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by fersarr 4y ago
Nice work. Its easy to get started with it and entertaining.
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by fersarr 4y ago
People use it to play white noise for their babies which makes all the future song recommendations useless
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by fersarr 4y ago
THIS! People have been asking for different listening profiles for ages. But they keep ignoring those feature requests in their community websites.
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by fersarr 4y ago
Selenium via Python is really useful too if you need to do a bit more (e.g clicks) than just fetching the html from the page.
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by fersarr 4y ago
Yea, I hate Mercadolibre for that. And it's even more annoying/impossible to use if you are not a resident or national.
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by fersarr 4y ago
Yep sure, I think there is potentially more than one way to achieve that. Probably one of them is to create a skill that changes the style (CSS) of the text to make it left aligned.
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by fersarr 4y ago
Clickable link: https://webbu.app/
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Show HN: Webbu – Assistant for the Browser
2 points by fersarr 4y ago|3 comments
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by fersarr 5y ago
The video makes me want to go and explore it!
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by fersarr 5y ago
I am using this one now: "Actesso Breathable Wrist Support Brace Splint" but tbh all of the ones I tired before (they lasted a few years) worked too.
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by fersarr 5y ago
- a wrist support brace: no more wrist pain when using a keyboard/mouse
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Republic of Palau launches digital residency(decrypt.co)
3 points by fersarr 5y ago|0 comments
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by fersarr 5y ago
It feels really powerful that you can directly message some of the people via whatsapp/other apps! I hope it doesnt get exploited...
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by fersarr 5y ago
I would like one for london too! Is the live location data publicly available?
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by fersarr 5y ago
Pretty cool! But this is not live right?
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by fersarr 5y ago
Yea, that makes sense! Ty
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by fersarr 5y ago
Great post! Thanks for sharing all the details.
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by fersarr 5y ago
Me too. Yesterday I was trying to add a second app (3 docker-compose services) to one of my 5$/mo droplets and it started impacting and slowing down the other app. Debugging was harder too and could affect both... Perhaps at some point
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by fersarr 5y ago
Yeah, interesting. I agree about the blockchain parts. >> certifying the holder's identity and citizenship and entitling them to travel under its protection Couldn't a company certify someone's identity too and provide
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Ask HN: Anyone Working on the Passports of the Future?
2 points by fersarr 5y ago|2 comments
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by fersarr 5y ago
"if you build the API, the app will come"
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by fersarr 5y ago
Looks cool! hmm would you invite me? :)
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by fersarr 5y ago
One of the hardest parts is guiding the user through what is currently possible, given that it's just a text input field. We'll continue to make it better.
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by fersarr 5y ago
Sorry to hear that! We will keep working to make it better, there are certainly many things that need to improve
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by fersarr 5y ago
Yea, exactly. It can handle different ways of saying something, like your example. Additionally it understands coreferences like he/she/it/the/etc (not perfectly though). But it gets better with time :)
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by fersarr 5y ago
Hey Dennis. No it is not. We use offline open source models to create dependency trees and tags and our semantic engine takes off from there. After that the semantic structure gets transformed into code.
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by fersarr 5y ago
Hupreter generates python code, which you can see. Right now you cannot edit it, but we plan to allow that in the future.
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by fersarr 5y ago
yeah, if you are a programmer and it doesn't work quickly, you would just code it yourself. But if you are not...
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by fersarr 5y ago
Really cool examples and thanks for sharing those slides, super interesting. Both the react app and the figma demo are super impressive. Like you said, I think that we will see a lot more of conversational tasks with machines in general in
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by fersarr 5y ago
haha yea that is always tricky. To know what you want is something else :)

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