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Another fun trick I've discovered.

`XOR[0...n] = 0 ^ 1 .... ^ n = [n, 1, n + 1, 0][n % 4]`

This is an amazing idea! Love it.

Did you happen to enable "recommendations" in Youtube Mobile App? That would implicitly enable it. I don't have Trending/Shorts because its disabled.

https://sentry.io/welcome/ ?

also https://jwt.ms (fully client side, hosted by Microsoft)

IIRC They were acquired by Amazon. They have a paid offering for shared team environments.

The python code sample starts off with C/C++ style comments.

I use Starling.[1]

[1] https://apps.apple.com/ro/app/starling-for-hn/id1386611974)

No idea how to call the api.

Ultimate plumber can do this.

https://github.com/akavel/up

`gum choose --no-limit`

https://github.com/charmbracelet/gum

Also since ripgrep is already installed "grep -v" can be replaced with "rg -v"

Reminds me a of a short lived project websocket.email. Instead of webhook, you could listen on websocket for emails. Might be a Pro feature for your project.

https://github.com/websocket-email (there's no server anymore, but client lives on GH)

There's a Black Mirror episode with this plot.

I had this idea to basically have the Budgeting app look at the notifications on my phone or emails from the bank to parse the transactions details automatically.

On iOS if an app exposes a Shortcut, I could setup a Shortcut Automation to automatically add an expense when a new email from my bank shows up. Would need some REGEX or LLM ;)

Is there a similar tool that can trigger a command when the output of command changes or the stdout has some kind of string?

I understand this is shell script territory, but a cross-platform tool would be ideal.

The GeoIP provider seems to provide a batch API. You can query upto a 100 IPs in a single request.

One of my most common workflow is I copy the name of a "resource" and have to type out some diagnostic queries.

So I have espanso trigger on a shortcut and autofill queries with the clipboard being used as a placeholder.

Quick Feedback. Have a button to download the whole form as a json or dotenv file.

Someone had the same idea and name :)

https://github.com/Miserlou/Loop

This is pretty nice. Doesn't seem to be working at the moment.

- Do you get what it is?

It's a tiny serverless nodejs platform that comes baked in with a global state store. Supports updates via websockets as well.

- What would you use it for?

If I had to use this for home automation, perhaps have it remember if the "light was on or off" to get toggle functionality to something that doesn't have it.

Reminds me of napkin.io except for the websocket endpoint.

I find animated sorting algorithms and game solvers (maze solving , tic tac toe , sliding puzzles ) using search algorithms fun to watch.

Fair warning to everyone reading this. Listary is now effectively abandonware.

Did you see the inequality sign?

Thank you for your work. I definitely think it's much better than most solutions out there. I was exploring trying to get it to work with espanso[1] (also written in Rust) but haven't had much time.

[1]: https://espanso.org/

Used to use FZ but it relies on the user to move windows around. More of a passive window manager.

I've been using komorebi[1] but it's rather clunky with the ahk dependency. I'll have to try Glaze and give it a spin.

[1]: https://github.com/LGUG2Z/komorebi

Yes.

Fun fact: Powershell 5.1 has a `Convert-String`[1] cmdlet that is a Flash Fill implementation for CLI. You can do these inferences in Command Line.

[1]https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/microsoft...

Does a Task mean a Task Config or Task Run/Execution?

Does the free-tier come with an "executions" limit?