https://github.com/KanishkVashisht/screenshot-shelf
Had my very own "personal software" moment recently. Apple's screenshot experience is god awful, you take a screenshot and then race to the destination where you need to drag and drop it (messages, etc.)Asked codex to solve this and it did! hit cmd shift s and a drawer opens up with most recent screenshots. Fully drag and droppable.
Brute forcing a counter solve has not really changed the game as much.
Most software engineers that learned to build things in the past 10-15 years have a move-fast-break-things mentality. I've found that AI coding really amplifies the downsides of this mentality (pushing broken slop to users), and further depresses the need for very clear thinking on what needs to be built.Since there is no longer an associated cost with building so time spent thinking about what...
Rhythm is a medical device startup headed toward FDA clearance. We're hiring a senior firmware engineer to own solution architecture and embedded development: C/C++ on ARM Cortex-M, BLE, sensor integration, IEC 62304 through 510(k).
Looking for 7+ years of embedded experience, time in medical devices, and startup experience
Email: [email protected]
Looking forward to reading Incorruptible.
How do you resolve the difference between the short term nature of the lean startup, and the long term optimistic nature of LTSE?
We are a KP-backed startup that is solving sleep apnea for 1bn people. We are looking for an exceptional ML/AI engineer to help build human simulators.
Our team is full of world class technical talent and this is a once in a lifetime opportunity to meaningfully improve the daily lives of people around the world.
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Bonus points if you've had to titrate a CPAP before
We've strayed really far from where technical innovation began
This is your chance to work on a product that will meaningfully improve 1 billion lives. Sleep Apnea is a terrible disease that has no good treatment -- our new treatment has proven to be very effective in preclinical trials. Users rave about our product, and it has received a lot of love on social media. We are backed by tier 1 investors and angels.
We're hiring a founding hardware engineer that will help refine our prototype with an industrial designer on staff.
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UARS is effectively a "cousin" of sleep apnea which tends to occur in younger and fitter people - it is hard to diagnose but quite debilitating. RERAs are the primary sleep disturbing event for folks with UARS. Similar to how apneas are the primary event for folks with sleep apnea.
If you have a ton of sleep problems, you should probably catalog them, and try seeing a somnologist or getting an in-lab sleep study.
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Also textbooks frequently miss out on the level of understanding part of this. There is no textbook that explains quantum mechanics for smart 15 year olds.
Looking for something where I can give it a topic or area of interest, and it does an extremely comprehensive deep dive.The ideal version would be that I can give it a topic and a level of understanding (ELI5, ELI10, ELI25) and it would summarize and organize all human knowledge on that topic and provide it to me. I would pay $X00 for this and would wait even 24-48 hours...
I wanted to start a discussion around AI agents, where you see them being helpful and whether you're working on any. Didn't see much in search about this.
Does anyone else here feel like there is a massive amount of brain fog in their day to day lives?
Just wondering...do you feel like AI has even begun to deliver on its promise. Is it making your life better?