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   by qorrect 5y ago

   I think you could probably accomplish this with just speech audio. After identifying the actors present, it would be a short jump to a list of possible productions, and given some dialog, you could further narrow it down. Where could one f
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   Ask HN: How do I find open source projects to contribute to?

   10 points by qorrect 6y ago|5 comments
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   by qorrect 6y ago

   Same, and Im running AMD Threadripper 3970x, 32gigs of RAM and an nVME. It takes almost 60 seconds to load.
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   by qorrect 6y ago

   Can you tell us more ? How is it going, what's the future look like, anything we might be able to use ? Good luck keep trying!
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   by qorrect 6y ago

   > we're working on a low-code/no-code framework to make it easier to build and maintain connectors You might take a look at Bonitasoft , I got some use out of their connectors ( and WYSIWYG builder ) ten years ago.
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   by qorrect 6y ago

   Those were my thoughts too, recognizing bad code is a quality of good programmers. The big question I would have for OP is 'do you want to do this anymore?'. I personally don't, I've loved development for 20 years but i
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   by qorrect 6y ago

   You know you're right, I was trying to RDP in to my local desktop machine but it was too slow. I found https://github.com/cdr/code-server yesterday after you said that and it works perfectly, good thought thanks!
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   by qorrect 6y ago

   That's weird, I was in Puerto Viejo when I found an original hard copy of "Where Wizards stay up late", something I couldn't find for sell in the US right before I left.
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   by qorrect 6y ago

   I had a similar experience these last 3 months, I bought an RV thought I would toot around the country in, use a cell modem. But I also want to work on my AI projects , which require bunches of nasdaq data. Or I want to work on a side proj
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    by qorrect 6y ago

    Oh wow have been wanting/needing this for a while , thanks for your work!
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    by qorrect 6y ago

    Thanks I love it!
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    by qorrect 6y ago

    Yeah same, I was anxious to see if my job is close to be automated away.
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    by qorrect 6y ago

    When do the drops reach their max potency ?
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    by qorrect 6y ago

    > "Soft" sciences ... would also be welcomed Thats a hard pass from me :D.
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    by qorrect 6y ago

    Love the visuals, and a great job of making it simple to understand , thanks!
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    by qorrect 6y ago

    Many of us don't use macOS, there are plenty of mac apps for stock tracking. My only complaint is it's always going to be 15 minutes behind if you're using public sources, otherwise I love it!
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    by qorrect 6y ago

    Looks like they just lifted it, with conditions*.
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    by qorrect 6y ago

    I wanted to use IB but the api was hideous, ended up going with Alpaca.
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    by qorrect 6y ago

    Yeah let's all code for the lowest common denominator.
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    by qorrect 6y ago

    Here that OP, Foldable Regions ^.
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    by qorrect 6y ago

    Pirate Taxi's have existed for decades, the mobile app for them did not yet exist.
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    by qorrect 6y ago

    > The internet was a different place though in the early 2010s Oh how far we've come. /s
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    by qorrect 6y ago

    I still don't know what's wrong with IRC.
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    by qorrect 6y ago

    I can't work out what r/C**n would spell could you share ?
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    by qorrect 6y ago

    He's very angry and wants you to know it. If you don't agree with him, you are an idiot.
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    by qorrect 6y ago

    > Most great work is done in teams. But most teams don't produce great work - it's all dependent on the team makeup, bringing it back around to individuals. I wish I was on a great team again - they seem harder and harder to fi
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    by qorrect 6y ago

    "gentrified travel routes that siphon yet more business away from communities who could really use it" <- that made my day kudos.
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    by qorrect 6y ago

    That's what I was thinking, SQLLite probably did a lot of optimization for x86. Once they tune it for M1 I bet we'll see some phenomenal performance.
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    Show HN: A Jumpcut inspired clipboard history tool for Windows 10(github.com)

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

    I got used to the ease of Jumpcut on Mac and wanted something similar for Windows. Some selling points are the hotkeys which allow you to copy a past item to the clipboard without having to leave the keyboard, similarly a search which can