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Show HN: MCP server for generating images directly in Claude Code
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12y ago
Not sure how but I almost thought this engine would recognise speech and carry out actions. The demo is nice. That said, SQL Server had a language processing plugin which could translate normal text to a SQL query, this was back in the days
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Semantic Map of Content
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The Sphinx in a Startup
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13y ago
The solutions are not simple and quick. But could yield results over long term. I have practiced this. As an ex-copywriter I have had my writing critiqued by creative directors many times. So I state this as someone who learnt a little abou
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Two Types of Narcissists
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14y ago
Brilliant! Been following Prismatic/Bradford for a while now and thought you would not share your 'Graph' library. If one has not stumbled upon specific use cases like disparate data sources, custom/widely varying transformation logic betwe
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18y ago
Good question, makes one think on which side one actually stands...
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18y ago
I write my own blog. My readership is minuscule but it takes to my idiosyncrasies. And often challenges my opinions. What more could I ask! Language should be the last reason why one does not communicate. An idea holds itself regardless of
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18y ago
For me its all about keywords. To start with some phrase that captures the essence. Then to move on to the peripheries of the subject. Then to bring in the context within which I search for that topic. By that time I have usually found what
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18y ago
So Yahoo decides it needs more help in scuttling the company!
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18y ago
True laziness would be to have no ambition, or not to love anything enough to pursue it. To be in love with a stalemate would be laziness.
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18y ago
Good article. Procrastination is usually a sign of not being engaged with whatever is in front. Laziness that vanishes with Guitar Hero, or any other interesting activity, is not laziness.
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18y ago
I have read some good definitions[1] of cloud computing from Joyent. [1] http://www.joyeur.com/2008/05/08/cloud-nine-specification-fo...
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18y ago
Some more..lots more at http://del.icio.us/tag/django . I also like the APress book Definitive Guide to Django by Adrian & Jacob.
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18y ago
do not spend on people who dont understand customers
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18y ago
Should this be joining the entry at http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=158998 ?
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18y ago
What about SEC Info( http://www.secinfo.com/ )? Ubiquitous availability of information is the first step. Then comes consistent data formats. And then the tools to slice, dice and weave shimmering insights. And then maybe, just maybe, act o
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18y ago
Someones got to pay. May be other revenue streams subsidizing the open source work. But its naive to believe that support & services alone can sustain a software producer. Imagine would Red Hat be able to sell its version of Linux for t
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19y ago
A worn out, moth eaten copy of Lord Byron's complete works. It took me almost a decade to outgrow the influence. Especially the poem Manfred, and the soliloquay at the beginning! The Sanyasin - Satprem. I walked the streets of Chennai not k
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19y ago
Dive into Python by far, for me at least!
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19y ago
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