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j6m8
2y ago
creator here! writing eink letters is cool and feels good :) if you have a similar workflow in mind I'd love to hear about it!
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Show HN: Epistolary – Respond to your emails in handwriting
(github.com)
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Show HN: SQLite-like query tool for graphs
(github.com)
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Empirical influence functions to understand the logic of fine-tuning
(arxiv.org)
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Show HN: In-memory graph "database" with NetworkX and openCypher
(github.com)
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3y ago
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5y ago
Definitely reach out — neuro-AI group is actively hiring :)
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5y ago
[edit] Included! (Tap/click to select a box!) As for the coloring... not sure. is that bad behavior? if so, I'll fix!
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Show HN: An open-source Wordle logic-game clone in 1000 lines
(greenblocks.jordan.matelsky.com)
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5y ago
remailable works by associating their email with a device ID in its own db, so you don't even need to ask users for their device ID as long as you can send emails from a unique email addr. (I can explain more if helpful!) I also have a
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5y ago
Yup. That was my main complaint with it, too. I wrote this package to add email uploads: https://github.com/remailable/remailable The rM is a delightful product to hack on.
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5y ago
Hey cool! I'm super curious to hear more about this. I _also_ wrote a pseudo-graph-database on DynamoDB ( https://github.com/aplbrain/grand ) :) It pretends it's a networkx.Graph, generally, but we also have a
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Fibonacci Network: Generate Fibonacci and Tribonacci Numbers with Graphs
(blog.jordan.matelsky.com)
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Show HN: Multiline Python Lambdas Using Bad Code-Sins
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Show HN: Lock and start your Ford car with Python and ford-prefect
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7y ago
Really like GCR, I've used it on a few projects. I thought about using Lambdas to serve this as well, but wanted to have zero moving parts (i.e. why spin up a whole cloud function if I can avoid it?). I also very much did not expect th
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Deploying a serverless webpage using AWS, which apparently is hard, somehow
(blog.jordan.matelsky.com)
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7y ago
This is a great concept, but I'd really love if there were a way to use this with a private Google auth key rather than having to share my "database" publicly!
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Show HN: Query JSON with MongoDB Queries in Python
(github.com)
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7y ago
WHAT?! This changes everything.
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8y ago
I also had absolutely no idea what was going on, so I tried to emulate the physical generation of Wada basins. Post here: http://blog.jordan.matelsky.com/wada/
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9y ago
We used Meteor for a long time as our primary stack at my current company. We just finalized the switch to React/Webpack + AWS Lambda/DynamoDB this week. The main motivator was that Meteor's big sell — the "zero-latency&
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10y ago
The important distinction is that this abstracts the "cleanliness" away from the individual. Replacing one coal plant with a wind plant, for instance, is far more easily done than waiting for all affected consumers to replace thei
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10y ago
I think it's a little crazy how many are not.
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10y ago
A little column A, a little column B. Something worth thinking about: Processing on HIPAA-compliant resources is expensive, and as with any medical procedure, that financing/insurance is complicated to bill for (or at least, takes a lo
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10y ago
Everyone keeps saying they saw such beautiful things I just got stuck watching a guy eat an entire jar of mayonnaise without stopping [EDIT] Just realized that the websockets that fuel the video transitions are suffering the same 503s as th
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Show HN: Booksnake, Python CLI to search for and download public-domain ebooks
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13y ago
I'm working on it — https://github.com/j6k4m8/squirt-academic But I won't really be able to dig in until after this weekend. Feel free to contribute, PR, list requests, etc.