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by omn1 11y ago
The cool thing for me was to get it working without any user interaction. Scan and forget. Sure you could make a close up but then you could also just type it into a form field, right? It works surprisingly well without many tweaks. That&#x
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by omn1 11y ago
Yeah scanning the receipts takes the longest time in the whole process. So you should make sure that you have a fast and simple scanner. I can recommend to buy a simple photo scanner like I did. It's just a couple bucks and it will sav
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by omn1 11y ago
You're right, the format is somewhat standardized. First there's a list of items with prices and then comes the total. So far so good. But depending on the length of the receipt, the total is always at a different place. Another p
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by omn1 11y ago
Hey, author here. I am happy for all questions or every kind of feedback.
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by omn1 11y ago
You might also want to have a look at https://github.com/buger/gor , which routes raw TDP packets directly.
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Anomaly Detection with Twitter in R(anomaly.io)
3 points by omn1 11y ago|1 comments
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（╯°□°）╯︵┻━┻(github.com)
2 points by omn1 11y ago|3 comments
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InfluxDB v0.9.0-rc4 released(influxdb.com)
4 points by omn1 12y ago|0 comments
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Infographic: why London isn’t as overcrowded as you think(now-here-this.timeout.com)
1 points by omn1 12y ago|0 comments
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Playing with Python Magic Methods to make a nicer Regex API(charlesleifer.com)
3 points by omn1 12y ago|0 comments
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Cyclesort(corte.si)
2 points by omn1 13y ago|1 comments
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by omn1 13y ago
I've tried all the solutions mentioned and I settled on Spactacle in the end, because it's lightweight and open source. http://spectacleapp.com/
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by omn1 13y ago
As an avid Vim user I really like the regular updates on Sublime Text 3 and I can see how I would enjoy some of its features like multi-cursor support. The shortcuts remind me more of Emacs, though. Here's hoping that Sublime will cont
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Winning at Candy Crush(stavros.io)
3 points by omn1 13y ago|0 comments
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by omn1 13y ago
The title is horrible. "Marketing for Developers -- Applying a low touch approach". Hm, that looks like something in my ads/spam folder. The mail starts with some random blurb about the company. Honestly I don't care (ye
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by omn1 13y ago
Point 3 really struck a chord with me. The greats weren't great because at birth they could paint The greats were great cause they paint a lot (Macklemore - Ten Thousand Hours) It's the tiny steps that bring us fo
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by omn1 13y ago
This always reminds me of the Microsoft long filename support for Windows NT. They basically use the unused bits of the old DOS 8.3 file entry (8 characters for the filename, 3 characters for the extension) to signal a long file name. Then
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by omn1 13y ago
Truth is, there are no formulas…it’s just a big huge hack. I spent two months on the controls for SMB to get them perfect. Everything from the weird “friction” that happens when you change directions in the air to the 200
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by omn1 13y ago
Wait, Facebook uses Haskell? I had no idea. There is little information about the size of the codebase though. I could only dig up a talk from 2009 and a tool to modify a PHP codebase with abstract-syntax-tree transformers in Haskell [2]. C
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by omn1 13y ago
> I put on 40 pounds of muscle one year alone by eating until I couldn't move, and then lifting as heavy as I could. I got up to doing a 400 pound deadlift, 225 pound squat, 195 pound bench press and I was doing pull-ups with an add
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by omn1 13y ago
I'm not sure about that. This guy has gone through some extremes. First he was standing 8 hours a day, no workout. Then he was sitting 12 hours a day, no workout. Then he got into bodybuilding using lots of machines which made him gain
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by omn1 13y ago
> Doubtless the first difference that jumps out at you is that one of these programs is written using a beautiful, familiar surface syntax that makes you feel right at home, while the other uses an ugly, foreign notation that makes your
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by omn1 13y ago
I'm surprised that he compares the quality of economic models with those from physics. No matter the discipline it's still just a model -- with all their strengths and weaknesses. If he liked the rigor of physics in school, why
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by omn1 13y ago
I know what you mean. Nevertheless, there are USB controllers which feel like the real thing. Mupen64plus behaves just like the original console so this might be a start. Here are some memory locations I found: https://sites.goog
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by omn1 13y ago
Sounds like a nice proof of concept, but I would have tried to identify the in-game variables as in [0] and identify the state of the game from there. Maybe it would take a bit longer, but in the end one could track if a player is sliding o
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by omn1 14y ago
https://github.com/thinkpixellab/flatland/pull/15
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John Carmack won $20,000 in Blackjack and donated all to FSF (1998)(floodyberry.com)
5 points by omn1 14y ago|0 comments
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Instabridge - Share your WIFI with friends(instabridge.com)
2 points by omn1 14y ago|1 comments
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by omn1 14y ago
> But you couldn't use the spaceship CPU to subvert the basic tenets of the game. Put another way, players would be working within the confines of the existing system when coding in 0x10c, not dipping into the game's raw code. Modifyin
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Programmatic Art(urbanape.com)
107 points by omn1 14y ago|42 comments

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