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A YouTube video showing neural style transfer to paint the Mona Lisa in a wide variety of Artistic styles. Here's a test picture I made of the Taj Mahal in the style of "Starry Night": https://www.reddit.com/r
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Is there an easy way to make F-Droid install updates automatically? I use both F-Droid and Google Play on my phone but manual updates are a huge usability pain.
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With all of the current discussion I thought this was an interesting video showing the mechanics of "deplatforming" on federated networks like Mastodon.
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Banned from Mastodon? MeToo
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This was the biggest problem with PeerTube. For Mastodon I clicked the big "join" button on the website and filtered by technology > foss and fosstodon.org was the largest option and seems to have a great community. For PeerTub
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I made PeerTube and Mastadon accounts today out of curiosity and was generally impressed. Mastodon especially is quite usable (though obviously many fewer users than Twitter), the interface is as good as Twitter (better if you count not sp
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Is this real? I'm on Android and can't try
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Interesting, I just copied the .torrent file into the Github repo so Google Drive isn't required at all. This is probably a better way to do it anyways.
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Just created a torrent with all of the models, and added a link to it in the models section of the README.
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I didn't get any notification from Google but this probably means they're throttling the downloads. There's been a lot of traffic from HackerNews (GitHub stars have more than tripled in a day) so shouldn't be an issue in
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Hopefully, in the future I'd like to add better support for native installation on other platforms (Flatpak, .deb, .rpm, MacOS, Windows, maybe mobile). If anyone who knows more about Flatpak is interested in helping I would very much a
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I haven't written any specific integrations or scripts for translation formats because I don't have a great sense of what people would find useful. Since this is written in Python it would be pretty easy to write a script to batch
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Thanks! The goal was to make local-only translation usable. I think cloud translation is still pretty valuable in a lot of cases since the model for one single direction translation is ~100MB. In addition to having more language options wit
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From the Readme: "Open source offline translation app written in Python. Uses OpenNMT for translations, SentencePiece for tokenization, Stanza for sentence boundary detection, and PyQt for GUI. Designed to be used either as a GUI appli
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Show HN: Argos Translate – Open-source offline translation app written in Python
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Besides some Scratch early on I really got into programming in TI Basic on my graphing calculator and it was pretty great. Minimal learning curve to start writing useful programs, and sets you up well for high level languages. That being sa
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Is there an open-source Heroku alternative? I've used Heroku in the past and the "just deploy application code" nature is great for most applications but you're locked in to one vendor. Cloud Foundry?
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http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/who-does-that-server-really-se...
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I wonder what the equivalent would look like for software. Open-source obviously, but what does a "right to repair" look like for a SAAS app? It sounds like this rule is mainly about accessing information about the vehicle so mayb
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Is there a recommended way to license a project as permissively as possible? I like the MIT license because it's widely accepted and short enough that it can be read and understood but what if you're OK with someone using a small
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I wonder if a better solution would be allowing people to really own digital goods they buy the way you do physical copyrighted goods. Someone tried to let you "sell" your iTunes library by deleting it off your hard drive and then
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What's the performance cost of using QTQuick? Does it require bundling a JavaScript interpreter with the application?
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3Blue1Brown is really great for learning/refreshing math. He has great visualizations. I especially enjoyed this video (not exactly a math tutorial more of a cool explanation): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OkmNXy7er8
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This is my project it's a Python library and GUI that lets you install "packages" which contain all of the files for doing neural machine translation locally. I have pretrained models packaged for translating between English
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Show HN: Argos Translate open source neural machine translation in Python
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Plug for my open source "local-first" alternative to Google Translate ( https://github.com/argosopentech/argos-translate ). It has a Google Translate like GUI and lets you install packages to support translatin
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I'm curious if the Hush-A-Phone case is any precedent: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hush-A-Phone_Corp._v._United_S... . It involved a company that made a device you connected to your telephone who got sued by AT&
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Ask HN: Best way to use BitTorrent from Python
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How has Snap failed? Snap lets you install apps like Spotify easily on linux and in a security sandbox. Also snap doesn't have the main issue listed in this article of every app needing filesystem access. Snap has the personal-file int
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I think this is by design. For example, in Qt you use QStrings instead of standard library strings which then allows you to use the Qt system for internationalizing text. C++ is a general purpose language and Qt is a library/framework
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