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Why I want an AI File Explorer

Cosmos • 39 implied HN points • 31 Dec 23

🕹 Technology AI Data Privacy File Management

AI File Explorer can use AI to analyze, tag, search, and organize files based on their contents, freeing users from manual tagging.
Data stored on cloud services may pose privacy and accessibility challenges for using AI on personal files.
Next-generation file explorers, like Cosmos, offer privacy-focused AI solutions, emphasizing user control over data and experimenting with Small Language Models.

[Zero To Python] Day 10 - Reading Journal Entries From File

Brian Knapp’s Newsletter • 39 implied HN points • 21 Mar 23

🕹 Technology Programming Python File Management

Today's lesson is about reading journal entries from a file in Python.
Reading files in Python is simple and requires using the 'r' flag when opening the file.
You can store the contents of a file in a variable and manipulate the data in your program.

[Solution]Problem 47:File Syncing Code [Google]]

Technology Made Simple • 39 implied HN points • 14 Jul 22

🕹 Technology Coding Algorithms File Management

Consider implementing file syncing algorithms for efficient updates across two computers over a low-bandwidth network
Understanding the domain of a problem is crucial before diving into algorithm design
Computing differences between files involves identifying insertions and deletions to efficiently update one file to match another

Laziness is a Superpower

!important • 3 HN points • 01 Nov 23

🕹 Technology Coding Data Extraction Python File Management

Laziness can be a superpower, leading to finding clever solutions to avoid tedious tasks.
Using Python and XML extraction, the author automated the process of extracting code snippets from a book.
By leveraging existing elements in the document structure, the author efficiently organized and named thousands of code snippets.

Week #4 - Memory #2

Judson’s Substack • 3 HN points • 26 Jun 23

🕹 Technology Programming Data Structures File Management

In programming, data swapping involves exchanging variables without directly combining them.
Buffer overflows occur in code when data is inappropriately touched.
Creating, opening, and copying to files in C is straightforward and can be achieved easily.

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