mochidusk

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   by mochidusk 2mo ago

   GPT 5.6 Sol comes out ahead of Kimi K3 on price/task (but not significantly so). You're probably thinking, "Why use Kimi K3? Isn't an open model supposed to beat the closed one on price?", but you need to consider t
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   by mochidusk 6mo ago

   I'd say this is more of an interesting take on page transitions. I was expecting mouse wheel scroll to zoom, so I instinctively scrolled expecting some kind of zooming effect. I remembered there was a website featured here on HN that h
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   by mochidusk 7mo ago

   Exactly! This reminds me of prezi.com where they have a text box front and center - for a visual presentation tool!
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   by mochidusk 9mo ago

   Thanks for bringing to my attention. I haven't tried but I can spot some differences in philosophy: - Musel Cloud doesn't embed Google Docs or Sheets, it has its own text engine; the word processor is built-in. There's no rel
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   I did what Microsoft couldn't: Edit docs on a whiteboard [video](youtube.com)

   5 points by mochidusk 9mo ago|3 comments
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   by mochidusk 9mo ago

   Hi HN, I soft launched Musel Cloud, a collaborative whiteboard where you can drag and drop files (docx, xlsx, pdf) on the board and edit them in-place. These are all natively rendered on the canvas so they blend in seamlessly with other ite
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   by mochidusk 10mo ago

   I'm working on brand new type of collaborative whiteboard that allows anyone (or team) to drag-n-drop items from their devices onto the board. The problem I'm solving: On a team, people and their files are scattered everywhere. So
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   by mochidusk 1y ago

   I've just finished creating a Magic the Gathering rules engine, and now I'm currently training an LLM agent to play games against itself through reinforcement learning.
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   by mochidusk 3y ago

   I struggled learning about Mamba's architecture but realized it's because I had some gaps in knowledge. In no particular order, they were: - a refresher on differential equations - legendre polynomials - state spaced models; you n
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    by mochidusk 7y ago

    You're right, I completely forgot about Etherpad. But I don't consider Etherpad the same as Quilljs or ProseMirror. Etherpad is something you host (an app itself) while the other text editors are something you can build upon/
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    by mochidusk 7y ago

    I was able to get real-time collaborative text editing to work on one of my side projects by combining quill.js[1], ot.js[2], and firebase[3]. This was a few years ago when there weren't any fully open-source options. I'm in the p
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    by mochidusk 10y ago

    I'm on the same boat but I doubt something like this will be offered. I could be wrong, but there isn't enough of a demand/market to justify it.
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    by mochidusk 10y ago

    I would love a good in-depth tutorial on operational transformation but so far haven't found one that is satisfactory (for a complete beginner). Maybe I've been spoiled with all the great javascript/react tutorials out there
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    by mochidusk 10y ago

    I'm currently building a browser-based WYSIWYG to make book covers. I've tried SVG and Canvas but it's terrible for implementing multi-line text. Trying to add kerning, tracking was almost impossible. Not sure if anyone'