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TiredGuy
2mo ago
Hey I was looking for documentation to learn how to make my own games but I didn't see a link on the website. Do you have any docs? If so please consider putting a link to it on the front page. I didn't try logging into the studio
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5mo ago
It says it has improved support for speech disfluencies, which is encouraging. I've had a lot of trouble with grok speech to text in the past due to that.
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TiredGuy
1y ago
I agree this can be a bit of a pain if you're used to that. There are ways to partially reduce it: 1. use the timeline panel for an individual file to see all the historical changes to a file, and you can highlight multiple ones to see
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TiredGuy
1y ago
Sounds like someone who genuinely wants to make an impact, donated his time to do so, and wrote some stuff to potentially help while giving us a glimpse into the daily life of a high-profile group. I really appreciate this.
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TiredGuy
1y ago
Yeah I think I would say you're right to doubt if this resonates on HN. You're posing it to an audience which has very little GED-level representation. HN more often has people who did well in school and are at a much better dispo
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2y ago
This seems like a really political article with not really any tech-related content... Also note the article starts with the qualifier "in the first few hours", meaning it's not like they're sitting there all day every d
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TiredGuy
2y ago
Same. Sometimes the best way to fix a bug is to refactor it out of existence.
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2y ago
I wish someone would implement an interface for using color diffusion curves in a vector drawing program: https://wiki.inkscape.org/wiki/index.php/Diffusion_Curves When they were first proposed back in 2008 they m
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2y ago
Were they maybe just wanna-be volunteers that were bringing an extra engine down to help and didn't know the formal process to volunteer for something like that? Sounds like the news has no evidence of actual malevolence, so is it fair
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2y ago
On that note, the article states that it donates more to higher risk projects, and risk increases by OpenSSF score. One question I had about the article is does that mean that projects with more security vulns get a higher donation? If so,
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Show HN: Box-n-Weave.js – 0-dependency text-to-diagramming lib (16kb gzipped)
(box-n-weave-026ffb.gitlab.io)
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2y ago
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2y ago
So after downloading from the official downloads page and stripping away all the mjs files and "bundler-friendly" files, a minimal sqlite wasm dependency will be about 1.3MB. For an in-browser app, that seems a bit much but of cou
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TiredGuy
2y ago
Oh right that makes sense thank you!
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2y ago
Thanks! That reminds me I did bring up the thing about long lists and he said that's even more reason to use checkboxes since the multi-select has such a tiny scroll window it makes it hard to scroll through to find what you need when
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Ask HN: HTML multi-select not user-friendly on desktop?
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2y ago
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2y ago
Listening to the piper demos [1] and comparing to coqui [2], I'd say coqui sounds better to me, but I'd love to hear others' opinions. Looks like Piper's latest commits were 3 months ago [3] while Coqui's were 8 mo
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Show HN: A minimalist basketball stat sheet app
(gitlab.com)
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2y ago
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2y ago
I like the idea of resizing and moving the windows to replicate the experience of pan and zoom. Pretty creative hack!
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TiredGuy
2y ago
Wow, this looks pretty full-featured. Even has an editing interface. Good job delivering! Definitely more professional looking than the free solutions I've used in the past.
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2y ago
When traveling to other countries, and sometimes even just to other major cities, I always enjoyed seeing the different billboards. Often they would be for local businesses that I wouldn't otherwise know about, and they also convey som
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2y ago
The state of the art of 3d pose estimation and pose transfer from video seems to be pretty accurate. I wonder if another approach might be to infer a wireframe model for the character, then tween that instead of the character itself. It wou
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2y ago
I like how this uses something familiar (Kanban) in a novel way to address the real-time tracking of a budget. I wonder if maybe another useful feature would be to schedule a card to be automatically moved to another column at a certain dat
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3y ago
Good stuff, thanks! One suggestion: I see in request, preflight request, and preflight response, you've organized the headers into required and optional, while the response headers are not organized as such. Would be nice to show which
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3y ago
I was about to download this but then realized it's only for Apple! Are you planning on having an Android release? Also on that front intro page I don't see any link anywhere that actually takes you to the apple app store to downl
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3y ago
Would be nice to have an example page showing what you get. Not sure the level of detail an idea has, or whether they're simply descriptions of pain points, or whether they come with context around who submitted the idea or the workflo
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TiredGuy
3y ago
Some good points in here about designing the payment portion of a business. I've bookmarked this for future reference. I also like the mention of Edge Case Poisoning. Definitely going to be using that term in the future.
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3y ago
When I attempted a few times to found startups, my wife was willing to support me financially if any of them were to become profitable enough over a certain agreed-upon threshold that we felt justified in quitting my job and taking the plun
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TiredGuy
3y ago
Sounds like it might be a good web-scraping project for a civic-minded group or individual: scrape the sites, unify and organize them into something more approachable and discoverable. I know in the US we have orgs like Code for America and
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3y ago
It sounds like the author first says that the word "a11y" is not accessible because it's jargon, but then says that jargon is ok as long as it's defined somewhere. He then proceeds to compare the alternative word "a
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3y ago
wow, I was pretty proud of my 88% but then I saw all the comments here Really neat way to advertise Brilliant. Reminds me of Google Doodles or something.
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