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by inferense 5y ago
some of them get to live another day if their context is executable and searchable. Works well in https://acreom.com
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by inferense 5y ago
Obsidian is great, but in a way it's quite limited as it only replaces the note-taking app / text editor I used before. We're building something similar but more capable https://acreom.com .
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by inferense 5y ago
7500 employees, raised $10.5B, filing for an IPO with a valuation that would place them as 6th most valuable car manufacturer - 0 vehicles sold.. this doesn’t seem right. Some would call this a scam, for some its a bubble, but it’s definite
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by inferense 5y ago
thank you for sharing, this was a fascinating read. Especially not giving up after a failed launch and turning it into something great.. Just wondering, when no one noticed on HN and PH, how did you get your first users and eventually grew
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Guidelines for a Quality Trail Experience [pdf](vmba.org)
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The Evolution of Mountain Bike Geometry(blog.jans.com)
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by inferense 5y ago
Interesting approach! Building an "all-in-one" workflow tool is difficult because as the feature list grows the app becomes bloated with user-facing features in form of buttons, dropdowns etc. It's cool to see a new design ap
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by inferense 5y ago
Maker here, great to be on HN! There's an abundance of note-taking / productivity apps and we've tried many of them before building acreom. Yet, we've had a difficult time sticking with them, mainly for 2 reasons: 1. The
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Show HN: Intelligent notebook for organising time & knowledge easily(acreom.com)
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by inferense 5y ago
ever since I saw the VAE learn to synthesize simple tunes followed by listening to the Hello World by Skygge, I contemplated about the inflection point of the music industry [1][2]. At first some of the music would be a close collaboration
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by inferense 5y ago
> Bicycles are not toys. They are vehicles that need maintenance. You can do much of that maintenance yourself if you're a nerd, but the vast majority of cyclists are dependent on local bike shops to sustain the cycling community. T
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How About Some Actual Innovation(berthub.eu)
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by inferense 5y ago
> We don’t remember things by modifying our past memories – we simply accumulate more, as if adding entries to a log or a journal. We search through them by traversing time, looking for links between ideas and experiences. This is a good
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by inferense 5y ago
I used to be a power-user of apple notes too. I loved how simple it is but I also missed having more functionality. My notes and folders became messy very quickly with limited options to organise. I also had to review my notes and put the a
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by inferense 5y ago
I’ve turned to using text editor and then paper too, mainly for its simplicity. “Running out of battery” was never a problem for me, but maintenance and getting used to the complex UI of today’s task / knowledge management systems defi
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Pytorch 1.9(pytorch.org)
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Long live the Sun(claireberlinski.substack.com)
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by inferense 5y ago
This is a bummer. As much as I love lichess, I think there's a beautiful array of opportunities of monetisation which I believe would be nothing short of wrong incentives. Value-based monetisation (instead of restriction / ad base
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by inferense 6y ago
that's right sorry for the mix-up :)
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by inferense 6y ago
The article misses to highlight some of the important elements of the current state of the image synthesis. It's quite important to emphasise the dichotomy between the 2 current approaches in the image synthesis today. 1. Implicit dist
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by inferense 6y ago
This strongly resonates with the idea of a pure authentic self-expression. In part, bigger companies and the system in general take this away, because of their underlying incentives - “scale quick and break things” instead of just “have fun
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by inferense 6y ago
There’s an abstract and not well defined problem of: “how do we design our life”? There are many tools which intend to help us with planning, executing, reflecting.. however none of them solve this problem holistically. They’re often specia
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by inferense 6y ago
https://acreom.com/ is a powerful text editor for life organisation. Currently, there are many tools specialised in 1 area (todo, cal, notes etc) with terrible user interfaces. We want to create an intelligent all-in-one t
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by inferense 6y ago
Good question, I believe this would fit any innovative / product driven startup in general as opposed to a startup replicating an existing service / product (i.e web agency) Read this a while ago, before I observed the dichotomy m
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by inferense 6y ago
Having the firsthand experience with a studio, I have to disagree. While the idea of a studio producing ton of ideas and scaling teams sounds promising it hinges upon hidden variables which are intrinsic to the studio model and are often de
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by inferense 6y ago
In spite of the close architectural resemblance with the VQVAE2, it definitely pushes the text-to-image synthesis domain forward. I'd be curious to see how well it can perform on a multi-object image setting which currently presents th
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by inferense 6y ago
I appreciate its open-source nature. Although, to be completely honest, the functionality and design don't seem to provide anything unique in comparison to already existing apps like trello / todo apps which I believe suck. I have
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by inferense 6y ago
Never used org as it seems too complicated from the getgo. Although I feel exactly same as you and that's why I've decided to use some free time to build a tool that would help solving the abstract problem of "organising life
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The Neurology of Flow States(nautil.us)
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