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by arturventura 11mo ago
Github Desktop has limits, this uses your own OpenAI account.
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Git gencommit – autogenerate commit message from diffs(github.com)
5 points by arturventura 11mo ago|2 comments
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by arturventura 11mo ago
Is it possible to run this in a chaotic function? I would be interested to see what patterns emerge. I haven't found any code or model to generate this.
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by arturventura 1y ago
Hey, I’ve implemented almost the same thing, but I’ve focused on the internals. I have the server and mount system implemented and wanted to implement something similar to webtorrent to be able to mount peer to peer mounts between browsers.
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by arturventura 2y ago
I've been working on the idea of building synthetic workers. I'm trying to implement a planning workflow system for scenarios where the workflow definition, the environment, or the task are not well defined. I also ended up implem
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Show HN: P11, Plan 9 kinda inspired kernel running on the browser(github.com)
6 points by arturventura 2y ago|1 comments
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by arturventura 3y ago
What the actual f**!!! I'm from Coruche!! The fact that I'm seeing my hometown name in HN is f'ing insane.
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by arturventura 3y ago
Location: Lisbon, Portugal Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Maybe Technologies: Django, Python, Vue, C, Java, JavaScript, Typescript, PyTorch, Nordic Firmware Development Résumé/CV: https://www.surf-the-edge.com&
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by arturventura 4y ago
Interesting idea, but if you didn't filter the elements with URLs, you're creating a CSS injection attack that enables people who visit the website to work as bots in a botnet and attack some url.
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by arturventura 4y ago
This is really good, and I was really excited by it but then I read: > running on a single 8XA100 40GB node in 38 hours of training This is a $40-80k machine. Not a diss, but I would love to see an advance that would allow anyone with a
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The Embeddings Company of Lisbon(embeddings.company)
10 points by arturventura 4y ago|1 comments
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by arturventura 4y ago
Hey there! Search in the web is becoming problematic. Quality is decreasing and competition is extremely hard. Some time ago I came to the realisation that the biggest strength of Google might also be its Achilles heel. Google is forced to
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by arturventura 4y ago
I faced the problem. I think one of the main issues with google is the modality of the results. Google is forced to create a list of links because that's the main vehicle where they drive profit. If you were to send a question like &qu
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by arturventura 4y ago
I'm working on building an AWS for anyone who wants to make their own search engine. The idea is to have a single open webindex database, continuously updated that you can apply ranking and embedding algorithms in it. This would reduce
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by arturventura 4y ago
Location: Lisbon, Portugal Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Maybe Technologies: C, C++, Java, JavaScript, Typescript, Python, Lisp, Perl, Golang, SQL, PyTorch, TensorFlow Resume: https://www.surf-the-edge.com/wp-content&#x2F
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by arturventura 4y ago
Location: Lisbon, Portugal Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: C, C++, Java, JavaScript, Typescript, Python, Lisp, Perl, PHP, SQL, Swift, PyTorch, TensorFlow Resume: https://www.surf-the-edge.com/wp-content&#x2
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by arturventura 4y ago
I love watching SpaceTime on youtube! If you watch it, it will give you a surprisingly deep understanding of the state of the art on physics, but is the kind of show that if you don't have a massive background in physics, you either ne
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by arturventura 5y ago
Hi everyone, I was bored during Christmas and I decided to implement plan9 semantics inside the browser. I have 9p2000 working, file servers and I've imported namespace logic from linux. My objective is to be able to mount one browser
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by arturventura 5y ago
Hey dude, I've been screwing around implementing plan9 semantics in a OS like system for the browser ( https://github.com/intigos/possimpible ). I'm interested in using a x86 emulator inside a webwoker that I&#
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by arturventura 5y ago
I will take a look for sure. I didn't knew they actually got inferno running on a browser. Probably some of you can help me understand better on how to implement certain parts of the OS.
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by arturventura 5y ago
I was stuck at parents for xmas and I picked Tannenbaum “distributed systems” and “Modern operating systems”, which gave me an idea of running a "kernel" on a browser. It was more of an academic exercise than anything else, but my
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Show HN: Possimpible: A Kernel Running on the Browser(github.com)
50 points by arturventura 5y ago|2 comments
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by arturventura 5y ago
Wow I'm literally implementing this right now!! I was stuck at parents for xmas and I picked Tannenbaum “distributed systems” and “Modern operating systems”, which gave me an idea of running a "kernel" on a browser. It was mo
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by arturventura 5y ago
Hey, I've been looking into artifical muscles myself. Are you guys stealth or can you talk about your company?
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by arturventura 6y ago
Location: Lisbon, Portugal Remote: Yes Technologies: Java, Python, AWS, GCP, Azure, Docker, Linux, K8s, Postgres, Redis, RabbitMQ, PyTorch, Marian, Elasticsearch, TypeScript, Vue. Willing to relocate: No Résumé/CV: -
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Polyglot.camp: bootstrap for languages(polyglot.camp)
1 points by arturventura 10y ago|0 comments
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Come on Apple, Are the new MacBooks out yet?(arethenewmacbooksoutyet.com)
8 points by arturventura 10y ago|0 comments
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by arturventura 10y ago
Allow me to go to your page just by entering a different domain, meaning having a URL schema similar to that of youtube, that would make things much simpler.
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by arturventura 10y ago
I would love If anyone extend this information for foreigners (in my case EU) wanting to open a US based company.
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Lisbon: Welcome to Europe's San Francisco(bloomberg.com)
4 points by arturventura 11y ago|0 comments

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