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Is the HTML processed using a DOM / visual parser? I’m looking for something like Readability or Diffbot that can extract rich text / markdown from web pages.
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Ben Mezrich, author of the Accidental Billionaires which was later adapted into the Social Network, has a differing opinion: like Liars Poker and Wall Street, the movie made Facebook and Mark Zuckerberg more well known and popular than befo
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If there was an open source notion, where would you prefer storage to take place? BYOFS?
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Why save images inline? The src wouldn’t be human readable if it’s base 64 encoded.
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This along with Google Reader makes me think smart engineers are good at building the future but not at the right time.
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“Use Lists, Tables, Figures, Code Sections, Footnotes, Cross-References, Citings, Tables of Contents, ...” Is there support for math? Weird if it doesn’t since it exports to LaTeX.
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#2. With Discord, I would love to have it move in the other direction, from being a game-centric network to more of interest-centric network. Parts of this already exist — there’s a way to search through open invite communities — but it’s
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Isn’t that the premise of twitter?
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What was wrong with Notion? I would've thought that it'd be the best option out right now given its popularity.
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Slightly related, but has anyone made an automated fuzzy, dupe detector for posts or topics? I keep thinking it would be nice to browse HN using an explicit graph constructed with some NLP clustering, instead of an implicit graph created by
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If you find out, make a GitHub repo ;)
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What's the difference between ML and online convex optimization? I remember presenting on the Multiplicative Weights algorithm, and someone told me not to introduce it from a learning theory perspective and instead from more of a basic
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Isn’t there also a memory limit with using Puppeteer? Last time I checked, there was a hard coded memory value for screenshots within Chrome.
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There's an associated Quanta article that goes with the video, along with a previous HN submission for that: [1] https://www.quantamagazine.org/mathematician-disproves-hedet... [2] https://news.ycombinator.c
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What’s a more democratic funding model to spread net innovation? Something like an employee owned company?
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A better way to search through all the submissions and comments one has saved or upvoted. If you have time, do some intelligent tagging so one can search by topic.
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Browser Shell: Linux VM Mounting a JavaScript Filesystem
(humphd.github.io)
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Training the model would be computationally intensive, but deploying that to use Tensorflow.js and predicting a single datapoint in the browser shouldn't be as much, right?
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I've been working on an editor on top of ProseMirror to support saving web content in the form of rich text and predefined schemas. Given that you have academic research in this area of web OCR, what's the current literature or to
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From the Everything Store, “We are genuinely customer-centric, we are genuinely long-term oriented and we genuinely like to invent. Most companies are not those things. They are focused on the competitor, rather than the customer. They wan
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I always see google reader talked about on hackernews, but has a comparable product not have been made by someone else yet?
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A lightweight clone of git: implement basic commands such as log, merge, commit, fork.
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Are you starting from scratch or building on top of existing libraries? Curious to know because for text editors, there's systems built around CRDTs like automerge and yjs. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Confli
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For 3, I'd recommend using as an editor https://codemirror.net/mode/gfm/ and then markdown-it to render it to a preview. It has variable height support too: https://codemirror.net/demo/va
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GitBook comes to mind.
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That just seems a limitation of mobile keyboards: there’s no arrow keys so markdown editors lack navigation. One benefit of iOS is that if you hold the space key down it allows you to freely move your cursor around.
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What about the native files app? Right now it seems Bear is using it.
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I am feeling a little bit of guilt and stress from working on a side project over Thanksgiving instead of on coursework. :P
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Hm, I’m in college right now and I have the opposite perspective: ask people whether they’re doing any side projects. If they are, then they’re probably not packing their schedules with classes and with busy work. At the least, you know the
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A good paper mentioned in the sources is "Neural Tangent Kernel: Convergence and Generalization in Neural Networks". > At initialization, artificial neural networks (ANNs) are equivalent to Gaussian processes in the infinite-wi
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