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news.ycombinator.com• Dec 7, 2024• 1 min read
Tell HN: Need help, locked out of Google account with 10 years of personal dataI've been locked out of my Google account which contains over a decade of my digital life, and I'm at my wit's end trying to recover it.The situation:- Woke up today completely locked out- Got "secure your account" message- Set new password + recovery info but kept getting redirected to login- Received "unusual activity" warning (around the time I was asleep)- System asks for old phone number (lost in 2022)- Have tried recovery dozens of times through g.co/recover- Still have access to old recovery email but system never asks for it itWhat I've tried:- Using same devices and network as always (google pixel)- Multiple recovery attempts with both old/new phone numbers- Both old/new passwords (then never say which one they accept)- Following all official Google recovery guidesI have so much of my life there:- Primary email communications- Password manager data- Business documents and projects- Personal documents- Google Drive contents- Contacts- OAuth access to numerous services- Years of
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bing.com• Nov 27, 2024• 1 min read
11 Google Keep Hacks That Will Change How You Stay OrganizedGoogle Keep is a versatile and intuitive note-taking app designed to enhance your productivity and organization. Whether you’re capturing fleeting ideas, managing daily tasks, or syncing notes with ...
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calendarplusai.com• Nov 10, 2024• 1 min read
Show HN: I made a minimalistic AI calendar creator to accelerate daily planningHey Hacker News!To test implementing AI (and paywalls tbh) in software for the first time, I made this simple calendar creator (no mail address required) that lets a person create a calendar based on his needs and availability and export it to his calendar app, pdf or receive a daily newsletter with his daily tasks (and more).After wrestling with different models (f.e. with huggingface) and encountering different problems, I decided to use ChatGPT's models, tune them a little and see how the result works out. ChatGPT's low price enables me to give users the opportunity to create calendars for free and without a mail address required.Demo video: https://youtu.be/UeZmqXcU5fY?feature=sharedThe website/tool includes:- Creating your calendar based on a title, date range and a description- Editing and "polishing" the calendar until getting a desired result- Exporting the calendar to your calendar app (can be Google Calendar, Apple Calendar, Microsoft Outlook, etc...)- Exporting the calendar
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news.ycombinator.com• Oct 17, 2024• 1 min read
I Trained an AI bot to find out how to run a $100M SaaS businessI built an AI bot to scrape app recommendations from entrepreneurs and techies like Alex Hormozi, Noah Kagan, Tim Ferriss, Neil Patel, Pieter Levels, etc.,by analyzing their podcast transcripts and blogs.I liked the list so I tought I can share it w reddit :Productivity Tools:FocusMate: Partnered productivity sessions. BearApp: Note-taking and planning. Zapier: Automating repetitive tasks. Circle: Community and course management. Mentio: AI for product mentions on social media. Business Intelligence Tools:Google Tools: Simple tools for business operations. Fivetran & Tableau: For data analysis. Snowflake: Storing large datasets in the cloud. Looker & Metabase: Data visualization. Website Tools:Webflow: No-code website creation. WordPress: Hosting and managing content. ClickFunnels: Building high-converting websites and sales funnels. Splunk: Site monitoring and alerting. Sentry: Application monitoring. Content Tools:Frame.io: Video collaboration and feedback. Epidemic Sound: Royalty-fr
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bing.com• Oct 15, 2024• 1 min read
Maybe Happy Ending Broadway ReviewsWhat “Maybe Happy Ending” asks, even in its ambivalent title, is whether that’s a good thing, for them and for us, their mirror images. When Oliver fully realizes that Claire’s “shelf life” will end ...
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news.ycombinator.com• Oct 10, 2024• 1 min read
Docwire SDK – C++20 library for advanced data processingIntroducing Docwire SDK, an advanced C++20 data processing library. Our SDK is a powerful tool built for developers who need a reliable and fast way to process various file types in their applications. It supports a wide range of formats (PDF, XML, DOCX, PST, RTF, and almost 100 more) and allows to perform tasks such as document parsing, metadata extraction, and data export, all while maintaining a focus on security and performance. If you’ve ever had to write your own file processing logic, you’ll appreciate how Docwire SDK abstracts away the complexities and provides a streamlined API for handling these tasks—so you can focus on building awesome features instead of reinventing the wheel! Why Docwire SDK Stands Out: Full C++20 Support Docwire SDK is written in modern C++20, leveraging features like move semantics, smart pointers, and lambdas to optimize performance and make the codebase more robust. This ensures better memory management, higher efficiency, and a cleaner API for develo
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news.ycombinator.com• Oct 10, 2024• 1 min read
Ask HN: As a manager, how to deal with a protegé?I work as CTO in a small company. The vicepresident of the company signed a friend of him as a senior SW engineer.The reality is that he is a nice guy, but technically obsolete, and quite out of context due to his previous experience. Up to the point that I trust way more in other younger engineers.Honestly, I should report the situation and don't give him senior tasks. But the vicepresident is convinced that this guy is the best SW engineer in the world.What would you do?
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news.ycombinator.com• Sep 28, 2024• 1 min read
Project Manager / Developer Role – Government/Tech Focus – 100% RemoteProject Manager / Software DeveloperEntry - Mid Level | 100% Remote | Starting Salary: $60k - $70k (depending on experience)At Pinnacle Technology LLC, we’re a small but growing company. We started a few years ago with just two people, quickly expanded to four, and today we’re a team of 10. As our workload continues to grow, we expect to keep adding more team members in the near future. This role is a 60-40 split because, as our work continues to expand, we need support in both areas. It also allows us to evaluate where your skills can have the greatest impact within the team.We’re looking for an organized and technical Project Manager to join our growing team (our side has 4 developers). If you love working with great people, thrive on keeping things on track, and have a background in software development or at least are a technical person, this might be the perfect fit for you!In this role, you’ll manage project tasks, coordinate with clients, and help our team stay on schedule. Alon
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github.com• Sep 26, 2024• 1 min read
Show HN: Country Specific Sign Up for DjangoDISCLAIMER: EARLY STAGEdjango-terran helps create country specific forms, like sign up / registration.There is an example application in repository and a screencast of example application: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5uyuUl5GV6o Apparently, I do not know how to record a good screencast :-(I am not a US resident and every time some web-site:* asks me to select a State, but there are not states in my country;* asks me to enter a ZIP code, but we don’t call post codes ZIP;* asks me to enter address line 1 and address line 2, but we do not format street addresses like that;* puts country drop down at the end of the form and deletes everything I have entered after I select my countryI consider a therapy session. So I decided to be the change I wish to see in the world.Idea is simple, merge Unicode’s Common Locale Data Repository, Open Street Map, a bit of Wikipedia and create a data driven application for country specific forms. I currently support address, phone, IBAN, organization ID,
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news.ycombinator.com• Sep 19, 2024• 1 min read
An Interesting Zero Knowledge Use Case?Preface: I’m a student (in my 30’s, went back to school for an MS in CS), so I view this mostly as a learning exercise.I’ve been curious about crypto for a while, and recently started learning about ZK Proofs, Plonk, SNARKs, zkvms, etc.I wonder if an immediate application could be something along the lines of Bot proof/proof of personhood, which seems to be a difficult problem and appears to be getting more difficult with AI (though correct me if I’m wrong). When I think about it, truly proving someone is a bot seems difficult without meeting them in real life and sitting side by side with them while they interact online. And yet, what if each of us could monitor our entire Internet activity i.e. locally store the packets we send and receive, and then provide a ZK-Proof of this history to anyone who asks during a login process. This would exist at the protocol level perhaps, or maybe built in to the browser. But the whole idea is that certain packets would be impossible for a bot to ge
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playshadowvane.com• Sep 18, 2024• 1 min read
Show HN: Shadowvane: A Soulslike MMO (Built in Node/Three.js)Shadowvane is one of the biggest, most difficult projects I've ever done in JavaScript. It's a Node/Socket.io backend and Three.js front-end (custom engine).The goal was to create a fully functional 3D MMO like World of Warcraft or Final Fantasy XIV - complete with queuing for arenas, battlegrounds, and instanced dungeons, but with the aesthetics of Bloodborne and other Soulslikes. As someone who grew up playing MMOs like Tibia, WoW, Final Fantasy 11/14, and GW2, I've always wanted to create an immersive 3D MMO.A number of years ago I released a 2D browser MMO (who didn't) but it didn't quite scratch the itch. Just bringing this v0 to market felt like lifting a weight - something I've always wanted to do.Building an MMO is a huge undertaking of diverse tasks: Music/sound, 3D modeling, networking, vector math, painting, UI, and more. Shadowvane still needs a little polish in some areas - so I'm calling this release "Open Alpha" until I'm able to make it truly look and feel like a AAA ga
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github.com• Sep 6, 2024• 1 min read
Show HN: AnthropicSwiftSDK – Native Swift Client for Anthropic Claude APIHey HN!I’m excited to share AnthropicSwiftSDK, a new Swift client that simplifies the integration of the Anthropic API (Claude) into Swift applications. If you’re building apps for macOS, iOS, or any Swift-based environment and want to harness the power of Claude for AI-driven tasks, this SDK is for you!Key Features- Messages API Support: Handle both single queries and multi-turn conversations with Claude.- Streaming Support: Stream model responses using server-sent events (SSE) for dynamic and responsive interactions.- Tool Use API: Seamlessly integrate external tools and functions with Claude’s built-in capabilities, utilizing the @FunctionCalling macro for custom tasks.- AWS Bedrock & Google Vertex AI Support: Easily extend to cloud platforms with Bedrock and Vertex AI support packages.Why another SDK?While there are existing Anthropic API clients, AnthropicSwiftSDK is designed specifically for Swift developers, taking full advantage of Swift’s features like async/await and seamless
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github.com• Aug 30, 2024• 1 min read
Show HN: Asyncpal: Preemptive concurrency and parallelism for sporadic workloadsHi HN ! Alex here. I'm excited to show you Asyncpal (https://github.com/pyrustic/asyncpal), a Python library for parallelism [1] and preemptive concurrency [2] tailored for sporadic workloads [3].I've been working on a private project where it would be convenient to have asynchronous versions of some operations without using `async/await` [4]. Besides `async/await`, which represents cooperative concurrency via the `asyncio` package, Python also provides preemptive concurrency through its `threading` package. Additionally, the `concurrent.futures` package builds upon the `threading` package to provide a thread pool [5], which is the design pattern my project needed for managing concurrent tasks.Although a thread pool is the right tool for the problems it solves, its creation and usage involve the allocation of resources that must be properly released. For this reason, it is recommended to use a thread pool with a context manager [6] to ensure that resources are properly released once th
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aicado.ai• Aug 20, 2024• 1 min read
Show HN: We remove technical difficulties to reach AI on your projects /w AicadoHey HN!,I'm Batuhan from Aicado. I've been part of the nocode community since 2019, developing and launching several products with Bubble.io and worked on tons of customer apps.With AI becoming an integral part of our lives with ChatGPT, we decided to dive deep into the concept. While promising, we realized that AI can be quite challenging for non-technical people. That's why we created Aicado—to make AI accessible and easy to use for everyone, regardless of their technical background. Our goal is to integrate AI into every website according to its unique use cases, making tasks easier than ever before. Everyone should have access to AI and be capable of using it independently.We initially started as a Bubble plugin, thinking it would only be used within Bubble. However, we soon expanded our vision to make it compatible with every tool, website, and app. After three months of hard work, we developed Integration module system for every models. Whether you use Classical Code, Toddle, Web
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news.ycombinator.com• Aug 15, 2024• 1 min read
Launch HN: Manaflow (YC S24) – Automate repetitive office work in tablesHey HN! We’re Austin, Lawrence, and Wesley from Manaflow (https://manaflow.com). Manaflow is a spreadsheet where each column represents a step instruction of a task and each row represents an AI agent executing a case of the task. With one click, you can execute thousands of tasks involving data retrieval, gluing APIs, and taking actions.Here’s a video demo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jwaaqjHGkT4And a live demo: https://manaflow.com/demoThe idea to build an AI automation tool for small-to-mid-sized businesses (SMBs) emerged from our extensive conversations with local managers, directors, and operators. We learned that SMBs are constantly overwhelmed with manual workflows and heavily underutilize technology, especially compared to bigger businesses with teams of engineers.Witnessing an operations manager show us folders of spreadsheets for his business, we realized that spreadsheets have limited functionality. While spreadsheets can handle data entry and track states manually, you
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news.ycombinator.com• Jul 24, 2024• 1 min read
Ask HN: Struggling with inattention but don't have ADHDFor years I've been extremely envious of people with ADHD who, after starting treatment with drugs, exclaim "So this is what being normal is like? Being able to just do things?". That has never been my experience. There only two types of tasks in my life, the ones that immediately grab my attention with the strength of a boa constrictor (and these usually come and go) and those who I struggle a lot to focus on, very few in between.I've finally gathered enough courage to seek an ADHD assessment, but it came back as negative (I cannot decide if I'm relieved or disappointed). From the conversations I had with my psychiatrist, I have no reason to doubt this result, as I always got mixed signals from the online info anyways.However inattention/procrastination has a strong in impact in my life. I graduated uni below my expectations because I couldn't force myself to actually sit down and study. I wasted at least one big work opportunity (maybe two) for under performing (due to lack of effort