15:[[47814208,{"by":"Wewoc","descendants":8,"id":47814208,"kids":[47817342,47815533,47863564],"score":9,"text":"Read an article about analyzing Garmin data with AI. Sounded great — \nexcept I didn't want to send my health data to any cloud service.

So I asked Claude to write me 2-3 scripts and a dashboard. \nThis escalated a bit. 30 days and 20$ later I have this:

A local-first Garmin archive with interactive HTML dashboards, Excel \nexports, weather and pollen context, AES-256 encrypted token storage, \nand a self-healing data pipeline with 515 automated tests. Windows \ndesktop app, no terminal needed. Nothing leaves your machine.

I never wrote a line of Python. I understood the problems and made the \narchitectural decisions. Claude wrote everything else.

GitHub: github.com/Wewoc/Garmin_Local_Archive","time":1776500729,"title":"Show HN: I can't write Python. It works anyway","type":"story","url":"https://github.com/Wewoc/Garmin_Local_Archive"}],[47747770,{"by":"jsomers","descendants":89,"id":47747770,"kids":[47788736,47789384,47788549,47790668,47789948,47788634,47792379,47788667,47794900,47791318,47788671,47799455,47789311,47796336,47788714,47790925,47791758,47800451,47789189,47800680,47804117,47792096,47789486,47788632,47788456,47799250,47788718,47793356,47791076,47790170,47790846,47789622,47789583,47792391,47795664,47791930,47797169,47798161,47791367,47794672,47797908,47799844,47790669],"score":291,"time":1776056268,"title":"The paper computer","type":"story","url":"https://jsomers.net/blog/the-paper-computer"}],[47742200,{"by":"a-ve","descendants":308,"id":47742200,"kids":[47742559,47742616,47742734,47743992,47747824,47742920,47742621,47742565,47743122,47742719,47742497,47742771,47751529,47742554,47744102,47742716,47750228,47742591,47742528,47743306,47764323,47801397,47754023,47748083,47748948,47749730,47749559,47746615,47748797,47742914,47753095,47743274,47749095,47757118,47743759,47750441,47754726,47759158,47743140,47750976,47742744,47742571,47743706,47755929,47750089,47757526,47754737,47751640,47779842,47772740,47748253,47743311,47752511,47749634,47743431,47743200,47743105,47743361,47745163,47751856,47743494,47752341,47742626,47746174,47776774,47744931,47742929,47756171,47743231,47751421,47754833,47751684,47751402,47746558,47749804,47752281,47751253,47747252,47757831,47752218,47742699,47746018,47747598,47745054,47746107,47747302,47744291,47746040,47755708,47744396,47743739,47752372,47753765,47744372,47743626,47760419,47743301,47816466,47757024,47742414,47748650,47744377,47744116,47743178,47747964,47747029,47753814,47747435,47742505,47748471,47763330,47756797,47756804,47742556,47742788,47742704,47743305,47748368,47747566,47743623,47748043,47772080,47742501,47747755,47753062,47747643,47748412,47746952,47749913,47747166,47743769],"score":520,"text":"$16","time":1776014744,"title":"Show HN: boringBar – a taskbar-style dock replacement for macOS","type":"story","url":"https://boringbar.app/"}],[44800185,{"by":"meetpateltech","descendants":328,"id":44800185,"kids":[44800421,44803441,44800499,44800824,44801340,44802039,44800496,44800311,44800427,44804965,44801703,44802033,44800479,44800598,44809622,44803674,44802525,44800290,44801755,44801864,44806504,44809942,44801273,44812024,44803704,44802408,44807110,44802438,44804063,44808141,44801290,44810961,44808676,44803764,44801535],"score":841,"time":1754411285,"title":"Claude Opus 4.1","type":"story","url":"https://www.anthropic.com/news/claude-opus-4-1"}],[42336237,{"by":"botanicals6","descendants":94,"id":42336237,"kids":[42336585,42337050,42336539,42336473,42336497,42336712,42337293,42336714,42338812,42336745,42337303,42336809,42343190,42337138,42336650,42339704,42339644,42337224,42336843,42339053,42348889],"score":66,"time":1733458059,"title":"65% of employees bypass cybersecurity measures, new study finds","type":"story","url":"https://www.forbes.com/sites/larsdaniel/2024/12/05/new-study-finds-65-of-employees-bypass-cybersecurity-measures/"}],[42301228,{"by":"asfarley","descendants":24,"id":42301228,"kids":[42304828,42316082,42301754,42302775,42304055,42306998,42311333],"score":117,"text":"I was developing/selling this application under Roadometry, but sales are getting slow and I'd prefer to make it available for free.

This is a desktop Windows application which can be used for counting road traffic.

https://roadometry.com\nhttps://www.youtube.com/@roadometry2011

The application uses Multiple Hypothesis Tracking (MHT) combined with Darknet Yolo.

I trained the network myself. I have a tool-chain for building a video-based training set including associations, but it's quite complex to use. I never ended up training a network to perform association, but I think a combined detector/associator network is the next step.","time":1733179994,"title":"Show HN: Open-sourced (road) traffic counting application","type":"story","url":"https://github.com/asfarley/vtc_opensource"}],[40367090,{"by":"louisjoejordan","descendants":75,"id":40367090,"kids":[40375655,40371733,40375141,40370952,40378635,40375500,40387102,40374820,40384685,40375615,40370849,40374927,40373564,40375849,40368341,40371393,40374999,40368972,40379341,40368827,40368596,40376480,40372040,40371292,40373758,40385187,40369200,40368820,40381390,40368670,40367786],"score":293,"text":"$17","time":1715781755,"title":"Show HN: Open-source BI and analytics for engineers","type":"story","url":"https://github.com/quarylabs/quary"}],[39227727,{"by":"asimpleusecase","descendants":44,"id":39227727,"kids":[39228261,39229159,39228591,39230772,39233417,39229743,39231988,39232279,39228414,39231517,39228664],"score":143,"time":1706875803,"title":"NASA Workmanship Guide for wire splicing","type":"story","url":"https://workmanship.nasa.gov/lib/insp/2%20books/links/sections/407%20Splices.html"}],[38921153,{"by":"barefootsanders","descendants":3,"id":38921153,"kids":[38921154,38949466],"score":2,"time":1704764591,"title":"Show HN: A React app for exploring Who's Hiring? posts","type":"story","url":"https://whoishiring.goldsborough.io/"}],[38935257,{"by":"unclebucknasty","descendants":8,"id":38935257,"kids":[38935339,38942783,38949444,38935664],"score":6,"text":"With Prime Video now stuffing ads into videos unless you pay an extra $2.99 a month, I'm wondering how this is not a classic anti-trust issue.

After becoming the dominant logistics / hard goods player, they long ago bundled Video with that completely unrelated shipping benefits offering, and increased the price modestly.

That seemed egregious enough, but now they are essentially diminishing the value of the product to their gain or forcing people to pony up a large percentage of the membership price to avoid the diminished experience, else give up the shipping benefits atogether.

Shouldn't the DOJ be stepping in to look at, among other things, the unbundling of different services? Why aren't their pure streaming competitors complaining?

What am I missing?","time":1704852483,"title":"Ask HN: Is it time to break up Amazon?","type":"story"}]]

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