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alexandermorgan
26d ago
Hey @simedw this is an awesome project! A few quick ideas in case you hadn't tried them yet: 1. Have you considered representing different parts/voices independently? That would be harder to get good data for, but would likely hel
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alexandermorgan
2mo ago
Neat article but I don't get two things: 1. if there are "hard rules" that always override the ranking decisions, why not weight them with a score that is greater than the total possible from the other ranking elements. E.g.
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alexandermorgan
6mo ago
On mobile my issue is that I use the DDG browser and I'm always in the dark mode on the browser. When a page is too bright I invert the colors on my phone, but since I'm always in dark mode anyway, the extra stuff (url bar etc.) g
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alexandermorgan
6mo ago
That sounds like a good solution but it sounds like a bit of a pain to set up on a mobile. I'll give it a try.
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Show HN: Dark Hacker News
(darkhn.com)
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8mo ago
I wish this were available for more languages! It would also be neat to estimate the native language of the speaker, given their pronunciation of the target language, and propose a prioritization of the pronunciation mistakes the language l
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alexandermorgan
8mo ago
Thanks for trying it out! If it's any solace, it's quite difficult for a lot of native English speakers too, but it gets easier. If there's enough interest, it's always possible to add another language. You can already p
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Show HN: Eightile, A Nested Anagram Solver Game
(eightile.com)
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8mo ago
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alexandermorgan
8mo ago
I made a free daily word game called Eightile. You unscramble letters to form a valid word and get another letter. You win by finding a valid 8-letter word before the time runs out. You can play in English, Spanish, French, or Galician. It
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8mo ago
Yes but the post is explicitly about images that are initially loaded only on certain devices/screen sizes, hence the need for conditional application of lazy loading.
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Ask HN: Where are dockable phones and text-only glasses?
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2y ago
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Show HN: Crowd-sourced sustainability search for cafes, rests., & refilleries
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23% of US mortgages are assumable (transferable)
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alexandermorgan
2y ago
Super interesting, thanks! I'll have to keep thinking about it.
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alexandermorgan
2y ago
Thanks for sharing, I wasn't aware of this. I'm having trouble seeing how it differs from the byte-pair encoding algorithm. More importantly though, how can it be linear time when it's recursive and you have to tally the coun
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Show HN: Safely batch byte-pair merges to speed up tokenization in Python 30X
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2y ago
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