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by memexy 6y ago
HN has a search function. I searched the obvious phrase "creating content": https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=true&que... . You can start there and if you still don't find what yo
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by memexy 6y ago
Here are some results when this question was asked last time: https://hn.algolia.com/?q=%22computer+science+fundamentals%2... . Start there and if you still can't find what you need then make your question more focused.
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by memexy 6y ago
You need to provide more details. How does it compare to other chat applications? What improvements and features does it have that other chat applications don't have.
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by memexy 6y ago
This seems like an issue with residential network infrastructure more than webRTC. Do other peer-to-peer technologies work better than webRTC?
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by memexy 6y ago
Ya it seems like good technology. I was trying to think of ways to use it in a peer-to-peer knowledge base sharing mechanism where users could decide which nodes in their personal knowledge graph would be public and figured webRTC might be
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by memexy 6y ago
All the questions you're asking now will be asked by another junior engineer down the line. Keep good notes on how you answer them at your current company and then share them with other junior engineers. So practice taking notes and le
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by memexy 6y ago
These are great references. Thanks for the list.
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by memexy 6y ago
Lists are great but what am I supposed to take away from this? What is the context of each rule? What are examples and situations in which the rules apply? What are counter-examples? Where is the author's commentary associated with eac
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by memexy 6y ago
Automatic saving to a specified location and OCR. Windows UWP programs can actually utilize OCR last time I googled the relevant phrases for OCR and Windows. Relevant link: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/uwp/api&
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Peer-to-Peer Communications with WebRTC(developer.mozilla.org)
210 points by memexy 6y ago|74 comments
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by memexy 6y ago
If nothing is preventing you from building a personal one then nothing is preventing you from building a centralized one. All you have to do is convince enough people to use it. Google is essentially a centralized knowledge base. So central
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by memexy 6y ago
What is your question? You are currently in charge of your knowledge consumption. What is preventing you from building a personal knowledge base? I'm currently trying various tools for managing information and plan to build something c
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by memexy 6y ago
> I haven't worked on large, scalable, fault-tolerant, kubernetes, kafka messaging, insane-state-of-the-art type of systems. All of that is mostly made up. The world runs on pretty mundane software. You seem to have internalized a f
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by memexy 6y ago
> Here is where we are on programs that can understand computer code. We currently have no programs that can understand a one page program as well as a new student in computer science can understand such a program after just one month of
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by memexy 6y ago
The website is really good as well: https://penrose.ink/siggraph20.html . Excellent find. How did you find it?
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by memexy 6y ago
Why would you fear the hammer and not the person holding the hammer. Addressing the problem of a person coming at you with a hammer is a much more pertinent issue than worrying about self-aware and malevolent hammers.
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by memexy 6y ago
> A human-level AI ... What evidence do you have for this claim? What are examples of research programs that claim to be working towards this goal and why are their claims to be believed (other than being good marketing material for scar
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Sabre/dav: open-source CardDAV, CalDAV and WebDAV server(sabre.io)
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AddALL: Search for books across 40 bookstores and 20k dealers(used.addall.com)
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Metadata-extractor: access the metadata in images and videos via a simple API(drewnoakes.com)
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MetaGer: Meta search engine with a number of specialized crawlers and indexers(metager.org)
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by memexy 6y ago
Cool. Are there transcripts I could take a look at? For indexing I prefer text that I can link to pictures and videos.
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Course on Foundations of Computer Graphics(courses.edx.org)
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by memexy 6y ago
> Hummingbird compiles trained ML models into tensor computation for faster inference. That could have been included in the title and would have helped people figure out if they want to click on the title. Hummingbird by itself is a very
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by memexy 6y ago
Thx.
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Changes to how TypeScript type definitions are managed(devblogs.microsoft.com)
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by memexy 6y ago
No idea. I just learned about it myself from dqpb: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23420714 .
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Handbook of Collective Intelligence(scripts.mit.edu)
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by memexy 6y ago
Link with highlight: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jamie_Zawinski#Principles:~:te... . It highlights the text > Every program attempts to expand until it can read mail. Those programs which cannot so expand are repla
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by memexy 6y ago
Good to know. Anyone using it? Are there good examples I can take a look at? Your comparison makes sense after I looked at the CUE docs. The explanation for booleans is exactly how it's modeled as a domain, it is isomorphic to the latt

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