ReD_CoDE

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by ReD_CoDE 1y ago
The problem is YC is the guild of copycats If you write something for one startup, you can use it in other startups too So, some people like him fit easily for them all
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by ReD_CoDE 2y ago
Many web developers use Playwright and Puppeteer, so why Selenium?
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by ReD_CoDE 2y ago
As I see, you use Puppeteer, not Playwright Also, both Firecrawl and Firecrawl Simple are really simple, and most importantly don't have proxy service which is the heart of any crawler and scraper
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by ReD_CoDE 2y ago
Please add a license to your repo, otherwise many won't check it!
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by ReD_CoDE 2y ago
It seems that there's a need for a benchmark to compare all solutions available in the market based on the quality and price The majority of comments are related to prices and qualities Also, is there any movements about product detect
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by ReD_CoDE 3y ago
Could you please explain what's it? And how does it work? It can search every possible book has written? It's something like character-based embedding? Also, it reminds me "category theory"
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by ReD_CoDE 3y ago
I loved your text effects! You did some cool side-projects Isn't the time for some big movements? Get in touch
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by ReD_CoDE 3y ago
Can you share your GH to follow updates? Also, take a look at this, they have a layout too https://github.com/lit/lit/tree/main/packages/labs/virtualiz...
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by ReD_CoDE 3y ago
qdrant doesn't support vector DB over Faiss index? Also, pgvector or qdrant? which is better?
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by ReD_CoDE 3y ago
It seems that you're the only one who understood the idea. I don't know current LLMs use such a method or not, but the idea could be 10 times faster
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by ReD_CoDE 3y ago
LinkedIn is a dead social network! A platform that doesn't have daily active users, but weekly ones
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by ReD_CoDE 3y ago
What's Homa and why you want implement it on top of it
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by ReD_CoDE 3y ago
I'm on Google Chrome Even dropdown doesn't show anything, just black rows
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by ReD_CoDE 3y ago
It doesn't work (Subreddit is not valid) I tried these: ycombinator r/ycombinator https://www.reddit.com/r/ycombinator/
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Ask HN: Is there any advanced web-based IDE?
2 points by ReD_CoDE 3y ago|3 comments
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by ReD_CoDE 3y ago
Nice! Sorry if I ask this here, but is there any web-based version of VSCode other than VSCode.dev or any open source alternative? I'm looking for a web-based IDE, something advanced like Project IDX Is there any?
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Show HN: Element behaviors as an alternative to custom elements(github.com)
1 points by ReD_CoDE 3y ago|1 comments
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by ReD_CoDE 3y ago
Is there any solution that just identifies the object as accurate as possible? For instance when it sees a t-shirt, can be identify the exact brand and model?
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by ReD_CoDE 3y ago
Cool, thinking how can use it in programming, or other conditions?
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by ReD_CoDE 3y ago
JSX is expensive than JS, because JSX first needs to become JS, then other things happen
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by ReD_CoDE 3y ago
How to change components? I tried to change them but I don't know how Nice work, but this way is a bad way, even if there be some similar web builders that are "somewhat" successful
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by ReD_CoDE 4y ago
Which one is better? AWS solutions or Cloudflare ones? In prices and performance?
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by ReD_CoDE 4y ago
In GIS, vector things are better, but the community used to use rasters
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Ask HN: Do you know any alternative for Placenote?
2 points by ReD_CoDE 4y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Do you know any alternative for Placenote?
1 points by ReD_CoDE 4y ago|0 comments
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by ReD_CoDE 4y ago
Good idea For instance Meta is a C corp, and Instagram is an LLC one
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by ReD_CoDE 4y ago
It seems that VCs dislike LLCs
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Ask HN: Do you pay electricity bill based on peak, shoulder, off-peak rates?
2 points by ReD_CoDE 4y ago|0 comments
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by ReD_CoDE 6y ago
A hilarious book, when counts al-Biruni non-Persian Don't remember that those days Persia was the half of the world
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by ReD_CoDE 6y ago
Do you know any awesome project like SQLite that is based on combination of raw-based as well as columnar? Something like Apache Parquet, but textual, instead of binary

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