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by kreeben 6y ago
"piecewise linear interpolation" After having linearly interpolated the points on the curve piecewise, instead of a smooth curve, you now have line segments that connect to other line segments, each point now connected to the next
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by kreeben 6y ago
I'm almost good at math. Could you enlighten me, when you say "slope", are you talking about the slope of a line as defined by "The Equation of a Straight line" [0], i.e. the "m" in "y=mx+b"? And
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What if humanity had solved all grand problems except for shipping. Would that not be a good life worth living? Everyone's happy and fulfilled, except for those who's happiness depend on swift Amazon deliveries which never seem to
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by kreeben 6y ago
This sound interesting. I wanted to read the documentation but the link in the README file returns 404.
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The reason Amazon is eating Elastic's lunch though, is because Elastic offered a eat-all-you-want buffet, a decision that was applauded by people who think food should be mostly free, but they didn't expect a guest to arrive who
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by kreeben 6y ago
Hi all! Thank you very much for trying out Crawlcrawler. I lauched the site yesterday and had anticipated that problems might arise in the crawl process because of a naive HTML parser that cannot run JS and indeed my crawler is unable to ex
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When your only tool is a search engine, what kind of problems can you solve?(lager.medium.com)
1 points by kreeben 6y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Create your own personalized web search index(crawlcrawler.com)
12 points by kreeben 6y ago|2 comments
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I wonder how much shower time moves in that iframed iframe.
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Joking on HN without being teared to pieces is AI-hard.
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All of that would change if only you had a full set of hair?
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>> Not everyone looks good without hair Not everyone with hair looks good. The ugliest person ever was probably one with hair on top. >> some people have faces that look young instead of manly Some women absolutely love a boyish
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But sometimes "miss raising" a kid is the right thing to do. This is especially true in a society that has gone awry. Shouldn't I as a parent and who knows my kids and their needs better than anyone be free to raise them as I
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>> there are plenty of men who look awful bald That's just your opinion though. It's certainly not mine. In fact, I think bald people look cool. I also think a lot of them have much more confidence in themselves than I do an
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by kreeben 6y ago
Can't we beat Google by being better than them at solving the search problem? Google launches approximately one new and helpful search feature per year. What if you launched a company or conjured up a community that could give birth to
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by kreeben 6y ago
I have a robot under way that can pass the butter, sadly. But jokes aside, what a terrible life for an AI to live.
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This is surely a sensitive topic and I hope I'm not being too insensitive here, but I've personally never frowned upon someone who has less hair than me. Even if my hair is thicker than that of most people, that only means I have
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Now you have three or more problems.
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It seems to me we that need an app on our devices that we trust that is divorced from the device's OS (and it's vendor's cloud) that will help us in transitioning from hard-coded voice interfaces driven by dictionaries of kno
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by kreeben 6y ago
I once thought about contacting Ableton to offer my assistance in taking their DAW to the cloud so that we can have collaboration, version control and publishing in one place, to sort of marry Ableton Live with Soundcloud. I would love a se
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G&A are going to be so concerned with "loosing out on data" that to their detriment all of their voice-driven interfaces will be cloud dependent. Hopefully, someone with enough wits will dare to lose out on that data and inste
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by kreeben 6y ago
Yes please, I'd like it very much if elderly care became a solved problem by the time I get to be an elder. I'd love to not be treated as they are today.
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while (recipient_is_unhappy_with_amount) { amount *= 3.14; }
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An elevator indeed. But there's a cost involved in elevating goods to the top of a tall building. My question was, is that cost smaller than the cost of having drones with elevation capabilities take of from the ground?
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>> drones ladden with deliveries could dispatch from the top of a central tall structure Wouldn't the cost of elevating the loaded drones to the rooftop of that tall structure negate any monetary gains? Wouldn't the cost be
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With your edit, at least to me, you've made this even more interesting. Feel free to disregard these questions because at this point I feel I'm prying. >> We want to help you finding products and brand that reflect your valu
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by kreeben 6y ago
>> how to identify the good version of a thing, and to know whether I can still find a new one or need to look for a used one That sounds awfully close to something I would consider had the potential to eventually evolve into an absol
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If you believe what Github says, then this piece of software took 9 years and 3K commits to develop but that's leaving out a couple of years of analysis and probably a couple of thousands of commits done in the dark. And yet I'm o
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by kreeben 6y ago
Congratulations on your launch! I like this idea a lot. On your about page you say: >> Part of our solution is the automatic scraping and aggregation of data from all over the web. In addition, we are partnering with different organiz
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Show HN: Hardware-accelerated vector-based search engine for image and text(github.com)
7 points by kreeben 6y ago|1 comments

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