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Show HN: VibeTankArena – 1 on 1 tank battles(vibe-tank-arena.vercel.app)
2 points by coziestSoup 1y ago|0 comments
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by coziestSoup 2y ago
We've got chat plugins too, and it's easy to setup!
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Show HN: Orin Marketplace: ready-to-deploy AI Agents for 50 Fintech use cases(useorin.com)
4 points by coziestSoup 2y ago|6 comments
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by coziestSoup 2y ago
These look great! Can you explain a bit about the underlying technique? Is this using InstantID?
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by coziestSoup 4y ago
Something I never understood - Why didn't Stadia push slow games harder? Games like Civ VI or Simulator games would've more or less hidden the input lag. Instead they seemed to be pushing fast-twitch games in their marketing.
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by coziestSoup 5y ago
Osmo/Byju's | Computer Vision / Machine Learning Engineer | Palo Alto, CA, USA | ONSITE or REMOTE (USA) | Full-time | https://www.playosmo.com/en/jobs/ Osmo is a play system for tablets that brings
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by coziestSoup 5y ago
Somewhat off-topic, but I like the idea of announcing a major change in a project like this through video. It really provides the context and some background of what’s going on and why the change is happening. Granted, tentacrul seems like
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OnDeck Raises $20m to build the modern educational institution(twitter.com)
4 points by coziestSoup 6y ago|0 comments
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by coziestSoup 6y ago
This brought a smile to my face :) > Repl.it is my best friend as a developer. I use it every day. I didn’t realize I could work there! This reminded me of when I first came to the US from India and started realizing that all the softwar
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by coziestSoup 6y ago
My guess for this is the fact that they have a fantastic entry level iPad at a very low price. It's basically the cheapest entry point into the Apple ecosystem at ~$300 (often discounted to $250). And they've shown they're ha
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by coziestSoup 6y ago
I wonder if this obsessive focus on what the customer wants from the get go causes startups to optimize to the local minima, as opposed to trying to go deep in an area and coming up with a radically new idea/technology that can then fi
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Osmo Live: Remote Learning for Kids(live.playosmo.com)
1 points by coziestSoup 6y ago|0 comments
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by coziestSoup 7y ago
> with the possible exception of singles who don’t have roommates. And those who were already working remote. I do, and I've actually found it easier at meetings, where I'm not the only one on the screen anymore.
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by coziestSoup 7y ago
Osmo | Computer Vision / Machine Learning Engineer | Palo Alto, CA or REMOTE USA| Full-time | www.playosmo.com We are at the intersection of digital and physical play and learning. We make educational toys and games for kids. It'
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by coziestSoup 7y ago
Writing code always involves starting with assumptions about how the code is going to be used. Extensible code is really just code that includes in its design assumptions that a part of it might need to be switched out or accommodate someth
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by coziestSoup 7y ago
I agree. I think this is the sort of tool that is better off as an open platform on top of which others can build more specific pieces. In some sense, I think a lot of the advantages of programming languages being open apply here.
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by coziestSoup 7y ago
A lot of such articles exaggerate many of the specifics in favor of a dramatic storyline. I find that I enjoy them most when I treat them like based-on-real-events documentaries - Not taking them too seriously, but picking up interesting li
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by coziestSoup 7y ago
99pi had a great episode on this: https://99percentinvisible.org/episode/ten-thousand-years/
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by coziestSoup 7y ago
Yup, Jukedeck solved exactly this. Looks like they got bought by ByteDance very recently ( https://musically.com/2019/07/23/ai-music-startup-jukedecks-... )!
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Over the Waves (1938) Chevrolet Suspension(youtube.com)
1 points by coziestSoup 7y ago|0 comments
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Why the Price of Coke Didn't Change for 70 Years(open.spotify.com)
1 points by coziestSoup 7y ago|0 comments
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Our Urgent Gift to the Planet(patagonia.com)
2 points by coziestSoup 8y ago|0 comments
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by coziestSoup 8y ago
Anyone else struck by the promptness of the Dept. of Technology here? Always nice to see things just like this working.
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7B Humans(tomorrowcorporation.com)
2 points by coziestSoup 8y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: How good are the “MasterClass” online classes?
15 points by coziestSoup 8y ago|8 comments
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by coziestSoup 8y ago
For those who found this interesting, Netflix has a really good show on the history of popular toys called the Toys That Made Us. It's well made and taught me a lot of things about the toys I grew up with.
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by coziestSoup 9y ago
It sounds to me like Sam was just trying to say that the reputation of YC-backed companies often preceeds them and that VCs look at YC graduates with rose tinted glasses, which they perhaps should not. Doesn't seem like a bad thing to
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by coziestSoup 9y ago
It always pleasantly surprises me how well PG is able to put his thoughts into words. I feel like I have had many of the same insights as him, but would never for the life of me be able to explain it to someone else or put it down as an ess
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by coziestSoup 10y ago
The limits of ML (as we know it) is still not fully known, so it's worth throwing a wide range of problems at it to see what sticks. I think that's why you see talk of ML everywhere, because people are still feeling out the space,