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by thesoonerdev 10y ago
So these limitations are only in Google App Engine? Is there a reason people choose to use the App Engine then?
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by thesoonerdev 10y ago
By far, the most common complaints I have heard when researching about GCP online are the following: 1) You cannot use SQL in the same way other platforms allow you 2) Only a subset of language features are supported for Java and Python and
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by thesoonerdev 10y ago
I created a note-taker app for videos but never had the time to make it into something more useful. They are not transcripts, of course, because those would take a whole lot longer to create. It is hosted on GitHub pages for now. http:&#x2
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MSFT pgm. mgr.: Forced Win 10 updates are the price of a free consumer OS(twitter.com)
1 points by thesoonerdev 10y ago|0 comments
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by thesoonerdev 10y ago
The fee for the certification is around $100, which was said to be the filter which prevented frivolous apps from being submitted to the App store. Shouldn't that help?
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Ask HN: Is there anyone here who has sold software via Gumroad?
13 points by thesoonerdev 10y ago|4 comments
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by thesoonerdev 10y ago
Spacy's website looks good. Thanks for the heads up.
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by thesoonerdev 10y ago
Fair enough. My concern is whether the practitioners of NLP are aware of this perception - and it seems like they are.
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by thesoonerdev 10y ago
If you clicked through to the two links from laretluval and brudgers, you can see why natural language processing as a field is struggling to gain quick adoption (in proportion to well understood concepts). Look at laretluval's links:
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by thesoonerdev 10y ago
Does it mean, then, that as the people who are anti-immigration such as Donald Trump get elected and geographic mobility (potentially) decreases, we can work our way backwards and say that these languages are less likely to die? In other wo
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by thesoonerdev 11y ago
The existing HackerNewsCollapse extension mentioned in the other comment already does this. I built a Chrome extension which extends this further by also trying to summarize the comment thread based on word frequency of entire subtree (with
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by thesoonerdev 11y ago
I am a little surprised no one answered this. The field of memory training has a system (called the major system) for converting arbitrary numbers into words by assigning distinct sounds to the 9 digits - 0 is s, 1 is t(d), 2 is n and so on
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Show HN: Chrome extension to collapse HN comment threads into summary sentences(chrome.google.com)
2 points by thesoonerdev 11y ago|0 comments
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by thesoonerdev 11y ago
SkimHN is a desktop application to skim hacker news articles and decide if you want to read an article fully https://github.com/mcaravind/HackerNewsSummary It even has a cheesy 'Time saved' feature to help yo
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SkimHN: Desktop client to help choose HN stories you want to read in detail(github.com)
1 points by thesoonerdev 12y ago|0 comments
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by thesoonerdev 12y ago
I made an app which uses the idea of spaced repetition to help you memorize flags. I was really amazed when I learned about this system a while back, and made this app to help my niece learn some interesting stuff. My app is really rudiment
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by thesoonerdev 12y ago
Indeed. Maybe someone just decided to take the most provocative pieces of the book and stitch together an article, and used a data driven HN-baity headline generator program? :-)
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by thesoonerdev 12y ago
RIP and RTT? Why am I not surprised that you developed a product called WonderProxy? :-)
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by thesoonerdev 12y ago
Can I add videos from Vimeo? I love the Microconf videos on Vimeo, quite suited for the HN audience I would think. http://vimeo.com/search?q=microconf The AMA by Peldi Guilizzoni (Balsamiq) is an excellent one.
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Hierarchical tag cloud from Hacker News discussions(thesoonerdev.com)
1 points by thesoonerdev 13y ago|0 comments