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grzracz
2y ago
Yeah, like asking for trouble. Even when building a basic image upload system in my project I was considering using some AI model to make sure content is at least somewhat moderated.
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2y ago
How is digital art worth less than real world art? Are you buying the canvas or what it represents?
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2y ago
It's either a bubble or we're all getting UBI :)
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2y ago
What's the primary reason you set out to build this? I like the look and feel of the language but I'm on the fence whether the drawbacks of using something different than bash are outweighed by the benefits of elvish.
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I Played with 500,320 Numbers from Algorand VRF: Let’s See How Random They Are
(vestigefi.medium.com)
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3y ago
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Show HN: ChainUI – decentralized deployment for web applications
(chainui.com)
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3y ago
I've been using it for weeks, but recently it was so gutted that it barely understands TypeScript. I do my own coding again because sifting through all the possible bugs is more work than just writing it yourself. A true shame, because
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4y ago
Yep! https://github.com/grzracz/BrainPlsWork Enjoy :)
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4y ago
Unjustified. How is this a grift if there's no monetization scheme? If you don't like it then don't use it
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4y ago
It's designed to be somewhere in view of the person using it. People with ADHD (myself included) struggle with time blindness and just starting tasks in general, so this helps with that (I hope) by: a) making the start of your tasks ju
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Show HN: ADHD-friendly Pomodoro web app
(brainpls.work)
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4y ago
So when can I pay for GPT-4 coding assistant?
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4y ago
Went to your docs, saw the counter, pressed the button and saw a delay on increment when clicking a button (the simplest utility imaginable). I don't want to hate, but if THIS has delay I don't even want to think about more comple
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5y ago
Can't wait for the post mortem technical post
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5y ago
Alternative to Facebook Kats, not Facebook Prophet
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5y ago
Using Prophet is optional :) To be an alternative doesn't mean to cast everything useful aside Edit: it's important to note that this is an alternative to Facebook Kats, I should've probably added this in the title and that&#
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Darts: A Python library for easy manipulation and forecasting of time series
(github.com)
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5y ago
Did you unselect 'stay open'? They are mutually exclusive :P
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Show HN: I made a React/DayJS picker as my first open source library
(grzracz.github.io)
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5y ago
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5y ago
It's not much and the code is still a bit messy (will improve!) but it's honest work :D
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5y ago
Seems interesting, but why don't you give premium to everyone who signs up for at least the first day/week? How can I tell if I will like it if I can only listen to piano without signing up for yet another service.
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5y ago
Why would you fear something you won't be able to feel?
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5y ago
The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog :) I see what you did there
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6y ago
well unless you'll make people record themselves clicking it's impossible to do - even if you are completely able to detect the software, people can still exploit the system by building additional hardware. if you want only real c
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6y ago
A smart way of going about it would be to just implement ratelimits based on human ability of clicking a mouse button - I'm sure no human is able to click a button 100 times a second. And of course ban people that are consistently at t
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6y ago
Are you expecting people not to try and crack the site if you just tell them not to? lol
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6y ago
Interesting, would you consider optimising the build more (using uglify, minifyCSS etc.)?
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6y ago
Great best practices, if you want your users to absolutely never come back to your site. Sites created like this, perfectly ilustrated by this one, look like shit and the instant loading time won't save it. It's not 1995 anymore a