LunarAurora

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by LunarAurora 4y ago
In a (limited) way, it does : In (media)wiki pages are often hierarchical and this is indeed a tree network. you can also embed some content (templates...) and list pages (tables...). I would say that the fundamental difference is that in (
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by LunarAurora 4y ago
Roam is not just bidirectional links though. Like most successful innovation, its attraction is in putting together multiple (at least 3) simple but powerful ideas : - Outlining: or the ability to represent a tree of (separate data) blocks
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by LunarAurora 4y ago
> faceting by JSON arrays Yep that's is it. I should have read that facet page in the doc (just used the wrong keyword for search months ago) btw, I played a bit more with faceting, and it is actually (functionally) good ! Datasett
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by LunarAurora 4y ago
Datasette is great! I'm not very familiar, but here is my impression : I guess my working definition is about the "default mode". So the (Datasette) Lite version could indeed be "no code" in a similar fashion to th
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by LunarAurora 4y ago
look at rtings -> https://www.rtings.com/headphones/reviews/best/bass
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by LunarAurora 4y ago
My list included nocode services only.
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by LunarAurora 4y ago
There are categories of “Nocode” online services that could work, more or less, as small databases. Some are already cited in the article: - DBs platforms (Best for more advanced DB) : Airtable, getgrist.com - wikis+DB platforms (Best for b
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by LunarAurora 4y ago
> especially the conditioning on humming and whistling ... but to bad they use very common melodies 100%. Now if you add the detailed "Painting Caption Conditioning" to the mix, you can create a melody in the style of… an image
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by LunarAurora 4y ago
Raindrop.io full text search should work but only in the paid pro plan. And even then, I think the problem with the example you cited is that “comments” are generally stripped off (like they are in “reader mode” apps) so that HN replies are
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by LunarAurora 4y ago
We are “multistaged” beings: First stage: As Animals, we are chasing our impulses. It is just LIFE. Second stage : As Rational Beings, we are chasing our "personal" desires/goals. Most people, most of the time, are content to
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Epsil/Spotgen: Spotify Playlist Generator(github.com)
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by LunarAurora 4y ago
I personally found about it in the the book "Grunt: The Curious Science of Humans at War" (chapter "maggot paradox")
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by LunarAurora 4y ago
https://twiki.org/ is powerful but not user friendly (by today’s standards) -> https://www.wikimatrix.org/compare/twiki+confluence
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by LunarAurora 4y ago
I have graphics artists friends in Arab countries. Apart for the (oil rich) Golf, Almost All (90-99%) of them (and their colleagues) just pirate adobe software. Those who care to justify will simply point to difference in the cost of living
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by LunarAurora 4y ago
https://archive.ph/CvgxW
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by LunarAurora 4y ago
https://archive.ph/EOv9l
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by LunarAurora 4y ago
Nice work ! So The OP said here that this is based on a “semantic” enhancing of an (already rich) 35k tracks DB. Music platforms in general do not allow people to describe/annotate tracks verbally (people would love to "let it out
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by LunarAurora 4y ago
As of 2022, https://get.mem.ai/mem-x has one of the best AI for Notes integrations. I'm sure 2023 will be fruitful. I'm already seeing some Obsidian/Local experiments. > making connections between notes
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Getty Images is suing the creators of Stable Diffusion(theverge.com)
70 points by LunarAurora 4y ago|82 comments
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Opusmodus v3.0: Music Composition System(opusmodus.com)
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by LunarAurora 4y ago
> would love to have a big e-ink tablet On normal sized e-readers (6"), I use koreader [1] for pdfs. It has a good enough “reflow mode” that reformat the pdf to fit the screen. [1] https://github.com/koreader/ko
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by LunarAurora 4y ago
Might work for some, if you don't have a middle button, and… you don't want to ctrl/cmd click. there is also Long Press New Tab (firefox) https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/long_pres
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by LunarAurora 4y ago
It is not just about the numbers. There are more books produced than ever. For me, it is the ease of finding the "best" on a certain topic (by rating...). This is because books are more "centralized" (Amazon, goodreads..
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GPT Index(github.com)
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by LunarAurora 4y ago
Startups News (MENA) -> https://www.wamda.com/ar/media/news Traditional Music -> https://www.sama3y.net/forum/ Alternative Music -> https://mideastunes.com/ Books -&
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CitySynth: Replicate the World in 3D(citysynth.ai)
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by LunarAurora 4y ago
Look at https://yousician.com/
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by LunarAurora 4y ago
I don't know about that submission, but the 78 RPMs collection on the internet archive is enormous https://archive.org/details/78rpm
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by LunarAurora 4y ago
When I first saw your question, I guessed it was the Netherlands, and it is indeed the first according to these estimates [1] However, The problem is that outside western Europe and the US (and even within them to a large extent) : - "
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by LunarAurora 4y ago
It is not mindfulness itself that is pseudoscience, but the simplified claims of new/modernized techniques that are put under that name, and their rush to link themselves to state-of the-art neuroscience and experimental psychology. It

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