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by yunusabd 6y ago
I think it's this one [1], there are also more detailed graphs in section 3 of the paper. [1] https://imagehost.imageupload.net/2020/06/04/IMG_20200604_09...
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by yunusabd 6y ago
Phones are really not ideal for viewing photos. But I've also been wondering lately, what would be the ideal way of viewing digital photos? I have a few ideas and I'm working on a project for that. Is there a way to contact you?
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by yunusabd 6y ago
Second that, I wanted to display the photos from my DSLR on a map. The photos weren't geotagged, so I had to find a way to add the locations. Ended up writing a script that matches the photos from the DSLR with the geolocations from my
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by yunusabd 6y ago
After posting it here and showing it to a couple of friends, I decided that the onboarding process needed more work. I think it's much more user friendly now. Got some of the inspiration from this thread: https://news.ycombi
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Show HN: Traveldays – A Minimalist Travel Diary(traveldays.com)
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by yunusabd 6y ago
I first made traveldays back in 2016, for a company that was offering group tours to China. It was mainly used by their tour guides, to upload photos of the participants to share with their friends and family. Now with the current Covid sit
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Show HN: Traveldays – Simple but beautiful travel diary(traveldays.com)
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MDN Web Docs Glossary: Chrome(developer.mozilla.org)
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by yunusabd 7y ago
Certainly sounds plausible. I was trying to point out that the video doesn't do much in substantiating these claims. If you have another source, I'd be interested in reading more.
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by yunusabd 7y ago
Your second link goes to a still image. I assume you mean this [1] video? Though I don't see how that supports the statement that China has spent a big portion of its national reserve. [1] https://twitter.com/laurie_gar
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by yunusabd 7y ago
This one [1] works well for me on Linux, it allows exporting to many different formats. You can even make the recording rectangle follow your cursor, works well with multiple screens too. Still looking for something that allows panning and
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Why does Germany have such a low coronavirus death rate?(web.archive.org)
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by yunusabd 7y ago
FYI Someone put this on product hunt: https://www.producthunt.com/posts/fraidycat
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by yunusabd 7y ago
To the list of interjections you could add the Chinese "盡人事，聽天命" (do what's humanly possible and leave the rest to God's/heaven's will) or "順其自然" (let things go their natural way). "Que sera, ser
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by yunusabd 7y ago
Interesting! Usually when I share links on slack, it goes like this: 1. Copy the website URL 2. Paste into slack 3. Go back to website and copy a relevant passage 4. Paste as code, so it's clear that it's a citation 5. Add my own
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by yunusabd 7y ago
Not exactly what you describe, but a similar idea that uses your computer's webcam: https://donottouchyourface.com/
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by yunusabd 7y ago
Cool! So you were originally running it as a webapp, and then decided to open source it? Presumably due to legal reasons?
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by yunusabd 7y ago
Personally I love karaoke, but looking at the repo and the website gave me no information whatsoever about this project. Maybe that's something you can work on? In the meantime I found this article, which reads quite positive: https:
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by yunusabd 7y ago
We were building a new feature for our FAQ-bot[1], that would allow us to perform search as a fallback, when the bot doesn't have an answer. We then realized that just having a quick and simple search widget on a website can improve us
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Show HN: Supersimplesearch – Simple search widget for websites(getsupersimplesearch.com)
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by yunusabd 7y ago
We were building a new feature for our FAQ-bot[1], that would allow us to perform search as a fallback, when the bot doesn't have an answer. We then realized that this is really useful on its own, so we made it into supersimplesearch.
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Show HN: Supersimplesearch – Fastest way to add search to your website(getsupersimplesearch.com)
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by yunusabd 7y ago
We were building a new feature for our FAQ-bot[1], that would allow us to perform a search as a fallback, when the bot doesn't have an answer. We then realized that this is actually a useful thing in its own right, so we made it into s
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Show HN: Supersimplesearch – Super simple search widget for your website(getsupersimplesearch.com)
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by yunusabd 7y ago
I see, that's kind of what we gathered from looking at the queries too. People are asking all kind of general questions, so we either have to make it more clear that this only relates to the FAQs, or actually add functionality to answe
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by yunusabd 7y ago
Thanks for the feedback, really appreciated! Just to clarify, when saying 'any question', do you mean any question in a global context (e.g. "how's the weather", like Siri or Google Assistant) or any question within
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by yunusabd 7y ago
That's exactly what we're trying to do, to make it as general as possible, so that it can be used on any FAQ without additional training. The model used in the example was trained on a custom dataset that we made (that didn't
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by yunusabd 7y ago
We're building an automatic FAQ-bot and we wanted to try it out with the hacker news FAQs. The bot uses a model trained on FAQ pages and can answer basic user questions without any setup or additional training. To analzye the questions
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Show HN: We Turned the HN FAQs into an FAQ-Bot(dialogbar.com)
9 points by yunusabd 7y ago|7 comments
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Ask HN: A tool to keep me updated about a specific topic, focused on relevancy
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