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   by zubairq 8y ago

   Yeah, Denmark hasn't done much recently, but if you look at the history of inventions in IT made by Danes, you have a lot of important stuff including: - Google Maps - Ruby On Rails - Skype - PHP - C++ - Goo
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   by zubairq 8y ago

   I save everything on the desktop, or in a folder on the desktop. Sometimes I make subfolders in those folders. Horrible, but it works!
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   by zubairq 8y ago

   What are the potential "future" Hackernoon business models? If you can't answer that, then don't invest
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   by zubairq 8y ago

   I used to work for SWIFT. The 6% error rate is incorrect as errors are detected and resent using different methods, so more like 0.0001% error rate. Sometimes SWIFT transfers trillions of dollars in a single day, so yes, it is the largest t
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   by zubairq 8y ago

   Exceleent library. But how does this differ from PoseNet and other libraries that pinpoint eyes, feet and other key points? I guess what I am really missing is a tensorflow library that can show me how far the body part is from the camera a
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   by zubairq 8y ago

   Great job guys, I see reltron getting better every time i see it
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   by zubairq 8y ago

   Very good article. AI is a branding exercise, and most people saying that we have general purpose intelligence are not experts in it. Call it for what it is, machine learning.
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   by zubairq 8y ago

   Ok, thanks, that makes sense as I am a Mac and Linux user myself. I only use Windows as Mac and Linux is virtually non existent in the desktop corporate world in Europe
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   by zubairq 8y ago

   I tried it but the hacker news crowd seems to respond more to Visual Basic 6 (see the link I attached). I guess outside of Hacker News people think more of RAD. Thanks for your input :)
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    by zubairq 8y ago

    Ok, testing with a different headline now to see the response: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18975316
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    by zubairq 8y ago

    Warning: SUPER EARLY ALPHA RELEASE! Yazz is an open source framework which can be used to build Windows, Mac, or Linux apps in seconds using a drag and drop style of programming.
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    Show HN: Build Windows apps in seconds(yazz.com)

    1 points by zubairq 8y ago|1 comments
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    by zubairq 8y ago

    Yes, Lazarus is totally awesome, I love it! I have tried to get people in companies to use Lazarus but they wont go near it because it is Pascal. The other problem with Lazarus is that they need to make a one click installer, I saw that put
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    by zubairq 8y ago

    I could have used a different stack than shown to get the Visual Basic like editing. The runtime environment is NodeJS/Electron, and the same code that runs the website also runs the desktop app Yes, it also has a built in Sqlite datab
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    by zubairq 8y ago

    Thanks for the feedback. Yes, you are probably right, to focus on the RAD part. Feel free to reach out to me on LinkedIn or GitHub and we can continue the conversation. Would love to chat
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    by zubairq 8y ago

    The target market is people such as myself who need automation tools within an intranet, tools that work with the simplicity of VB6, and are not cloud based
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    by zubairq 8y ago

    Yep, proxies can be really useful, but use them carefully. We use them at Yazz so that we can have custom code editors that have variables injected into them
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    by zubairq 8y ago

    Still very early, but we are trying to recreate the Visual Basic 6 experience in Javascript.
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    Show HN: Visual Basic 6 reimagined in JavaScript(github.com)

    7 points by zubairq 8y ago|14 comments
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    by zubairq 8y ago

    If people want to believe in flat earth, let them. And flat earthers should allow others to believe in what they want to as well. In 1000 years people will look back at all of us and think of how primitive we were for believing many of the
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    by zubairq 8y ago

    Sqlite3. And full text indexer
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    by zubairq 8y ago

    Yes that is correct, at Dannea we use sqlite compiled to JS. We can even load the data from the same Html page so it allows us to have sqlite powered web apps which can be emailed to others and is true server less
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    by zubairq 8y ago

    Using sqlite as our format has worked well for us at dannea. It also means we can have web only documents since sqlite can be embedded in a web page
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    by zubairq 8y ago

    Don't feel alone, I do the same
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    by zubairq 8y ago

    I'm building this at dannea.com, but powered by js
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    by zubairq 8y ago

    Great article. I am half Indian and this article was spot on
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    by zubairq 8y ago

    I was inspired by Algojammer to build a browser based debugger in Javascript. Let me know you feedback
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    Show HN: A browser based JavaScript debugger(appshare.co)

    2 points by zubairq 8y ago|1 comments
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    by zubairq 8y ago

    Thanks. To implement the steps I take the Javascript source code, then I use Esprima to parse the code and insert Javascript lines to trace the variable values: http://esprima.org/ The code is open source and available on G
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    by zubairq 8y ago

    This is a simple app which can be used to build and debug small Javascript apps. Ask me any questions that you may have