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by gitgud 4y ago
Looks like it's using the phone's camera to make the UI seem transparent, kind of like [1] Windows Vista's Aero UI... pretty cool! > using only these three technologies What technologies did you use? [1] https:/&#x
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by gitgud 4y ago
This is exactly the application I was thinking of when I first used ChatGPT. Using AI to summarize complex legal documents, and be able to ask questions about the document. Have you thought of even larger knowledge-bases? like entire legal
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by gitgud 4y ago
Reminds me of the Newton! Great little project and nice idea to just render an image and have it display that, rather than programming all the graphics on the device, well done!
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by gitgud 4y ago
> I don’t want to be “engaged” using your software. I want to accomplish my task and move on with my life. Why must every single aspect of software try to be my buddy nowadays? Why do I need to be “engaged” with it? Engaging software i
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by gitgud 4y ago
A tiny UX tidbit I like, is the "close dialog" buttons in some products, consider the following 2 buttons: [ Dismiss ] "Dismiss" is self-deprecating and is an implicit admission that the warning is annoying, whi
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by gitgud 4y ago
Another sad fact, is some open-core projects reject user contributions that add features rivalling the paid product... as you'd expect I guess Open-core is a red flag to me. Don't expect the OS product to get better over time, mor
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by gitgud 4y ago
Submission title should probably have "for CRMs" at the end, otherwise it sounds like some generic API framework for anything. Nice idea though!
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by gitgud 4y ago
Go to a slow website on Chrome. Open dev tools and turn on "enable paint flashing", you'll see a seizure inducing light show of re-rendering... It's certainly a huge problem for real world applications
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by gitgud 4y ago
> Alright, how about this: the capital of Australia is fucking Canberra. Boom, there you fucking go. Would of been impressive if it read out a recent article from the NY Times, rather than a 200 year old geography fact...
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by gitgud 4y ago
> You could run a web server on your own computer. AI technology seems highly centralized from the start. I compare the current AI hype to the mainframes of the past. Highly centralised systems that people logged into with a lightweigh
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Show HN: Scrape-reduce – A simple way to scrape websites(github.com)
1 points by gitgud 4y ago|0 comments
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by gitgud 4y ago
Try Inkscape, it does alright at editing PDF's and retaining the exact formatting. Adobe does have the smoothest experience though... https://inkscape.org/
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The history of writing tech(blog.benwinding.com)
29 points by gitgud 4y ago|9 comments
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by gitgud 4y ago
This is a great point, I guess this is also something that will become more prevalent too... People becoming bots...
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Ask HN: What comment-system do you recommend for a static blog?
13 points by gitgud 4y ago|14 comments
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by gitgud 4y ago
There's many repercussions from this. It's going to get harder to publish to those platforms as a legitimate individual, and it's likely going to be harder and harder to prove you're a human online... This means even mor
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by gitgud 4y ago
> the models we have today will never be able to read .. Never say never
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by gitgud 4y ago
Its unlikely, but this reminds of this story [1], where hackers used public posts on Twitter to send commands to a botnet. Kind of genius, as it doesn't matter what the user is, and becomes impossible to track or prevent messages being
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by gitgud 4y ago
Nice! Reminds me of these little Teenage Engineering machines, which have a similar UX but are a the size of a calculator. A lot of fun to mess around with https://teenage.engineering/products/po
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by gitgud 4y ago
"Contact Sales" is annoying to see, but for a small company I think it's a good sign. It means they're focusing on their product, not the automation of sales. They'd rather talk directly to interested customers, rat
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by gitgud 4y ago
Agreed, dynamically serving features based on a database flag is just one part. There's A/B analytics, rolling out to specific user segments, recognizing stale flags etc... You could always build it all your self, but I guess you
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by gitgud 4y ago
The hype around AI is huge at the moment, the public is currently mesmorized by ChatGTP and Dalle, and demand is ramping up for strange AI-driven services like "voice duplication" and "music mixing". All this interest is
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by gitgud 4y ago
> Finding product-market fit is SO hard It's been notoriously hard to get people to use "localised recommendation apps" like this. People often just go to Google/Maps and look at what's around. Sorry to link th
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by gitgud 4y ago
> I’m not sure if I understand the whole idea but could you explain what this method does? The worst part about this is that it forces more unnecessary communication in the code-review process... If you're reviewing, then say what
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by gitgud 4y ago
> the only reason we use open source stuff in our production SaaS is because we don't have to raise a purchase order to get it I'm sure it's not the only reason to choose open-source tech. At least with open-source pro
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by gitgud 4y ago
I think you can now compile/upload programs to Arduino Devices with a browser now which is a cool application of WebUSB https://docs.arduino.cc/learn/starting-guide/the-arduino-web...
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by gitgud 4y ago
> With Docker shim removed from kubernetes no one is using Docker professionally. Not sure about this, Docker is still widely used in CI systems and local development in my experience. It's also widely used in Opensource projects
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by gitgud 4y ago
Nice syntax, but I like the caching that comes with creating each layer. If you want to reduce layer/image size, then I think [1] "multi-stage builds" is a good option [1] https://docs.docker.com/build/bu
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Australian Home loan repayment calculator(figura.finance)
1 points by gitgud 4y ago|0 comments
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by gitgud 4y ago
Wow you're probably right, I wasn't aware of that paper/talk. I wish discovered this earlier in my career, but I suppose it's not too late for me to work on important problems.

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