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by lgvld 4y ago
Thank you. Yeah sure, I’m not dismissing the idea in any way, it’s really interesting. That’s actually something I could have wanted to try, just like... learning a RNN to compute a hash, or even reverse a hash, or...
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by lgvld 4y ago
Yes, you’re right about it, thank you. I read true RNG while the paper is talking about PRNG. And a RNN would fit the bill, indeed.
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by lgvld 4y ago
Seems crazy!.. Why? A NN couldn’t be used as a (valid) source of random, right? I thought a GAN actually need some random to start with... > The most significant is partially concealing the output of the GAN’s generator, and training the
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by lgvld 4y ago
Solind answer, thanks for writing.
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by lgvld 4y ago
> If you stop to listen to a musician or street performer for more than a minute, you owe them a dollar. Yes. Also if you take a picture.
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by lgvld 4y ago
Probably not so useful for mobile, but have a look at Refined HN extension: https://github.com/plibither8/refined-hacker-news I discovered it a few days ago. It seems to include a "override CSS" box in the me
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by lgvld 5y ago
Oh thanks! Cool. Love the didactic approach.
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by lgvld 5y ago
Just in term of user interface, actually. Something makes me feel awkard, I don’t know why... It looks like I am manipulating colored potatoes, while I am expecting to manipulate data, by writing pure functions... ;-) But maybe children lov
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by lgvld 5y ago
Very nice! I was expecting a 300 MB app running in the browser but... this is refreshingly minimalistic. One could use this when introducing someone to programming. Exactly the kind of stuff I was looking for, as I try to teach a few things
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by lgvld 5y ago
i am surprised the only drawing of woman it generates is when the bio explicitly contains the word "female". bias in AI I guess.
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by lgvld 5y ago
Thank you for the thorough explanation! Sorry if I sounds blasé, that’s actually quite of an innovative project (but still I want to call it weird). ;-) The video is very interesting, btw. But!.. the examples don’t show how interactive it c
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by lgvld 5y ago
Example videos here (not so impressive, right?): https://peertube.swrs.net/video-channels/cascade/videos Here is an interactive example: https://raphaelbastide.com/cascade/demos/cursor.ht
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by lgvld 5y ago
lol yes, the site is not at all (what one would call) minimalistic.
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by lgvld 5y ago
Yep. Gnome on Wayland has been the best HiDPI experience I had on a Linux system so far. Also includes night mode out of the box.
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by lgvld 5y ago
Cool idea, yep. ;-)
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by lgvld 5y ago
Very useful product, congratulations. ;-) Quite expensive though. When I use an API, I usually assume (1) there will be some significant base volume, and (2) this volume has no upper bound, depending on my users behavior. For ~750 € you can
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by lgvld 5y ago
I guess it helps to understand how to generate a QR code: https://www.nayuki.io/page/qr-code-generator-library (see also the references at the end) Good luck. ;-)
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by lgvld 5y ago
Such a cute story :)
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by lgvld 5y ago
It happens to me when I dream (during the night). Sometimes I read in my dream and the feeling is exactly the one you describe.
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by lgvld 5y ago
Thank you! ;-)
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by lgvld 5y ago
Happy B-day! Thank you to everyone involved in HN (including people submitting and commenting). One of my favorite place of the Internet! ;-)
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by lgvld 5y ago
What you seem to be looking for exists and it’s called Directus: https://directus.io/ (authentification, permissions, GQL/REST API, admin interface, etc.) But I would not call Directus a NoCode platform, it’s just a tu
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by lgvld 5y ago
Yeah, same here. Especially with Instagram. ;-) Make me save so much time.
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by lgvld 5y ago
Yeah caddy is such an awesome server! ;-)
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by lgvld 5y ago
& what about Monero?
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by lgvld 5y ago
;-)
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by lgvld 5y ago
;-)
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by lgvld 5y ago
You can use t-SNE (or even better: UMAP or one of its variation) to create a 2D points cloud, and then use something like RasterFairy [1] to map 2D positions to the cells a grid. It usually works well. [1] https://github.com&#x2F
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by lgvld 5y ago
Ouch! Crazy ;-)
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by lgvld 5y ago
Check for Swiftkey Keyboard app ;-)

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