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by thoop 1y ago
The article says "We plan to release substantially larger improvements to our models in the coming weeks." Sonnet 4 has definitely been the best model for our product's use case, but I'd be interested in trying Haiku 4 (
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by thoop 2y ago
Love this! After my Pebble I tried an e-ink "Watchy" from SQFMI ( https://watchy.sqfmi.com/ ) thinking that the battery life would be great but the battery only lasted a few days. I've been wearing a Bangle 2 (
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by thoop 2y ago
Very cool and very useful! "Worldwide, most radiosonde observations are taken daily at 00Z and 12Z (6 a.m. and 6 p.m. EST)" - NOAA.gov I know we get more weather data from other sources, but it seems insane that these 2 launch tim
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by thoop 3y ago
I'm amused at how upset people seem to be about being asked to sign up and pay for this service. I don't remember seeing comments like this on other launch threads on HN. Sign up for free, try it for...not free. Go fuck yourself!
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by thoop 3y ago
Whoa yeah this looks like it would be easier than doing it all by hand. $466 at Mouser. Interesting! Looking around on Google, I don’t see anyone that has tried using this for interferometry yet but the KrakenSDR team explicitly mentions th
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by thoop 3y ago
Very interesting! Thanks for the great response. Is there a better frequency available to amateur hardware that would give tolerance within more reasonable limits? Without a shared external clock reference, i.e. over longer distances, how e
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by thoop 3y ago
This is really cool. Could you build a few of these and make an interferometer? I remember reading that interferometers are usually all connected by physical cables with physical loops to make sure the incoming data is combined at exactly t
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by thoop 3y ago
Thank you! We use images from istock.com (Getty Images) for the paid plans and unsplash.com for the free plan. We ask gpt-4 for a good keyword that we can search on the istock.com API based on the business description in order to get images
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by thoop 3y ago
Yeah! We made our own landing site using our own tool. That was pretty fun to do. Asking the AI to edit things on the page is really fun. It's crazy what changes it can make with such little context. For example the form where you inpu
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Show HN: Landingsite.ai – AI-driven, mobile-friendly website builder and editor(landingsite.ai)
10 points by thoop 3y ago|8 comments
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by thoop 4y ago
I saw this on Twitter that seems to do what you want: https://www.rewind.ai/ I haven’t used it but your comment reminded me of it!
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by thoop 4y ago
Hi! I’m Todd, the solopreneur founder of Prerender.io and I created that $1,000,000/year AWS bill. I sold Prerender.io to Saas.group in 2020 and the new team has done an incredible job growing and changing Prerender since I left. $1M p
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Bangle.js v2 Kickstarter – JavaScript Hackable Smart Watch(kickstarter.com)
1 points by thoop 5y ago|0 comments
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by thoop 9y ago
The website owner posted an update on this Reddit thread: https://www.reddit.com/r/Stellar/comments/7q9g31/statement_b... It looks like the hacker was able to log into the website's hosting provider
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by thoop 9y ago
We'll keep working on improving Prerender.io and we'll continue serving our customers exactly as we are now. So no pivot for Prerender.io. Prerender.com is sort of a pivot, but more like just opening up our infrastructure to other
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by thoop 9y ago
Yep, we have LOTS of servers :) We pretty heavily cache pages too. Headless Chrome is great and we're super thankful that the Chromium team put the work in! PhantomJS is good... it just doesn't have all of the latest features, lik
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by thoop 9y ago
It looks like they are currently using Chrome 41 ( https://developers.google.com/search/docs/guides/rendering ) when rendering pages. I agree that with all of the work on headless Chrome, they should move towar
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by thoop 9y ago
Todd from Prerender.io here. We always knew this day would come eventually :) We are currently serving around 60 million prerendered pages to crawlers every day, with Google being about half of those requests. We are recaching around 1 bill
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Prerender.io server now uses Chrome to render HTML and Screenshots, PDF, HAR files(github.com)
1 points by thoop 9y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: API for Getting HTML, Screenshots, PDFs, HAR Files from Headless Chrome(prerender.com)
6 points by thoop 9y ago|0 comments
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by thoop 11y ago
I'd love to help here if I can. I'd also love to hear the results of you removing the meta tag! todd@prerender.io
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by thoop 11y ago
If Google Webmaster Tools is unable to render your website correctly, then that's a good indicator that Googlebot won't be able to render the pages correctly either. If you remove the fragment meta tag, then Google will need to re
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by thoop 11y ago
Todd from Prerender.io here. We've seen the same thing with people switching to AngularJS assuming it will work and then coming to us after they had the same issue. [1] This image is from 2014, when Google previously announced they wer
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AngularJS SEO: How to get your site indexed & to the top of the search results(prerender.io)
2 points by thoop 13y ago|0 comments
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by thoop 13y ago
Hi, I’m the creator of prerender.io. Last time someone posted prerender.io on HN, I totally wasn’t ready. We only had the open source component. Launch early, right? Now, we’re a full blown SaaS solution for rendering HTML to crawlers from
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Show HN: Allow your Javascript apps to be crawled perfectly by search engines(prerender.io)
3 points by thoop 13y ago|1 comments
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by thoop 13y ago
There definitely are valid concerns with this approach...but until the search engines pick up the slack, this is the solution that we're left with. It's definitely not ideal, but I prefer it over having non-DRY code just to serve
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by thoop 13y ago
Thanks, I'll work on adding that. I'd still like to use a useragent fall-back for the crawlers that might not use the _escaped_fragment_ protocol.
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by thoop 13y ago
prerender.io uses js(bootstrap) for the tab switching. So the prerendered page doesn't do anything because it doesn't load that javascript.