Have you tried Everything by Voidtools? I’m curious how these tools compare with that. I like how fast and simple it is.

https://www.voidtools.com/

Nope, sorry. My main use case is app launch, finding settings, and some scripts. I don't use file search that much.

Small point for Flow here again, because you just have to use the prefix doc: to search through your files, whereas on Raycast, you need to set up an alias and enter the extension. Both have file preview

I haven't checked in on it recently, but maybe a similar open-source option would be https://github.com/All-Hands-AI/OpenHands

A not open-source option this looks close to is also https://githubnext.com/projects/copilot-workspace (released April 2024, but I'm not sure it's gotten any significant updates since)

oh openDevin became openHANDS. Interestingly, I committed the LICENSE file to that repo haha

did they relicense too w the rename?

no, original MIT still remains yay.

Looks like this was timed to coincide with Google adding search grounding data to Gemini API: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42008834 // https://developers.googleblog.com/en/gemini-api-and-ai-studi...

They are taking a page out of Microsoft’s strategy of clouding out all sunlight.

My first memory of something like this was the rushed Google Wave announcement occurring on the same day as a Bing rebranding launch (if memory serves, the domain registration timestamps for the Google domains were also highly coincidental but I've long since forgotten with what)

I know there is a HN guideline about not commenting on stuff like this, but in this case the text was so large it prevented me from wanting to read the article at all. Just uncomfortably large.

I have a 49" ultrawide and if I maximise the window, it is borderline unreadable.

https://imgur.com/DGWQDpI

What’s the technical difference in how this works vs. previous face swapping tech (like Snapchat filters)?

Yes, I played around with Skyvern and it works really well!

https://www.skyvern.com/

https://github.com/Skyvern-AI/Skyvern

I created a bit.ly link that points to http://yourpiholehost/admin/api.php?disable=300&auth=api_key

Bookmark it for myself and other people in the house and then turn it off for five mins whenever there is an issue.

Would be fun to hook this up to one of those IoT Amazon buttons.

Home Assistant can definitely do this. I just now successfully got my HA connected to an Aqara Zigbee button (which, hilariously, only briefly functioned when I was using it with Aqara's garbage hub).

Or say “hey google disable ad blocking” and triggering it. Then google learning of this and doing it all the time behind your back

I think Paypal's micropayment option[1] doesn't have a ton of competition, but at 4.99% + 9 cents you will do a lot better than typical stripe rate.

[1] https://www.paypal.com/us/webapps/mpp/merchant-fees

> Usually about 75 per cent of all gym memberships are taken out in the month of January.

That's a pretty wild claim to include without a source...

I googled it and found a source that said 12% of signups in January compared to average 8% the rest of the year which sounds a lot more realistic. [1]

[1] https://www.ihrsa.org/improve-your-club/how-to-keep-resoluti...

Could it mean 75% of a given year’s memberships are active in January? Probably an overly generous interpretation…

this article is from 2015, maybe people wised up. I remember I once joined a gym with a 3 month prepay and never went even once. After the 3 months were up they called me asking if I want to renew lol. Safe to say I never since payed for more than a month

While every year comes with a January 75% sounds like a fish story.

If one was to be loose with the application of statistics, one could say that January has 50% more signups than the average for other months.

This could reasonably be Chinese-whispered to become that 75% statistic.