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lasagna_coder
6y ago
Hi! I like what you're doing here. I'm the author of a tool that utilises an opus encoder and decoder in the browser to emulate something like modern live streaming. I followed similar ideas to yours but ultimately found that the
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6y ago
The audio track is my jam.
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lasagna_coder
6y ago
It would be cool if there was a way to sandbox part of a website so that it could be sandboxed against specific functionality.
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lasagna_coder
6y ago
There's a donation button at the top of the page. Also, perhaps it's going to gauge volume and costs before developing a premium model. Looks like an early adopter model. Also, providing a service like this with the trade off bein
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lasagna_coder
6y ago
this is cool, more filtering would be useful (on tld length, whether it's a word). Interesting that ca.rs is still available and pretty cheap. Funnily, sa.rs is also available. pe.pe too, and oh.ms.
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lasagna_coder
6y ago
This tool is pretty cool, would be helpful to see prices I guess too. A table format would be easier to navigate. I recently found a TLD that seems underused and has one "total" word potential (chars incl tld as a single word) >
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6y ago
2FA
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6y ago
This is a cool idea, can you link to github or wherever the project will eventually land?
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Sentiment analysis: what is it and how can I use it?
(blog.canotic.com)
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How to NER
(blog.canotic.com)
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How AI is changing agriculture
(blog.canotic.com)
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Identifying machine learning technical debt
(blog.canotic.com)
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7y ago
while [ 1 ]; do for i in `seq 1 80`; do printf "\xE2\x95\xB$(( ( RANDOM % 2 ) + 1 ))"; done; printf "\n"; done