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   by protoduction 6y ago

   Thanks! Answering your questions: - If you log in and create a public notebook, it's stored on Starboard's server, then you can just share it by link. If you create an offline notebook it's stored in your browser's Local
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   by protoduction 6y ago

   Hi HN, I developed Starboard over the past months. Cell-by-cell notebooks like Jupyter are great for prototyping, explaining and exploration, but their dependence on a Python server (with often undocumented dependencies) limits their abilit
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   Show HN: Starboard – Fully in-browser literate notebooks like Jupyter Notebook(starboard.gg)

   371 points by protoduction 6y ago|101 comments
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   by protoduction 6y ago

   Brute force attack just means an attack that isn't smart and instead relies on just trying a lot. For instance, if you have a padlock with 3 dials on it, I can just try 000 through 999 and at some point I will find the correct solution
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   by protoduction 6y ago

   I think it reduces jobs the same way as having tools like electronic screwdrivers available cheaply reduces jobs. Instead of everybody having to create their own screwdrivers prior to starting a construction job, they can focus on building
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   by protoduction 6y ago

   I built FriendlyCaptcha over the past 2 months because I was tired of there being no good alternatives to Google's reCAPTCHA and the like that your users won't hate you for. FriendlyCaptcha is based on proof-of-work (think hashcas
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   Show HN: FriendlyCaptcha – a privacy friendly proof-of-work based CAPTCHA(friendlycaptcha.com)

   3 points by protoduction 6y ago|1 comments
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   by protoduction 6y ago

   This is great, I've wrapped react-inspector in the past into a webcomponent for this, but shipping React and ReactDOM just for this functionality always felt a bit wrong, although from what I understand this requires Vue instead? I am
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   Controlling variance in proof-of-work algorithms(guido.io)

   2 points by protoduction 6y ago|0 comments
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    Going fully serverless with Cloudflare Workers(guido.io)

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

    I built FriendlyCaptcha over the past 2 months because I was tired of there being no good alternatives to Google's ReCAPTCHA and the like that your users won't hate you for. FriendlyCaptcha is based on proof-of-work (think hashcas
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    Show HN: FriendlyCaptcha – a privacy friendly proof-of-work based CAPTCHA(friendlycaptcha.com)

    9 points by protoduction 6y ago|4 comments
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    What has Valve been up to? – The Lost Projects(youtube.com)

    2 points by protoduction 6y ago|0 comments
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    Implementing a type-safe Stripe client for serverless using TypeScript(guido.io)

    2 points by protoduction 6y ago|0 comments
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    by protoduction 7y ago

    I'm building Chimera, which is project that brings sandboxed cell-by-cell (scientific) notebooks to the browser. It's a blend of Jupyter Notebook, Project Iodide, JSFiddle, CodeSandbox, Glitch, and Observable. Here are two screens
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    Show HN: FixJPEG – Remove JPEG Compression Artifacts Using ML(fixjpeg.com)

    1 points by protoduction 7y ago|1 comments
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    by protoduction 9y ago

    I'm working on a side project that involves getting useful NN based networks working in a browser. There's some demos which for instance will do class prediction (cat vs dog), but who needs that? I would love to see stuff like col
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    by protoduction 10y ago

    Location: Nijmegen, The Netherlands Remote: No Willing to relocate: Yes! Technologies: Python ML/Deep Learning stack (sklearn, numpy, scipy, pandas, gensim, Theano, Lasagne, TensorFlow), MATLAB, Java, JS/CSS/HTML5, Elixir, Gi
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    by protoduction 10y ago

    Hey HN, I created this app as a hobby project over a lot of weekends. I was tired of existing random chat services that only end up in either A/S/L nonsense or me talking to a bot. By asking for a topic, I hope to mitigate this pr
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    Show HN: Tolk – Talk with strangers about topics anonymously (PWA)(tolk.io)

    3 points by protoduction 10y ago|1 comments
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    by protoduction 11y ago

    Location: Nijmegen, The Netherlands Remote: No Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Python ML stack (sklearn, numpy, scipy, pandas, TensorFlow), MATLAB, Java, Hadoop, JS/CSS/HTML5, Git Résumé/CV: https:/&#
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    Some words about Haxe Foundation(medium.com)

    3 points by protoduction 11y ago|0 comments
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    by protoduction 11y ago

    Using WebRTC datachannels for p2p networking in games is challenging and fun. I am personally using it for networking in a WebVR side project (which is far from finished), where the challenges are the differences between clocks, interpolati
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    by protoduction 12y ago

    OBS - Cross-platform broadcaster software (for recording and live streaming). Better than any of its competition in my opinion. https://obsproject.com/
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    by protoduction 12y ago

    Jeff Atwood had a blog post[1] containing a list of new programming jargon, although perhaps this is too 'programmer'-focused. [1]: http://blog.codinghorror.com/new-programming-jargon/
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    by protoduction 12y ago

    There are other paths for Haxe, although they are probably not pretty. That is Haxe -> C++ -> Emscripten -> asm.js. Then there is another, Haxe -> Java -> GWT -> JS. I think Haxe is underappreciated for areas other than ga