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the shape must come from Waterloo to Bank, which is very close to Waterloo and has its own line.
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I think the stations are very clean and service of the trains in the UK are very good generally.
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Thanks! You actually can't atm. I've been using it personally for the last 8 months or so and have started to need/want a search function, so I'm going to implement it soon after my current priority which is localisation
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darajava
3y ago
So much fun! And well implemented. What did you use to build it?
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I have literally just implemented multi language analysis. When you speak to it in any language, the analysis will be returned in that language. The UI is in English, but I am updating this as the current priority - There'll be many ma
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Show HN: An AI Audio Diary
(audiodiary.ai)
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He was right to not watch the video. I regret it, it has no substance.
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He doesn’t really go into the problems of modern music notation in any depth, and he implies that the solution is that ugly numbering system. He doesn’t mention at all the incredible expressiveness of the notation system that was the result
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It doesn’t say where the sample was taken. London? Yorkshire? It almost certainly wasn’t taken at random.
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Google quietly released new spam detection for Gmail customers last week. Their new model is now able to detect homoglyphs that are trying to trick you to hand over your PayPal details.
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New AI Spam Detection Deployed to Gmail and Open Sourced by Google
(github.com)
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https://audiodiary.ai is a flutter app i’m building atm and it’s helped me get a few contracts. not really a side project and tbh i think it turns some people off
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What term do you prefer over “coder”? I’ve had this issue with pretty much any term for what I essentially do. I don’t like “developer”, “programmer”, “techie”, “IT… guy”? (The last two being particularly bad) Even “engineer” is a bit stran
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I agree. I also think this about Figma though. I’ve been using it a fair amount for a few months now, and while it’s powerful, a lot of it is very unintuitive.
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Flutter is such a brilliant tool. Not just the framework, but everything surrounding it. Tooling, the standard of cross compatibility, pub.dev, the Dart language itself, the friendly community… it’s the best developer experience I’ve found
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3y ago
Pretty vague article, does not give a definition of wrongdoing.
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I agree with a lot of what you said but the product is definitely not useless. ChatGPT alone has saved me a lot of time. If it does get a lot better, then it will be even more useful.
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GPT isn’t good for most cases and is incredibly limited. I think it is just a case of using ChatGPT, but making it more convenient to do so and collating the info in a useful way. I ask many things from it all at once from my app, https:&#
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I read The Happy Prince by Oscar Wilde. It’s only a 10 minute read, meant for kids, but it’s beautiful.
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I have no sympathy for this, he should have moderated it far, far better. He let it become what it was before he shut it down. He should have shut it down 10 years ago.
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Yes but there are no (non-government) walls that the government can’t itself tear down.
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I think the voice sounds very synthetic, and the overall tone very dystopian and weird.
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Langchain is the weirdest thing. It just does not make any sense to me. I see absolutely no benefit and plenty of cost associated.
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Hi, nice one! Much much better and great to be able to move so quick! Best of luck with the business.
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Good stuff. A few things you should fix. Having a Sign In With Google button with nothing else will discourage people from signing up. Most/lay people are wary about sharing Google credentials and thus you need to provide context/
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Gödel and the Nature of Mathematical Truth (2005)
(edge.org)
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Doesn’t function well on mobile.
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David Byrne’s Stop Making Sense. You?
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You Don’t Have to Be a Rockefeller to Collect Art (2009).
(neurartic.blogspot.com)
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Microsoft Project Silica, Storing 7TB of data on a small piece of glass [video]
(youtube.com)
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