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Re:Localised pockets of sound into your ears only, isolated from surro...
on Friday April 04, 2025 @05:09AM (#43579857)
Hey, if this stops me having to listen to other people's music, I'm all for this.
Localised pockets of sound into your ears only, isolated from surroundings
Show HN: I built a free service that resurfaces your Kindle highlights
I started this project because I felt like I was losing touch with the books I enjoy. Having physical books means you see them whenever you walk past them. When they're stuck in digital format, well, you need a different solution.I wanted to get some of my Kindle highlights emailed to me daily.So, I built QuoteUnquote.io ! I'm offering this for free, because I think it's cool and I don't want...
Re:Show HN: I made a thing that emails you your Kindle highlights daily
on Sunday August 11, 2024 @09:23AM (#41215951)
It's called QuoteUnquote.
I'm hoping to get between 10-20 users to test this thing out. I'll probably turn off signups once I get that many users.
I'm just looking for people to use this thing and test it, while I (very slowly) add features.
It's very basic at this point: it's just a Chrome browser extension that syncs your Kindle highlights then emails you 5 random highlights at 17:25 UTC every day.
Once you sign up on the website, there will be a link to download the Chrome extension. Once the Chrome extension is installed, just press the "sync" button on the website and wait for it to grab the highlights.
If you sign up, I'll make sure you get free access to this thing for life (or until the project dies).
Show HN: I made a thing that emails you your Kindle highlights daily
Ask HN: Examples of Companies/Tools Simulating Real World Processes
I had a look at the recent Request For Startups (https://www.ycombinator.com/rfs?utm_source=tldrnewsletter#using-machine-learning-to-simulate-the-physical-world) on the ycombinator site.One of the topics that caught my eye was "USING MACHINE LEARNING TO SIMULATE THE PHYSICAL WORLD".Does anyone know of companies or tools which provide such services? I'm particularly interested in specific use...
Re:The push to save the Itanium architecture in Linux
on Thursday November 16, 2023 @06:08AM (#38288140)
Bit of a noob-ish question: But why can't folks just continue to use older versions of the kernel, with the ia64 support?
Re:Facebook increased satisfaction and usage by sending fewer notifica...
on Tuesday December 27, 2022 @12:00AM (#34145264)
Maximum satisfaction == no notifications
Re:How to Write Unmantainable Code
on Sunday December 25, 2022 @03:03AM (#34125308)
Hebrew for 2 dots haha
Re:Fuzzing ping(8) and finding a 24 year old bug
on Sunday December 11, 2022 @02:13AM (#33940923)
What does the (8) in ping(8) signify?
What Is Data Science?
Re:Investing in South African technology startups
on Thursday August 06, 2020 @01:29PM (#24073243)
Lekker!
Demonstrating the Central Limit Theorem in R
Re:Ask HN: First hire offered to work part-time – what should I do?
on Monday March 02, 2020 @07:49AM (#22463908)
How do you pronounce that?
Re:“My Car does not start when I buy Vanilla Ice Cream” (2015)
on Friday December 13, 2019 @04:39AM (#21780317)
Correlation vs causation, eh?