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by antidnan 1y ago
Neat! Reminds me of infinite craft https://neal.fun/infinite-craft/
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by antidnan 2y ago
This is awesome!
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by antidnan 2y ago
You can even build GPT-2 in Excel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yjD2n_e9E3w&ab_channel=Sprea...
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by antidnan 2y ago
Random but I love the name. I feel like we've entered into a new fun era of startup names. No more ___ly or ___ist etc. This era is generic word/noun + arbitrary numbers or letters after it. I think ChatGPT really kicked that of
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USGS uses machine learning to show large lithium potential in Arkansas(usgs.gov)
337 points by antidnan 2y ago|222 comments
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by antidnan 2y ago
I've been using Instant for about 6 months and have been very happy. Realtime, relational, and offline were the most important things for us, building out a relatively simple schema (users, files, projects, teams) that also is local fi
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by antidnan 2y ago
I'm curious to hear your thoughts on loro
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by antidnan 2y ago
Matt's blog is a great resource for getting up to speed on CRDTs etc.. especially when working outside the domain of text editing!
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by antidnan 2y ago
This is really cool! Congrats on the launch! I think my usage of figma,sheets,etc. is 90% single player, until the moment of sharing my (maybe unfinished) work, where I go through an intense period of collaboration with others for an initia
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by antidnan 2y ago
Wow, so cool, very interested. This is exactly what I wanted to see with next gen DAWs. How long have you been working on this?
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by antidnan 2y ago
There's also a book on the subject: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_History_of_Mathematical_Ta... Interesting aside: AI models trained on spreadsheets need "good tables" such as column names, headers,
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by antidnan 2y ago
Very cool! I'm particularly excited by the idea of gen ai creating entirely new sounds, sort of becoming its own kind of instrument instead of generating or emulating samples previously created / trained on. Somewhat analogous to
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Intersect Operators in Excel(bizinfograph.com)
2 points by antidnan 3y ago|0 comments
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by antidnan 3y ago
This is proof of concept for Conflict-free Replicated Data Type representing 2-dimensional table. Edit: Not author, just thought it was interesting + impressive.
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CRDT Table(github.com)
3 points by antidnan 3y ago|1 comments
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by antidnan 3y ago
So much good stuff in here. Inventing a new document type is really really hard. Agree wholeheartedly with those takeaways. Fascinating conclusion that a TFT like Muse was a ZIRP. Glad to see they're continuing in a sustainable fashion
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Gerhard Behles and Robert Henke on Ableton (2016)(roberthenke.com)
66 points by antidnan 3y ago|22 comments
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Embark: Dynamic Documents for Making Plans(inkandswitch.com)
2 points by antidnan 3y ago|0 comments
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by antidnan 3y ago
I don't think you need a pure CRDT either but I think locking and presence is a bit of an oversimplification. LWW is a good place to start, and updating the smallest piece of information possible is the right idea in general but there
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by antidnan 3y ago
If you already have a background in Academia or FAANG doing research, (some) investors will happily fund you, if and only if, you can convince them that the research you're doing will be monetizable. AI has enough precedent that you&#x
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by antidnan 3y ago
Quadratic is pretty similar to Grid studio and still being actively developed ( https://www.quadratichq.com/ ) But re:parent comment, I'm not sure I understand how you could handle the visualization independently
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by antidnan 3y ago
Wow, Trapeze is cool! Never heard of it until now. And it basically is a spiritual ancestor to what I've been working on. A "block-based" spreadsheet that also preserves row/col style referencing where needed. And we&#x2
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CRDT Survey, Part 2: Semantic Techniques(mattweidner.com)
1 points by antidnan 3y ago|0 comments
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by antidnan 3y ago
HN Hug of death?
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by antidnan 3y ago
Reflect is awesome. We're currently using an alpha version in production, and I've been really happy with the system as well as Aaron and team! Happy to answer any questions as a customer :)
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by antidnan 3y ago
I know screen recording tools are widely used in the engineering world... I always thought they were more impressive for how much they culturally normalized screen recording in the rest of the corporate world. Separately, I'm a big fan
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by antidnan 3y ago
The academic version of them is not used that widely AFAIK outside of newer companies using Yjs. I believe Figma, Notion, Google Docs, etc all use some form of OTs which aren't necessarily a perfect CRDT
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by antidnan 3y ago
It takes a bit of getting used to. But after using it for a few weeks now, it feels a bit more intuitive for a power user or someone who loves their keyboard shortcuts. Splitting tabs into half screen with option+click has been really nice,
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by antidnan 3y ago
very cool!
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by antidnan 3y ago
+1 for Apple Maps being a lot better than Google these days, at least for navigation. Seems like Google maps is more focused on search and discovery.

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