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by heresjohnny 4y ago
Branding working together as “co-creation”
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by heresjohnny 4y ago
At most: 10. And I actively close them. Whenever I need something back I can just look at history.
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by heresjohnny 4y ago
Pieter Levels (levels.io) is an amazing inspiration for any indie dev.
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by heresjohnny 4y ago
More and more sites are driven by lazily loaded content, though – for which javascript is a prerequisite. Do note that you’re excluding a significant amount of sites this way.
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by heresjohnny 4y ago
I was tempted to use Firebase for a new project because it looked so easy. I’m fairly fluent in Angular and it integrates extremely smoothly, so at a surface level it would be the perfect choice for the backend. Stories like yours – thank y
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by heresjohnny 4y ago
For simply executing queries I find any Postgres extension for VS Code sufficient. Being able to test sql within my IDE is huge.
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by heresjohnny 4y ago
This is super cool! Well done. You can make it better by separating stages by genre. One of my stages included both 999999999 and Dire Straits. That’d be an interesting collab for sure, but I don’t think it would work in practice :-)
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by heresjohnny 4y ago
I am grateful for my above average health, a well paying job, a fortunate housing situation, and most of all my energy and focus. I have the means to be creative during the weekend in cafes and inspiring places. Something I have realized:
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by heresjohnny 4y ago
Absolutely terrific service, indeed. In terms of privacy you’re probably better off at Protonmail from a government surveillance perspective, but in my opinion you’ll pay with usability that way.
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by heresjohnny 4y ago
My two cents: 1) only pursue what you’re naturally interested in, you’ve got a long career ahead of you, and 2) build, build, build. What problems do you face in life? Fix them yourself with code and suddenly you’ve found motivation to lear
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by heresjohnny 4y ago
How popular is the part of the product that is impacted? Do analytics show that it’s not that bad, and that the bug might go unnoticed? Is the bug resulting in an utterly negative experience, or is it something that the user can work around
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by heresjohnny 4y ago
Both the best and unnecessary gadget purchase: upgrading from an iPhone 13 Pro to a 14 Pro. Oddly, I truly enjoy the design and thinking that went into what is objectively a glorified notch.
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by heresjohnny 4y ago
A good life doesn’t necessarily require lots of money. It depends on what you qualify as “good” in life. If driving a 2022 model car is good now but prevents you from reaching financial independence, is it truly good? Same holds for a house
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by heresjohnny 4y ago
I would report this using the responsible disclosure program of the manufacturer.
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by heresjohnny 4y ago
Well done! Loads quickly, is legible and scales nicely on my phone. I’m not a fan of serif fonts, but that’s my personal preference.
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by heresjohnny 4y ago
I think you’re using an Alphabet trademark with this name. Did you check this?
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by heresjohnny 4y ago
In my experience not having a design system will produce so much overhead that investing in it early is warranted. It depends on how design-y your product is, though.
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by heresjohnny 4y ago
Hey cw12574, I wanted to take a peek but I noticed it’s offline. Could you share when it’s online again?
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by heresjohnny 4y ago
Nice! I might use this in a side project. I don’t see a license, though. What is it? :)
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by heresjohnny 6y ago
Hi krat0sprakhar, At this point you could print the page to a PDF and then upload it. A browser extension for webpages (as suggested by others) is a good idea! I'll look into it.
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by heresjohnny 6y ago
Hey iav, Cool! Would love to hear more. Perhaps you could reach out at hello@tuchu.app? :)
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by heresjohnny 6y ago
Hi jhvkjhk, Thanks for your feedback. In theory all languages should be supported since TextRank should be language-agnostic. Having said that, I think that my current sentence similarity strategy (by word overlap) is not a good fit for &qu
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by heresjohnny 6y ago
Hi monkeydust, Good idea! I'll note it down. :)
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by heresjohnny 6y ago
Hi mbroshi, There's no translation being done at all! It's completely language-agnostic (apart from some hardcoded signal words, which I only noted down in English). Really large documents such as entire books or theses are suppor
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by heresjohnny 6y ago
Hi 0xffff2, Thanks for reporting this! All feedback is really welcome. Firefox is supported. The error you encountered originates from the underlying PDF renderer which, depending on the browser you use, sometimes throws an uninterpretable
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by heresjohnny 6y ago
Hi theaussiestew, I did it by hand. The hardest part was finding a way to create the sentence similarity matrix in a fast way. I solved that problem by creating a Matrix class around Javascript's typed arrays. For the complete picture,
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by heresjohnny 6y ago
Hi anigbrowl, thanks for your thorough review! This is really helpful. I am aware that Tuchu's current strength mostly (and in many cases solely) lies with identifying sentences that summarize, not sentences that explain a concept or c
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by heresjohnny 6y ago
Hey HN, I created Tuchu because I wanted to increase my reading efficiency. It is a tool that automatically highlights the important parts of any document. Most documents take about two to three seconds to process. It's directed at stu
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Show HN: Tuchu – Automatically highlight the important parts of a document(tuchu.app)
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