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by manx 5y ago
https://uglot.ai An AI analyzes what you want to say and writes it the way a native speaker would. I then show the diff between before and after. I'm happy with how well it works so far and I'm working on monetizing it
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by manx 5y ago
Please do it for arbitrary URLs :)
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by manx 5y ago
At least for preprocessong csv files it makes a lot of sense. You can pipe data into it, run a query and output the result in many formats.
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by manx 5y ago
That's how I do it as well right now. But users have to clone/download the file themselves and manage the script location and updates themselves. That's an inconvenient installation procedure, which I'm usually too lazy
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Ask HN: How to publish command line tools?
2 points by manx 5y ago|3 comments
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by manx 5y ago
Sqlite for data science. You can do so much with a few lines of SQL, where people usually write error prone, slow python scripts. Importing CSV or TSV data is trivial.
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by manx 5y ago
I also use neo2 and am using the neo arrow keys and Esc on layer 4. Works like a charm. Fun thing with neo: You have additional keys free for keybindings: hjkläöüß I'm using ä, ö and ü to save, close buffer and quit vim. I'm very
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by manx 5y ago
I thought about rotating note taking in our weekly meetings. It's annoying to organize.
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by manx 5y ago
https://canonicaldebatelab.com/ is working new argumentation technology to approach climate change.
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by manx 5y ago
Maybe Cloudflare R2. They only charge for storage, not traffic. https://blog.cloudflare.com/introducing-r2-object-storage/
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Go offline to view this page(chris.bolin.co)
3 points by manx 5y ago|0 comments
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by manx 5y ago
For native app development you might want to try Flutter. Don't try to build anything to show it off. Work on things that interest you the most and share these instead.
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by manx 5y ago
I like the idea of earning money by people calling me and helping them with the topics where I consider myself to be an expert. The other way round is probably als true. Got an algorithm design problem where you're stuck? Call a comput
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by manx 5y ago
Maybe this could be approached by compiling the servo browser engine to wasm...
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by manx 5y ago
"Simple made easy" by Rich Hickey
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by manx 5y ago
I learned Scala, and slowly used more and more immutable data structures. The rest followed naturally. I think working with immutable data structures is the key to functional programming. It leads to writing more pure functions and changes
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by manx 5y ago
- Sapiens - Thinking in Systems
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by manx 5y ago
I can recommend the book "Traction" by Gabriel Weinberg. It covers many ways on how to get users and probably answers many of your questions.
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by manx 5y ago
That's almost the HN formula. Make sure your age is calculated as hours.
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by manx 5y ago
Which voting algorithm are you using? I recently wrote an article about that topic and working on part 2: https://felx.me/2021/08/29/improving-the-hacker-news-ranking... Happy to help if you want to talk abo
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by manx 5y ago
One could use it to train a recommender system like matrix factorization. The resulting latent vectors for stories/users can be clustered to find similar stories/users.
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by manx 5y ago
What really helped me, was learning Scala and get more into functional programming, especially immutability. Now I write better code with better architectures in other languages, e.g. Typescript, Java, Dart, Python. The change of thinking t
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by manx 5y ago
An app with a recommender system for Jokes. Swipe up means funny, swipe down means not funny. Then you see the next recommended joke.
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by manx 5y ago
Which programming language are you using? It looks to me like you need exhaustiveness checking for pattern matching. Languages like Scala, OCaml, Purescript or Haskell support this out of the box. Am I overlooking something?
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by manx 5y ago
I recently switched to https://mega.io/ and quite like it. There's a lot of tooling around it.
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by manx 5y ago
Instead of CSV, you could serve an sqlite database directly and query it using sql.js or absurd-sql.
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Lambda function might execute twice. Be prepared(cloudonaut.io)
2 points by manx 5y ago|0 comments
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by manx 5y ago
As I see it, Google is doing exactly that with Flutter. It's a completely new layout and styling system for different devices, platforms and screen sizes.
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by manx 5y ago
I like the structure you described and I'd be interested to join. After my last failed startup, the most important thing for me right now would be the basic income, though.
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by manx 5y ago
You might want to look how other libraries in different programming languages implemented them. There are also sometimes pseudocodes or reference implementations in Wikipedia.

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