chrisMyzel

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   by chrisMyzel 5y ago

   with starlink you need to place the dish (size of a large pizza) towards the clear sky…from an helicopter this is very much visible. I think this he refers to. Given they are focused on searching for these. Long Range WiFi can be much more
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   by chrisMyzel 5y ago

   Twillio offers API level text message sending. You'd use a twitter API -> twillio -> sms bridge to have twitter available…
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   by chrisMyzel 5y ago

   Starlink at the current point still requires nearby ground stations. These might be in another country but the satellite has to see both the client and the ground station at the same time.
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   by chrisMyzel 5y ago

   We are seeing a lot of bot traffic too but chose to accept it as reality. We are aware if thousands of bots create unpredictable cost surges that there is something wrong with our product, it should not create such heavy loads to our server
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   by chrisMyzel 5y ago

   Thanks! You may signup on [1] but you’ll need to wait still to use it. On NUM: I like the idea of building open graphs, but to move the needle it gotta be easier for business owners to provide that information. Lots of orgs use let’s encryp
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   by chrisMyzel 5y ago

   I was totally aware that you’ll be asking this question and it was intentionally not said, sorry :) EDIT: it’s due to the workings of the agent that we do not need to index the internet to use it
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   by chrisMyzel 5y ago

   It’s agent based - while currently we store the results of a search query (to present them to you), with our tool an agent will go and browse the web for you, looking up what you want. The project is focused on repetitive tasks on the inter
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   by chrisMyzel 5y ago

   A camera wired to a monitor & a classical doorbell - for u asked ;-)
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   by chrisMyzel 5y ago

   Is a semantic web that failed because it was too complicated for businesses to setup established by letting them setup DNS records? I’m working on making the web semantic (on your search query) by using large language models which is more e
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    by chrisMyzel 5y ago

    After having go through sales calls with planet.com this looks very refreshing to me !!
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    by chrisMyzel 5y ago

    I’d show something real on the site - like the even shittiest prototype would make the web presence more believable - getting to your site makes me enjoy your idea but I don’t see real people working on something, I don’t believe you’d been
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    by chrisMyzel 5y ago

    Well…Space is decided upon by C-Level Execs whereas your website for example speaks to developers. Try speaking space and list some real advantages.
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    Hey Netflix, why can Linux users screencap your movies?

    1 points by chrisMyzel 5y ago|1 comments
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    by chrisMyzel 5y ago

    (HTML->Mobi is totally possible)
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    by chrisMyzel 5y ago

    This is amazing! Will make my (offline-only) Kindle finally display scientific papers. Took a random link of arxiv and it worked like a charm, including TOC. will this be OS'ed?
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    by chrisMyzel 5y ago

    Cool! The reason I sticked with org-mode was org-roam which changed my usage from a single document to a whole zettelkasten system and I love it. Any plans on linked documents?
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    by chrisMyzel 5y ago

    So is this an available product? Everyone hates 'contact sales' 'get a demo' websites - what's the price, what's the spec, where can I order?
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    by chrisMyzel 5y ago

    I remember seeing a (trained) image-to-text approach that claimed to translate scanned math equations to latex sourcecode. Might be 3-4 weeks ago here on HN.
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    by chrisMyzel 5y ago

    Beautiful idea - unfortunately it does load forever for the calculation to compelete on the website(at the moment). Found out about the city of Sibley, Minnesota now by Wikipedia and it seems pretty flat xD
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    by chrisMyzel 5y ago

    People over in Germany struggle to get access to Fiber AT ALL. This country is so much sold on dying technologies...
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    by chrisMyzel 6y ago

    Germany prices on the supermarket (or even on a corner Kiosk) are much cheaper - you'll get a Beer as cheap as 0.25$ for 0.5 Liter bottle
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    by chrisMyzel 6y ago

    "disqusting" - thanks for the article!
23. 83.▲
    by chrisMyzel 6y ago

    Is there a word for the feeling that comes up (in some) when reading such a list and having too many ideas so none of them will ever happen?
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    by chrisMyzel 6y ago

    EDIT: sorry this is the wrong link =) https://netflix.github.io/chaosmonkey/ Theres a similar chaos tool that simulates random user input
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    by chrisMyzel 6y ago

    Is this completely open sourced? I'm a bit confused by the join waitlist CTA, though sometimes OS offers hide a bit their github link to promote their paid hosted service, in the case of syntropy stack I can see the waitlist directly b
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    by chrisMyzel 6y ago

    The correct translation for German Language is "Deutsch" instead of "Deutsche"
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    by chrisMyzel 6y ago

    I'm a software dev and run my own company but would love to run a japanese noodle restaurant one day (I'm caucasian haha). Any good recomdtns?
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    by chrisMyzel 6y ago

    I love to see any project that aims to end smartphone duopoly craziness - but seriously, he's trying to end the dependency of a central google account by replacing it with an /e account as the first step? This does not make any se
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    by chrisMyzel 6y ago

    I see people signing up - unfortunately this is pre-mvp for until next monday. Happy if you reach out to chris@myzel.io for more info, pricing, etc.
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    by chrisMyzel 6y ago

    shameles plug - founder of myzel.io here - we're about to launch a platform that combines all the things you need as a startup in one platform. As a simple example: Your startup is about tracking corona infections? You'll get the