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by anupamk 1mo ago
This is really neat! The main thing that stood out to me was, unlike many other micro/minimalist blogging platforms, textlog has individual notes (as opposed to blogs) as the primary unit. I feel that this choice often makes it psychol
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by anupamk 1mo ago
Oof :) The irony of OP championing for “taste” in the age of mass produced slop, only to then post something that was likely produced by repeatedly reprompting with “no, again”
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by anupamk 1mo ago
> In an era of mass production, taste moves up the market, but it never quite goes away. I agree with the points in your version, and the part above is the “meat and potatoes” for me. I too am unsure about how much did the author intend
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by anupamk 1mo ago
I found this post a bit too verbose and incoherent. It does read like AI slop to me, but the bigger issue is that its core argument itself seems flawed. The author seems to be advocating for choosing to "carry the burden" of one&#
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by anupamk 4mo ago
This is definitely a feasible approach and I agree that it has some advantages, but I also think there's a noteworthy trade-off which should be considered. A dedicated external orchestrator decouples application servers' API and i
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Ask HN: Deep learning framework for face recognition
2 points by anupamk 9y ago|0 comments
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by anupamk 13y ago
Good points but I wonder if this applies for all the big corporations.
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by anupamk 14y ago
Yeah, the current dating scene seems complicated than it needs to be. I'd love to see a minimalistic approach, and also know how you handle the matching task.