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   s/blazing fast//g(github.com)

   2 points by qrv3w 9y ago|2 comments
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   by qrv3w 9y ago

   This is cool! A couple weeks ago I was looking for a way to find similar recipes (forked recipes, in a way) and I ended up making my homebaked solution. [1] [1] https://timetomakefood.com/find
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   by qrv3w 9y ago

   This is really neat, very nice layout and search!
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   by qrv3w 9y ago

   The matching is done by finding similar genres. Each book has a genre-probability vector. I then measured the pairwise distance between all the books for each genre-probability vector (~3 million books, so this takes some time). The book su
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   by qrv3w 9y ago

   I made this to find a book similar to Weaveworld by Clive Barker. [1] Basically, I was motivated from frustration with book suggestions services that inevitably included suggestions with unrelated genres, multiple books from the same author
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   Show HN: Find your next book to read(booksuggestions.ninja)

   7 points by qrv3w 9y ago|3 comments
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   by qrv3w 9y ago

   Cool, that was fast! Thanks!
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   by qrv3w 9y ago

   > 57 GB of audio files of bubbles This made me smile. Did you take continuous measurements then? You could do a windowed FFT and just take snapshots.
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   by qrv3w 9y ago

   Could you add an option to remove the links? E.g. [publication by the New York Times]( https://www.nytimes.com/2017/07/11/
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    by qrv3w 9y ago

    I wanted to find an average recipe for “no-bake” cookie. This is complicated to Google because the “no-bake” cookie goes by many names (read on to learn them all). My search was also complicated by a need to find a recipe without peanut but
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    Show HN: Search 1M recipes by their ingredients(timetomakefood.com)

    3 points by qrv3w 9y ago|1 comments
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    Beware of the free trial(rpiai.com)

    2 points by qrv3w 9y ago|0 comments
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    Music Discovery with a Raspberry Pi, Python, and IFTTT(rpiai.com)

    2 points by qrv3w 9y ago|0 comments
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    Show HN: Cowyodel – Easily move data between computers with cowyo(github.com)

    4 points by qrv3w 9y ago|1 comments
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    Show HN: Recursive recipe book(timetomakefood.com)

    10 points by qrv3w 9y ago|1 comments
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    by qrv3w 9y ago

    Your step-by-step guide is maybe the best step-by-step guide I've ever seen. Very nice work! I'm going to have to give it a try.
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    Can a neural network improve my art?(rpiai.com)

    3 points by qrv3w 9y ago|0 comments
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    by qrv3w 9y ago

    This is really really cool! Quick questions: Can the worker push tasks back onto the queue e.g. using r.lpush('tasks',mytask)? This would be useful in a try-catch where the worker fails its task and needs to post it back. Can the
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    by qrv3w 9y ago

    Its funny, I was sort of expecting something disturbing because I got the recommendation through Weaveworld.
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    by qrv3w 9y ago

    Cool! I actually made a book recommendation service as well. [1] Its been indispensable for me, gives me much better recommendations than friends/Amazon/Goodreads give me. I've found Library at Mount Char and Hard Magic becau
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    Show HN: Rhyming News – poems generated from the news of the day(rhymingnews.com)

    2 points by qrv3w 9y ago|0 comments
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    by qrv3w 9y ago

    This is great! Any plans on adding in a boilerplate for packaging (e.g. setting up setup.py with its tests, etc. and having the correct file structure for imports). Its the one thing that drives me crazy when writing Python.
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    by qrv3w 9y ago

    We were planning on it but ran out of time ;)
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    by qrv3w 9y ago

    A Harry Potter style "Maruauder's Map" which tracks people in a business/location in real-time. [1] [1] https://github.com/schollz/find-maraudersmap
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    by qrv3w 9y ago

    Basically the OUI's I selected are from the ones with the top market share in the United States [1]. The marketshare is totally different in countries like India or Vietnam, so if people use this there they should be aware of this (may
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    by qrv3w 9y ago

    Thanks, I'll do that.
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    by qrv3w 9y ago

    I think you are right. In fact, this script might be illegal in some places as was brought to my attention. [1] Do you know if collecting MAC addresses is illegal in UK? In US there is a statue against "intercepting electronic informat
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    by qrv3w 9y ago

    Yeah, it might be a tshark issue? I don't know. My Dell Latitude Ubuntu 16.04 is the same - shows monitor mode but doesn't capture packets.
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    by qrv3w 9y ago

    I haven't done movement profiles, but I used something similar to track smartphone locations with a bunch of Raspberry Pis scattered around. [1] [1] https://github.com/schollz/find-lf
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    by qrv3w 9y ago

    Pew Research Center says ~77% US adults own smartphones. [1] The director at Pew also tweeted a breakdown by country which shows a lot of variance. [2] Thus, this script won't work at all in a lot of places. [1] http://www.p