Looks cool, I'll wait for some sort of local LLM support eg ollama before buying it
Readit Newssystemz commented on Tidewave Web: in-browser coding agent for Rails and Phoenix tidewave.ai/blog/tidewave... · Posted by u/kieloo
There are people out there - probably many people - in your country under the age of 30 who feels the same way about Instagram as you do. These are the people you want to meet, not the people on Instagram.
If you hate Instagram and the anxiety it gives you, the people you meet on there will never be really on your level, or you on theirs. You will waste your time and effort on shallower relationships that can't get deep because you want to engage with life differently and not be on social media.
Dig deep into the hobbies that give you joy, and go to as many meetups and social occasions around them as you can. Leverage your friend and family network - the people who know you, and get you - and build on it.
Those are good tips but what to do when you are new in location and your family/friends doesn't have contacts with people that like your hobby? Joining new social circles isn't that easy for less social ones.
I haven’t used AI for sorting email yet but have over many attempts over many years tried to setup manual filters.
I try to make them as absolutely bulletproof as possible but I’m still running into problems because email is so rough.
Critical Microsoft emails for example constantly have random sketchy looking domains but are legit.
Or someone named “Don Otre Plyson” gets caught in the “DoNotReply” filter and I never see his important message.
I don’t know if I’d blindly trust AI to guess patterns better than me where I’d have no way of ever knowing if I potentially missed something.
Yeah, I don't trust AI magic either. Very precise manual filters can run out of date quickly, "AI" can be unpredictable. Maybe naïve bayes will be a middle ground?
I use and like SpamSieve for macOS but it's limited to spam/not spam. I would really like support for more categories than two.
Telegram seems like strange choice but ok. I personally started to tinker with something similar - IMAP client which learns how you categorize emails into folders and helps with that. I started with manual rules and want to connect some optional automagic later.
I noticed that some emails are valid for only some hours and then it's in inbox unnecessarily giving that +1 to unread badge.
On other hand server side filtering works before arriving in inbox so you don't see for example, that parcel will arrive today. Next day you need to manually archive it. After 10-20 mails like that, if you are busy - half of inbox needlessly needs user action if you are into inbox zero.
I have not heard of such a thing in the US, but I will investigate.
So while that would work for calls, does that also behave as expected for SMS and MMS?
What I remember from my case few years ago, incoming SMS were handled to both SIMs. Outgoing SMS from my number didn't appear on second one (so shared SMS history isn't complete in that sens). I didn't use MMS. I think all those behaviors can be different, depending on provider config.
I suspect you are misunderstanding the use case here. If I am understanding you correctly, you are proposing solution using single phone. As such, only one person can have the phone with them at any given time.
Also, a dumb phone doesn't really help with the need for SMS and MMS.
Update: I had indeed misunderstood and the proposal was to use a cloned SIM and two phones with dual SIM support. However, as discussed deeper in the thread this still seems to have flaws.
Yes, I was suggesting just that. In that case, at least in EU there is an option when one number can be used on more than one SIM card. Then using second SIM slot on both phones you have access to that number. Incoming SMS goes to both number I think. Calls can be answered by any phone but faster to answer wins.
Dumbphone and number from standard cell provider seems like a simple fix. No iOS or Android necessary.
systemz commented on Show HN: Drop-in SQS replacement based on SQLite github.com/poundifdef/Smo... · Posted by u/memset
Very cool. I needed something like this.
Looking at short video in readme - I suspect adding live stats similar to sidekiq would make UI look more dynamic and allow quick diagnostics.
Docs for current features are more important though.
I'm wondering when PC/laptop OEMs will see that user unfriendly Windows is scaring off their potential customers?
systemz commented on Changes to iOS App Distribution Fees in the EU developer.apple.com/news/... · Posted by u/dagmx
Even with those changes, yearly developer fee for even creating app for family is still required, right?