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Why Are People Cancelling?(bankstatementconverter.com)
2 points by 4pkjai 12d ago|0 comments
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Converting Transfer Wise PDFs to CSV(bankstatementconverter.com)
1 points by 4pkjai 24d ago|0 comments
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by 4pkjai 1mo ago
I disagree, I think if you slop out your content it will be disregarded. It seems to be pretty easy to identify now with tools like Pangram.
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My Business Is Dying(bankstatementconverter.com)
89 points by 4pkjai 1mo ago|89 comments
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Oh Yeah That Guy(ohyeahthatguy.com)
2 points by 4pkjai 2mo ago|0 comments
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Why Not Always OCR?(bankstatementconverter.com)
2 points by 4pkjai 2mo ago|1 comments
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by 4pkjai 2mo ago
I don’t really understand how OCRing a PDF could be more accurate than reading the text nodes. Another thing to consider is OCR works well for English but not so well for other languages.
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by 4pkjai 2mo ago
Yes it’s not a safe general rule. I can do it because I first classify the statement into a document_type and then run special code for specific document_types.
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by 4pkjai 2mo ago
I agree with you, it's not safe to have a rule saying "non-black means invisible". I should have made it clear in the blog post, but the first thing I do when processing a PDF is I identify the document_type. Then I run speci
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by 4pkjai 2mo ago
I did try method number two, and it worked. I should update this post.
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Why are all the amounts values negative?(bankstatementconverter.com)
46 points by 4pkjai 2mo ago|23 comments
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by 4pkjai 4mo ago
Damn I was hoping for some sort of explanation. This rule doesn't apply to me, my apartments are pretty good even after two years. I do end up changing apartments after the two year lease period because I get bored of the area or the l
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by 4pkjai 4mo ago
Something to help me remember the order of my jokes when doing stand up.
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by 4pkjai 6mo ago
I do this to see if text in a PDF is exactly where it is in some other PDF. For my use case it works pretty well.
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by 4pkjai 7mo ago
I used MonoGame to port my XNA games to other platforms. It’s really good, also it was very cool as a junior developer to see the code for the methods I used.
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by 4pkjai 7mo ago
I worked in a team of four between 2017 and 2020 this way. I really enjoyed it. After that I joined a company that worked with PRs. Felt like such a waste of time.
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Let's handle 1M requests per second(youtube.com)
1 points by 4pkjai 8mo ago|0 comments
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by 4pkjai 8mo ago
I started off using this back in 2009 when I wanted to make an adventure game. Really enjoyed it back then, great to see it’s still around
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by 4pkjai 10mo ago
I did the 2014 version of this to learn Swift to port an Android app I made. He’s an excellent teacher! I think he worked at Apple so he shared a lot of the history behind the APIs in iOS going back to the NextStep days.
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by 4pkjai 10mo ago
Kotlin, because it’s a language I like
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by 4pkjai 10mo ago
When I was a university student in 2009 a lecturer accused me of plagiarising a c++ win32 project I submitted. It turned out he ran it through a plagiarism detector and multiple lines of code where identical to lines in their database. It w
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by 4pkjai 1y ago
Is this something you think they can or should fix?
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by 4pkjai 1y ago
We do this in game development . Watch someone play the game for the first time. Don’t interfere. See if they can figure out how to play.
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Psst Want to see a cool bug?(bankstatementconverter.com)
1 points by 4pkjai 1y ago|1 comments
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by 4pkjai 1y ago
Normally I don't, but liked the humour.
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by 4pkjai 1y ago
Regarding your last sentence, it seems like he did buy a used EV.
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Cotyledon(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by 4pkjai 1y ago|0 comments
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Calling Their Bluff(anguscheng.com)
90 points by 4pkjai 1y ago|89 comments
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by 4pkjai 1y ago
As a noob, this is confusing me.
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by 4pkjai 1y ago
When people give me a hello back I raise them a “how are you?”

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