Findus23

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by Findus23 8y ago
I can claim to have experience [0] with generating funny nonsense based on Stackoverflow data (what a wired thing to say :)) Seems like you beat me to my plan to make a Neural Network based variant and I really like the results (especially
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by Findus23 8y ago
And these Stack Overflow/Exchange questions don’t exist: https://se-simulator.lw1.at/ Disclaimer: Fun useless side project by me (And contains no machine learning, but just plain Markov chains)
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by Findus23 8y ago
I just stumbled across this post. If someone has questions about Matomo, just ask. I'll try to answer or forward them to the rest of the team.
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by Findus23 8y ago
Matomo uses a simple community-contributed list [1] of domains that were reported by multiple people to create referrer-spam. Of course you can use the same list for every other software. [1] https://github.com/matomo-org&#x
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by Findus23 8y ago
Hi, You can configure Matomo [1] to both not use any cookies [2] and to automatically delete just the raw data or all data that is older than x months. Log Analytics is also possible. If you want something that is far more minimalistic, but
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by Findus23 8y ago
Hi, I have to agree that one should be using PHP 7.2. It also gives a nice performance boost to Matomo. The required PHP version for Matomo is shown in [1] (5.5.9 or greater) Can you please send me a link to the FAQ page mentioning 5.3 (e.g
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by Findus23 8y ago
Generating fun Stack Exchange questions using Markov chains https://se-simulator.lw1.at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16947038 Disclaimer: This is by me, but it is definitly both funny and stupid.
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by Findus23 8y ago
Just FYI: With Piwik/Matomo you can replay your access.log and therefore never miss any data even if the instance goes down completely: https://matomo.org/faq/log-analytics-tool/faq_19221/
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by Findus23 8y ago
It does, but again via an own implementation of web sockets (I think) which creates an additional connection that drains power.
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by Findus23 8y ago
Just FYI: Matomo has nearly none impact to the loading performance as it is always loaded async and deferred (so only after the page has finished loading). If this is still too slow for you, you could try the official QueuedTracking plugin
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by Findus23 8y ago
This is really the chance for a great open source project. So many open source apps (Signal, Mastodon clients, riot.im, telegram-foss and more) have to do hacks to be able to deliver push notifications without GCM/FCM What if there was
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by Findus23 8y ago
But you need to know how to write the word and in which grammatical case the word is or otherwise you end up on the wrong end of the earth because every homophone also maps to a real location.
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by Findus23 8y ago
I'm not sure I understand their idea of localization. The center of Vienna is "decays.jump.graver" (if those are simple words is questionable). But when I switch to German the same block becomes "fahrende.hügeligen.anspr
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Free Open Source Matomo Tag Manager Now Available as a Beta(matomo.org)
3 points by Findus23 8y ago|1 comments
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by Findus23 8y ago
Sounds nice, but my plan was to find out how much data I can handle easily on my plain simple desktop PC. You may have seen, that you can filter by site [1]. Code quite ruined my chains as it didn't appear in blocks, but rather everywh
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by Findus23 8y ago
Hi, I have already expected a question about Neural Networks :) When I had the idea I also toyed around with word-rnn and similar RNN libraries. The results I got were pretty good, but training was extremely resource consuming. Cuda gave a
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by Findus23 8y ago
Hm, there ought to be one in the top right corner. Can you try tapping there even though you don't see it?
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by Findus23 8y ago
I have now written a bit more on how to hopefully get this to run locally and how everything works here: https://github.com/Findus23/se-simulator#se-simulator
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by Findus23 8y ago
In a way I did it for Stack Overflow. All Posts are 60GB which is a bit too much to handle the whole chain in my desktop-pc. So I only used questions and answers with a score >=10 there to get it to a similar size as the other sites. It
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by Findus23 8y ago
Exactly, I tried to keep the themes of the single sites visible. Unfortunatly the colors from the API are quite ugly and don't represent the sites properly, so I did some manual collecting: https://github.com/Findus23&
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by Findus23 8y ago
I have to fully agree. The language-processing part is really simple (partly due to the really cool markovify library [1]) You may also like my older project [2] even though it is partly in German. I'm using Markov Chains for the title
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by Findus23 8y ago
You are right, that's the problem when trying to get something in the world quickly instead of doing proper documentation. But I'll write something together today and send you a mail when I'm done.
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by Findus23 8y ago
Hi, sorry everyone for the delay in answering, but timezones weren't nice to me. I really like minimalist pages, but I would be lying if I said the complete oposite (like https://lw1.at ) wasn't also fun to program. The
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by Findus23 8y ago
Hi everyone, I hope you like my latest side project! I'm an astronomy student who likes programming in his free time. This time I wanted to write something that handles larger amounts of data. And as I recently came across the Stack Ex
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Show HN: Generating fun Stack Exchange questions using Markov chains(se-simulator.lw1.at)
178 points by Findus23 8y ago|36 comments
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by Findus23 8y ago
If you want to integrate this into your project: There is a nice API returning the JSON data of the popup https://stackoverflow.com/a/48527419/4398037 Documentation: https://en.wikipedia.org/api&#x
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by Findus23 8y ago
Yes you can, there is a nice API returning the Popup-data in JSON https://stackoverflow.com/a/48527419/4398037 Documentation: https://en.wikipedia.org/api/rest_v1/#!/Page_content&#x2
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by Findus23 9y ago
It's fascinating how people are immediately creating fake replies to get people to fall for their scam.
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by Findus23 9y ago
Tipp: When you click on the "HD"-Button you get a really high-res version (2500px wide)
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by Findus23 9y ago
If you have not already check out David Revoy. He creates beautiful art using only open source tools: https://www.peppercarrot.com/

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