gutomotta

Re:Ask HN: What Are You Working On? (Nov 2025) on Monday November 10, 2025 @09:14AM (#45876216)

I released just yesterday something I've been working on: skrl [1], a language for defining keyboard shortcuts and remaps. Found a few bugs already, but it's still useful at least to me personally.

[1] https://gitlab.com/gutomotta/skrl

Show HN: SKRL is a language for expressing keyboard remaps and shortcuts

Posted by gutomotta on Saturday November 08, 2025 @02:23PM
from the show-hn dept.

https://gitlab.com/GutoMotta/skrl

Hello, everyone. I'm a heavy keyboard user that loves Karabiner-Elements and has been using it a lot for a long time. I don't love to write Complex Modifications by hand, though. Found a few projects to facilitate that process, but I wanted something even more easily readable, which ultimately led me to create a (small) language.The project is mostly written with assistance from AI, as a...

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Re:ChatGPT Pulse on Friday September 26, 2025 @07:34AM (#45385301)

This smells like ads.

Are serverless AI providers operating at a loss?

Posted by gutomotta on Tuesday August 19, 2025 @07:24AM
from the self-post dept.

I've been hearing a lot about how Cursor, Anthropic, and other AI companies based on proprietary models and charging monthly subscriptions might be operating at huge losses.How about companies like Groq, Fireworks, and other providers that offer serverless inference based on open-weight models? I use them a lot presuming that, since they don't have training costs and also only charge per token...

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Re:Jellyfin: The Free Software Media System on Sunday February 16, 2025 @10:46AM (#43068905)

How do you usually go about acquiring the media? I know there are people that simply download movies via torrent, but what are the legal ways of buying video files of TV shows or movies, specially the more recent ones?

Re:Just: Just a Command Runner on Sunday December 08, 2024 @09:46AM (#42357414)

I saw many projects like this a while ago, and, although they all seemed great, I kept wondering why do I need such a complex thing just to save/run a bunch of scripts?

I ended up building my own script runner, fj.sh [1]. It's dead simple, you write your scripts using regular shell functions that accept arguments, and add your script files to your repos. Run with "fj myfunc myarg ...". Installation is basically downloading an executable shell script (fj.sh) and adding it to your PATH. Uninstall by removing it. That's all.

I'm not saying 'just' is bad—it is an awesome, very powerful tool, but you don't always need that much power, so keep an eye on your use case, as always.

[1] github.com/gutomotta/fj.sh