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by neontomo 3y ago
Seconding Sebastian. His videos are a combination of being ambitious, pedagogical, fascinating and he has a way of making hard things seem easy.
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by neontomo 3y ago
If the word contains two vowels that are the same, it counts one occurrence as two correct ones. For example: Word: METER Guess: KEXXX (two vowels correct) Guess: KEXER (two vowels correct)
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by neontomo 3y ago
I've had conversations with people who are entirely convinced that animals like cats, dogs, birds, have no conscious experience and therefore are not aware of our presence or feel any pain. They think the pain is simply a signal to mak
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by neontomo 3y ago
They not only map the world, but clean it... of everything.
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by neontomo 3y ago
I was using regular Beeper to consolidate my chat apps into one, but this mess with Android to iPhone has made everything so unstable that I dropped iMessage from the app. I wish they hadn't rocked the boat with Mini, it's affecti
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by neontomo 3y ago
Totally off topic, but it struck me that it would be funny to try to map out the world with thousands (millions?) of Roombas.
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by neontomo 3y ago
It's quite refreshing! I think you don't need to go very far back in time to feel disconnected from film because of the different frame rate making people move in jerky ways. It's like a stop-motion animation almost, and the
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by neontomo 3y ago
Yes, that's likely to happen at least with popular footage where there is interest in harvesting more value. I don't see it as anything negative; we keep redoing Shakespeare in novel ways, but the core is still there.
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by neontomo 3y ago
It can be fun seeing something upscaled as a thought experiment on what life was like at a different time, it doesn't take much away from the original film imo. Also, They Shall Not Grow Old was made in 2018 before the recent AI boom.
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by neontomo 3y ago
I also did not see any spinner on the PC side, but cool project and I love how fast it is.
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by neontomo 3y ago
If you like nerdy championships like these, also check out: Classic Tetris World Championships - https://www.youtube.com/@ClassicTetris Webflow Speed Build Challenge - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9regpz3
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by neontomo 3y ago
Giving children free access to the Internet is already a risky proposal that can easily lead to them finding inappropriate content. Content creators push toxic belief systems, narratives, marketing strategies to sell even things they don&#x
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by neontomo 3y ago
During the pandemic I made a list of predictions for the next year and when I revisited it I realised that I was expecting things to move faster than they did. I think some of them might come true eventually, but when is harder to determi
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by neontomo 3y ago
I love this. Sometimes Swedish words are hard to translate because they are compound words or because they are some weird metaphor. For example, the Swedish "Smultronställe" is quite literally, "Raspberry place", and ref
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by neontomo 3y ago
I can't help but admire this type of behaviour. For everything that spawns a market (in this case books), you can expect someone to find a way to benefit from it in unusual ways, and usually it takes some creativity and originality. I
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by neontomo 3y ago
Cool idea, but the UI could need some work. Perhaps model the MacOS emoji menu a bit? Symbols I find myself googling a lot are: Bullet: • Ellipsis: … (not the same as "...") Em Dash: — (longer than "-") Arrows:
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by neontomo 3y ago
HN redirects to this post when I repost it, seems they check the URL. I'll keep it in mind in the future.
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by neontomo 3y ago
Thank you, I wasn't aware. Should I redo it somehow?
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Show HN: Letter to a Young Artist(neontomo.com)
2 points by neontomo 3y ago|4 comments
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by neontomo 3y ago
The whole thing feels dreamt up by AI.
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by neontomo 3y ago
That was a fun watch, this especially had me in stitches: "All those cool kids going out, going to clubs, they just haven't discovered reverse engineering yet"
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by neontomo 3y ago
By your description, it sounds like Greg's getting exactly what he wants.
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by neontomo 3y ago
Python is a good choice imo, the other one I would suggest is working it into an API but I can work around it. My use case is not there yet so don't build it for me.
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by neontomo 3y ago
Also add option for multiple classifiers perhaps. Crying, Smiling, Crying AND Smiling for example.
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by neontomo 3y ago
I was naming my python file zeroshot.py which is the same as the import name so it was creating a dependency error, my bad. Also needed to update my python version. However, I'm running into this error now: /opt/homebrew&#x2F
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by neontomo 3y ago
This is so impressive and can be used by a semi-technical person quite fast. Well done. How often does it go off the rails?
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Ask HN: What's the most compelling AI prompt result you've seen?
2 points by neontomo 3y ago|3 comments
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by neontomo 3y ago
I couldn't find the answer - does Biome work with a prettierrc.json file so that it can be implemented in an organisation that uses Prettier? In this case it would only be for speed reasons, not the formatting.
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by neontomo 3y ago
The more honest argument is, "I don't like this type of art", rather than "it isn't art". Fair enough in that case.
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by neontomo 3y ago
We may all be stochastic parrots, but we are individually so based on each of our experiences. AI however, is still a lot like getting answers from the same person only there's millions of users asking that person. I think once we have

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