narrationbox

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   by narrationbox 6y ago

   How heavily leveraged are M&As on this scale?
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   by narrationbox 6y ago

   A low hanging fruit for locking down problematic apps would be to use Android profiles: https://medium.com/@kloudtrader/reducing-whatsapp-digital-fo...
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   by narrationbox 6y ago

   Don't forget https://github.com/swc-project/swc
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   by narrationbox 6y ago

   How do you remove tourists? Is the network trained to segment and ignore humans?
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   by narrationbox 6y ago

   What is YC's privacy policy on 3?
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   by narrationbox 6y ago

   How does the LaTeX generation work? ML or heuristics or both?
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   by narrationbox 6y ago

   This is great for machine learning, seems very useful for natural language processing. Congrats on shipping, it is brilliant!
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   by narrationbox 6y ago

   Thanks for the heads-up! Really appreciate it.
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   by narrationbox 6y ago

   Give us a try if you need text to speech: https://narrationbox.com
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    by narrationbox 6y ago

    This looks like an exact clone of https://stdlib.com
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    by narrationbox 6y ago

    Static analysis software is quite valuable if you can successfully sell it. https://github.blog/2019-09-18-github-welcomes-semmle/
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    by narrationbox 6y ago

    First mover. For a long time D targeted the same abstraction level as Go, and most of its libraries were designed with that in mind. Stuff like no_std was never a major goal for most supposed "systems languages" (that are not C&#
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    by narrationbox 6y ago

    Do you have an API? (See Pexels and Unsplash if you need inspiration) Would be really useful for wallpaper changing scripts.
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    by narrationbox 6y ago

    What are your thoughts on RedwoodJS? https://github.com/redwoodjs/redwood
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    by narrationbox 6y ago

    Your work looks good. Code is very clean, well done. What hardware did you use for training? Do you see any potential improvement/application for multispeaker tasks? Also, what does a publishing house's in-house ML team generally
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    by narrationbox 6y ago

    Because the display industry perpetuated the lie that resolution is more important and not pixel density. Apple's metric for retina displays is a lot more honest. Beyond a certain point at a particular distance your eyes would not be a
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    by narrationbox 6y ago

    Might want to considering outsourcing the actual search functionality to an external engine for better accuracy. Here are some good choices: https://github.com/topics/search-engine
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    by narrationbox 6y ago

    Does copywriting count as art? Or is it merely the equivalent of CRUD-style boilerplate?
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    by narrationbox 6y ago

    There is Hasura, they are probably the most famous commercial Haskell app right now (in terms of brand recognition). https://hasura.io
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    by narrationbox 6y ago

    There have been proposals for an artificial magnetosphere for Mars to help with terraforming. http://www.hou.usra.edu/meetings/V2050/pdf/8250.pdf https://phys.org/news/2017-03-nasa-magnet
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    by narrationbox 6y ago

    I have an alternative view: The fastest way to speed up research would be to fund an open source Wolfram software suite with feature parity. For a lot of hard tech you need good multiphysics and CFD simulations, both of which suffer from a
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    by narrationbox 6y ago

    The short answer is that selling developer tools is hard. Software engineers especially do not like to pay for stuff. We used to be in the DevOps space [0] and it is something that requires heavy enterprise sales to monetise well. There are
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    by narrationbox 6y ago

    We use Gatsby for our landing[0] (and are also in the process of moving the main SaaS dashboard to it) and the experience has been nothing but amazing. Page loads almost instantly with little manual optimization required and compile time re
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    by narrationbox 6y ago

    If you are adding Auth the Firebase way, remember to add an UI for JWT claims. Right now Firebase does not explicitly expose the list of claims UI through the dashboard so everytime you change permissions you have to programmatically iterat
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    Vapoursynth/vapoursynth: A powerful video editing framework(github.com)

    3 points by narrationbox 6y ago|0 comments
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    by narrationbox 6y ago

    Email us at hello at username.com
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    by narrationbox 6y ago

    There is a range of what goes for "visual programming" these days. If you can tell me what market you are trying to target I can give you a better idea of things (or email if you don't want post it here). A lot of visual prog
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    by narrationbox 6y ago

    Story time (and a post-mortem of sorts): a long time ago I built a startup using Visual Programming for algorithmic trading. https://hackernoon.com/on-kloudtrader-and-visual-programming... It wasn't the most novel idea
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    by narrationbox 6y ago

    Not migrating from, migrating to. Our app is heavy on the media and ML side and manually stitching together templates, CSS, and preprocessing content were becoming unmaintainable. It is easier to have Gatsby Plugins deal with asset preproce
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    by narrationbox 6y ago

    Not a side project but a full-time startup: https://narrationbox.com Built with Django and Gatsby (the latter migration is still work-in-progress).