a video of the experience to GitHub. Without that I wasn't willing to download and give it a go
poker and slots are two very different variants of gambling. Sure, there is plenty of chance/variance in poker but there is an undeniable skill component that is lacking in slots.
You tell it to only talk about the code you already had.
For the most busiest crossing in the world? I liked it. Have you been there?
I'm just here to say that I like the name.
How many other places, inside and outside the U.S., have you lived?
What's the benefit to using claude code CLI directly over something like Cursor?
Making trading strategies accessible to everyone.
Vibe-coding for 6 months as a solo dev (on the side) and loving it.
I would bet the vast majority of people do this. If they didn't, or preferred something else, it wouldn't be presented in the UI this way.
I also worked at Scottrade in 2010 and I can assure you that Scottrade wasn't doing arbitrage or marking markets in this manner. I'm dubious of your coworker.
That's f*king pretty cool was my first, and lasting, reaction.
React is the defacto standard of web development for a reason. That's not the reason you can't browse the web with JS (it would be Angular if it wasn't React or others). And just because you use React, doesn't mean Meta can track you.
I understand ADHD and mental illness can make this extremely difficult, if not possible. You make a good point.
The type of procrastination I was referring to wasn't related to that. It was related to the idea of work being more optional than required and seems much more prevalent that\n the % of the population that struggles with the above.
I've never understood why people have "work procrastination" problems. I've never had to play games to get myself to do work. You're paid to do a job, so do the job. Is this a generational thing and is it really that big of a problem?
I've worked remotely since 2016-ish and still can't comprehend why this is an issue.
That has to be a small % of the actual Show HNs compared to people being able to ship 10x faster
Timezones are hard.
The settlement criteria for most of these is pretty strict and clearly laid out in the terms.
The resolution source for this market will be a consensus of credible sources.
That is pretty sparse, but I suspect Polymarket has a vested interest in making sure this resolves appropriately (as noted in the article). I do like the use of the guineapig with rizz anyway.
Postico has always been my defacto way to interact with Postgres. Curious if there are any Postico users who have tried this yet.
ChatGPT wrote the headline! This is a weekend project to help me auto complete prompts in a easy/copy paste-like way. Speeds up manual tasks like sentiment classification for fine-tuning models.
The hover effect on the buttons on the home page are so nice. I haven't seen it before and absolutely love it.
This is better than most domain name generators you see in the wild.
I think a remote with buttons that can be customized (think hotkeys) that integrates with existing video conferencing solutions is the holy grail
I came across Brandon Sanderson in another HN book thread. He's such a phenomenal author in the fantasy genre. I've read most of his series at this point and they are all great. Mistborn and Way of Kings being favorites.
My first real dev project was a chrome extension that would save those html/css and auto commit them to a GitHub repo.
Check their profile. I'm guessing it's the same company.
I've thought about this some too. Almost like an "alert for anything" type service. Defining the schema seems tricky though.
Who ever manually checks for updates on the 20+ apps they have installed?