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by krat0sprakhar 6y ago
Didn't know about airnow.gov - thanks! I'm surprised though why the data is so different between airnow and purpleair. On AirNow, SF currently shows unhealthy air (150~) whereas purpleair shows 88 (moderate). Which one of these is
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by krat0sprakhar 6y ago
This looks really cool! I've been thinking of a project where I can view a 3D map of my ride on Strava .. is that something that's possible with this library? Can it draw paths across the rendered map?
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by krat0sprakhar 6y ago
Oh wow, I didn't realize that this bootstrap! Do you mind documenting your typesetting process? Would be a fun read!
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by krat0sprakhar 6y ago
Rightgif looks great but sucks its not offered as an API and only as a slack bot
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by krat0sprakhar 6y ago
Excellent work with Trail Router - looks super nifty! Wanted to +1 others request for learning more about how its built! Kudos and stay safe :+1:
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by krat0sprakhar 6y ago
Super interesting - thanks for sharing :) I'd definitely be trying this out when its ready!
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by krat0sprakhar 6y ago
That's great feedback - thank you.. I will keep that in mind for future :)
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by krat0sprakhar 6y ago
Great idea but I think you should expose more search options to make this useful. Options like post, duration, etc would make this very very useful! Something like: podcast:thedaily q:coronavirus testing I can't remember the nu
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Bert-as-a-service: Mapping a sentence to a fixed-length vector using BERT(github.com)
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by krat0sprakhar 6y ago
Is there an open-source library that does this? I know readability existed at some point but now its no more. Using this, I'd love to build a self-hosted version of Pocket that supports full-text search etc.
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by krat0sprakhar 7y ago
Looks pretty great but IMHO whiteboarding without arrows is not super ideal. While I'd still prefer Excalidraw for screencasts, its nice to see how much can be done in a few lines of JS[1] [0] https://excalidraw.com [1] ht
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by krat0sprakhar 7y ago
I can't say its the best way, but I found learning Clojure as my first was really helpful for me. Like you, I prefer working on real projects as well. Given how easy it is to use both Java and JS libraries (Clojurescript) there's
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by krat0sprakhar 7y ago
This perfectly describes a Flutter app I made for tracking expenses that me and my SO have been using for the past two years. At first it took some getting used to, but now logging an expense with the correct category takes 2-3 extra secs.
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by krat0sprakhar 7y ago
Wow, this looks amazing - I'm so jealous of the elixir / pheonix ecosystem! The built in telemetry is the killer feature IMO as generally one would have to use an external system such as NewRelic etc to get this info. Awesome work
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by krat0sprakhar 7y ago
Haha that troll part is awesome!
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by krat0sprakhar 7y ago
I have a simple implementation of the Hindley Milner Type Inference algorithm in OCaml that should be easy to grok: https://github.com/prakhar1989/type-inference
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by krat0sprakhar 7y ago
Looks awesome, thanks for sharing! I've been using Byoyu[0] which has a similar goal, but I'm keen on trying out. Even though I've been a long-time tmux user, as a developer I don't even know where I would start if I wan
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by krat0sprakhar 7y ago
If you want to use a full-fledged flowchart diagramming tool that uses this library - checkout https://excalidraw.com/
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by krat0sprakhar 7y ago
I built an expense tracker app using Flutter a while ago that I've been using for a year. It has really helped me in understanding where my money is going. To build it quick, it uses Google Sheets as a backend and BigQuery for running
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by krat0sprakhar 7y ago
Glad to know I wasn't the only one who felt uneasy with the original name: https://glimpse-editor.org/about/#what-is-wrong-with-the-gim...
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by krat0sprakhar 7y ago
Awesome work! Thanks for sharing it! Keep it up :)
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by krat0sprakhar 7y ago
I have some data in BigQuery (for some personal project) for which I'd love to use Chartio and the visual SQL builder. The sign up page just shows company login - is the product not intended for standalone consumers?
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by krat0sprakhar 7y ago
Offtopic: Really love how clean and readable the website is! Great work!
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by krat0sprakhar 7y ago
> Nullable enables you to directly target the flaws in code that lead to NullReferenceException. The lowest layer of the framework libraries has been annotated, so that you know when to expect null. I hope Java gets this one day.. would
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by krat0sprakhar 7y ago
The class starts today if anyone is interested in enrolling: https://www.coursera.org/learn/the-science-of-well-being
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by krat0sprakhar 7y ago
Seems like: https://github.com/dronesforwork
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by krat0sprakhar 8y ago
Haha, this brings back memories! Spent so much time slouching over this book and taking a crack at the problems. Thanks for comment and triggering a trip down the memory lane :)
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by krat0sprakhar 8y ago
Slightly offtopic: Does anyone know which template was used to generate this document? I'm assuming the source in markdown and I really like that the generated html has table of contents, support for footnotes and is responsive!
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by krat0sprakhar 8y ago
And for only 24 hours of fasting. I wish we could get more scientific literature on the 16:8 fasting cycle.
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by krat0sprakhar 8y ago
If you know Python, you might like coconut http://coconut-lang.org/ > Coconut is a functional programming language that compiles to Python. Since all valid Python is valid Coconut, using Coconut will only extend and enha

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