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by kixpanganiban 2y ago
This is amazing! I've been meaning to do something similar for all the Show HN threads, granted it's a much bigger set, but I haven't had the chance to.
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A Brief Review of the Clicks Keyboard for iPhone(kix.dev)
1 points by kixpanganiban 2y ago|0 comments
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P vs. NP: The Biggest Puzzle in Computer Science [video](youtube.com)
2 points by kixpanganiban 2y ago|0 comments
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by kixpanganiban 3y ago
The value proposition of this, especially at the price, is very weird. how is this better than putting together a python-cookiecutter template with pocketbase, htmx, and stripe?
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RISC-V Implemented in FPGA(mikekohn.net)
2 points by kixpanganiban 3y ago|0 comments
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Python Package to Summarize Long Text with OpenAI(pypi.org)
1 points by kixpanganiban 4y ago|0 comments
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by kixpanganiban 4y ago
Yes, just my one OpenAI key. I didn't hit any limits so far, though I wasn't hitting their APIs that hard.
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Show HN: I wrote a summarizer for Hacker News top stories(hackrecap.kix.dev)
2 points by kixpanganiban 4y ago|2 comments
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I Wrote a Summarizer for Hacker News, Here’s What I Learned(kix.dev)
2 points by kixpanganiban 4y ago|0 comments
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Scifi/Fantasy Tech “News” Site Run by AI(flyingeye.fyi)
2 points by kixpanganiban 4y ago|0 comments
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by kixpanganiban 4y ago
While it is true that Speedometer is developed by Apple, it feels misguided to just throw in "of course it will be performant". Even Google Chrome scores higher in Speedometer in M1 (184, vs 88 when ran on an Intel Mac) -- so it&#
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by kixpanganiban 4y ago
It's very subjective, for sure. I've always felt like browsing on Apple silicon (M1/A# Bionic) is "snappier" than on its counterparts, but it's hard to quantify. Speedometer has successfully put that into numbe
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A16 Bionic on iPhone 14 Pro Max scores 359 on Speedometer 2.0(twitter.com)
14 points by kixpanganiban 4y ago|12 comments
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by kixpanganiban 4y ago
This is amazing. Holy moly. The first sample audio clip could easily pass for a clip from an audiobook. And without knowing about this you'd find it hard to convince me that the Joe Rogan clip isn't actually Joe
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by kixpanganiban 4y ago
An example prompt for a recent image I generated: "skull::0.75 of a woman with long hair, ornate::0.9, hooded::0.7 robe::0.7, highly detailed::0.8, decorated, full body, standing in a mystical::0.8 forest::0.7, style of Aleksi Briclot,
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by kixpanganiban 4y ago
I'm genuinely curious why you think the AI "steals" art from artists. That train of thought seems to imply that any material generated by any machine learning process is "stolen" from the training data. Why do you t
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by kixpanganiban 4y ago
The "we didn't create the specific composition" bit is the one that's most contentious, I think. Even in Midjourney, getting an image to be just right takes a lot of time and skill with all the flags, word weights, and s
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by kixpanganiban 4y ago
My thoughts exactly. I remember the early days when the photography world was just as split with Photoshop, where if a person used Photoshop to make edits to their photograph it is no longer "authentic" or "real". Nowada
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by kixpanganiban 4y ago
Why do you think so?
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Ask HN: Is AI generated artwork my artwork?
3 points by kixpanganiban 4y ago|14 comments
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by kixpanganiban 4y ago
"You can access a user's camera with just HTML" is really misleading, imo. The outlined approach lets you access an image (or video) that is the output of the platform's camera, but you don't actually get to access
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by kixpanganiban 4y ago
As you progress in your software engineering career, the level of abstraction of the knowledge you use on a daily basis gets higher and higher. The academic CS concepts underpin everything, but rarely do you need to go below a few levels of
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by kixpanganiban 4y ago
We as a human race have been terrible at anticipating how fast numbers grow. A similar story is that with databases, we used to think that 32bit primary keys were plenty big enough to store all the numbers we'll ever need. In all likel
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by kixpanganiban 4y ago
It's probably less about adding a few bits to the counter, and more about replacing the existing counters that are already deployed everywhere in the world. Industrial applications usually go by "if it ain't broke, don't
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by kixpanganiban 4y ago
Orion browser supports the WebExtensions API, and Chrome or Firefox extensions work with it. They don't actually need to build anything, they just need to flip a switch to enable the extension to work with the Desktop client.
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by kixpanganiban 4y ago
If you read through some of the comments in the thread, the "niche browser" argument doesn't really make sense given that 1) 1Password supported Arc browser, which is in closed beta, with a miniscule fraction of Orion's
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by kixpanganiban 4y ago
The comment I directly linked to comes from one of Orion's founders. It's a good tl;dr of what's happening. "Orion founder here. Just to confirm that 1Password team never made an effort to contact us or work on this with
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1Password Refuses to support Orion browser for no reason(1password.community)
11 points by kixpanganiban 4y ago|20 comments
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by kixpanganiban 5y ago
I currently use Notablog https://github.com/dragonman225/notablog to write in Notion and publish it as a static site on Github pages.
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Some People Are Allergic to Powerbeats Pro(reddit.com)
2 points by kixpanganiban 6y ago|0 comments

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