ledil

Re:Show HN: I built a tool that reads 2000 health studies a day so you... on Sunday April 19, 2026 @02:10AM (#47822155)

Thank you. Audience, everyone interesting in health. We are sending daily mails. Currently you have many papers or studies about semaglutid and glp-1, gut microbiome

Re:Show HN: I built a tool that reads 2000 health studies a day so you... on Saturday April 18, 2026 @05:00PM (#47819482)

Hi, Im filtering based on some criteria like study type, participant count, replication status, etc. You can find more information on our faq on the homepage. If you need more, just ping me. Best,

Show HN: I built a tool that reads 2000 health studies a day so you dont have to

Posted by ledil on Saturday April 18, 2026 @04:29PM
from the show-hn dept.

https://www.polivora.com

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Re:Show HN: I built a tool that reads 2000 health studies a day so you... on Saturday April 18, 2026 @04:29PM (#47819272)

Ive always been interested in health, studies, all that stuff, but honestly it's just too much. Every day there are hundreds (if not thousands) of new papers, and most of them are either super technical, not relevant, or just impossible to keep up with.

So I built something mainly for myself.

It scans a large number of new studies daily, filters them down, and gives me a small set of summaries that are actually readable and (hopefully) relevant. Not trying to replace experts or give medical advice — more like a first-pass filter so I don’t miss important stuff.

One thing I care about a lot is making it easy to understand. So instead of academic language, it breaks things down into simple points, in your own language.

Long term, I want it to be more personalized — so you only get topics you actually care about (like heart health, chronic pain, etc.), instead of everything.

Not sure yet if this is actually useful for others or just solves my own problem, but that’s where I'm at right now.

Re:Launch HN: CoinTracker (YC W18) – Cryptocurrency portfolio and tax ... on Friday February 16, 2018 @04:40PM (#16396654)

This looks nice. We are developing another alternative focused on nice ui and starting with a free premium package for all beta users...

https://www.coinapse.io

Show HN: Coinapse, cryptocurrency portfolio tracker

Posted by ledil on Thursday February 08, 2018 @03:44AM
from the show-hn dept.

https://www.coinapse.io

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Re:Celery 4.0 on Sunday November 13, 2016 @07:09PM (#12946575)

should I enable something to activate celery events?

Re:Celery 4.0 on Sunday November 13, 2016 @08:22AM (#12943184)

can you suggest a monitoring tool for celery? I want to view what tasks are currently working... is flower the only solution? thx

Re:Docker in Production: A retort on Sunday November 06, 2016 @01:50AM (#12883742)

if I am using mount Volumens to export my data, can I bypass the aufs/overlay implementation/logic ? do I need to pay attention only if I don't mount the volumes? thx

Re:Diagnosing Memory “Leaks” in Python on Monday September 07, 2015 @04:15PM (#10182868)

What do you consider as alternative to celery?

Re:Create your own links collection on produktfang on Wednesday January 07, 2015 @07:09PM (#8854230)

Im the developer ...

you can create a private collection or an invite only collection and you can allow other users to enhance your collection. It is a great way to share collections of products, apps, gadgets, wish lists ...

Create your own links collection on produktfang

Posted by ledil on Wednesday January 07, 2015 @07:03PM
from the produktfang.de dept.

http://produktfang.de/en/Ci0VpE

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Re:Is there a ProductHunt without the “selection process”? on Monday December 15, 2014 @03:43AM (#8751143)

http://www.produktfang.de

I'm the author of produktfang. We aggregate new apps and show them on the front page ... there is no "community" that decides what should be shown or not like in producthunt.

Re:HackerNews algorithm for new app discovery on Thursday December 11, 2014 @03:41PM (#8736948)

Sorry for this misleading, but we are using the (P-1) / (T+2)^G algorithm from hacker news to rank all apps.