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by antimatter15 7y ago
You're right about that part, though I've read that since the IR refracts differently than the green, you'll wind up with a region where you're directly exposed to the IR but not to the visible light.
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by antimatter15 7y ago
Cheap green 523nm lasers are especially dangerous. They are marketed as Class III <5mW, but with a laser power meter they are frequently 30mW-80mW or higher. It's not that 5mW lasers can't cause permanent damage to the retina,
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by antimatter15 8y ago
I've been working on building a personal knowledge database tool recently, feel free to shoot me an email at antimatter15@gmail.com if you'd like to be one of the first to try it out.
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by antimatter15 8y ago
It looks like you'll have to transfer a few files back and forth manually (sneakernet style). Alternatively it looks like you can expose your wallet over HTTP and others can send tokens to your API endpoint. https://github.c
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by antimatter15 8y ago
Simple Agreement for Future Equity ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Simple_agreement_for_future_eq... )
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SIGGRAPH 2018 Technical Papers Preview(youtube.com)
11 points by antimatter15 8y ago|0 comments
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Tools and Craft: An Interview with Andy Hertzfeld(notion.so)
9 points by antimatter15 8y ago|0 comments
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Tapir: Embedding Fork-Join Parallelism into LLVM’s Intermediate Representation [pdf](c.wsmoses.com)
2 points by antimatter15 9y ago|0 comments
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by antimatter15 9y ago
Hey HN! This is our latest demo for TensorFire ( https://tenso.rs/ ), a Javascript library for running neural networks in the browser GPU-accelerated by WebGL. Each of these models is a simple two-layer char-rnn (the kind exp
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Show HN: Cyborg Writer - In-Browser Text Editor with Neural Autocomplete(cyborg.tenso.rs)
71 points by antimatter15 9y ago|27 comments
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by antimatter15 9y ago
If you press the "Download" button, you can download the document as an HTML file. Share it through email or any other means, and it'll open in the Franchise web app— with all the queries, the results, and visualizations.
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by antimatter15 9y ago
We've got an Electron app in the works. Check out the Github repo if you're interested in helping out! Yeah the domain name is pretty much a complete misnomer (it was a cheap gTLD :/).
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by antimatter15 9y ago
Co-creator here. For existing SQL tools there's currently basically two approaches: where either the full application is hosted, or where the full application is local. Jupyter and Zeppelin generally fall into the second category— you
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Writing with the Machine (2016)(robinsloan.com)
3 points by antimatter15 9y ago|0 comments
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Starspace: Facebook's General Purpose Neural Embedding System(github.com)
3 points by antimatter15 9y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Franchise - Open Source SQL Notebook(franchise.cloud)
27 points by antimatter15 9y ago|3 comments
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Show HN: Play rock-paper-scissors against your computer via webcam, neural nets(tenso.rs)
196 points by antimatter15 9y ago|33 comments
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by antimatter15 9y ago
It's showing a visualization of all the intermediate activations of the style transfer network. The intermediate pictures are 4D, so they're visualized as a sequence of tiles. The network being run is defined here https:/&#x
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by antimatter15 9y ago
Hey HN! We're really excited to finally share this with you all! This is the first of a series of demos that we're working to release this week, and we're hoping you'll keep us to that promise :) Sorry if it doesn't
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Show HN: TensorFire(tenso.rs)
564 points by antimatter15 9y ago|83 comments
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Machine with an Esthetic Purpose (2014)(jamesboyk.com)
1 points by antimatter15 9y ago|0 comments
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by antimatter15 10y ago
That's definitely a really interesting piece of prior art! It looks like the patent expired last month. I'm sure there are a lot of other interesting approaches in the space, so I'd personally (and I'm assuming other peo
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by antimatter15 10y ago
A lot of Carbide's widgets depend on having access to a program's parse tree, which (to the extent of my understanding) a lot of these protocols (Jupyter/MS's Language Server Protocol) don't provide. In order to ins
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by antimatter15 10y ago
I think Tonic is great, and the stuff they've done with CRIU for pausing resuming computation is really clever. On the surface, Tonic is meant for building NodeJS services, whereas Carbide is focused on things which run in the browser.
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by antimatter15 10y ago
We've turned off the crazy scrolling effects, so hopefully your laptops won't be supersonic anymore.
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by antimatter15 10y ago
Hey HN! I'm one of the creators of Carbide, and I'm really excited to share it with you all. We're thinking of releasing Carbide as open source in the coming weeks if there's a community interested in building stuff on t
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Show HN: Carbide – A New Programming Environment(alpha.trycarbide.com)
628 points by antimatter15 10y ago|136 comments
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JavaScript t-distributed stochastic neighbor embedding (t-SNE)(scienceai.github.io)
2 points by antimatter15 11y ago|1 comments
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“I See What You Mean” by Peter Alvaro(youtube.com)
2 points by antimatter15 11y ago|0 comments
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Code Bubbles – Rethinking User Interface Paradigms for IDEs(andrewbragdon.com)
1 points by antimatter15 11y ago|0 comments

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