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BlinkDL: simple deep learning in JavaScript using WebGL and asm.js(github.com)
2 points by cheshirecat 9y ago|0 comments
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by cheshirecat 14y ago
Could you post the address? I am using official APIs so you shall be able to get results. EDIT: Yes that's the problem with the APIs.
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TrackLikes.com: Track Likes for Your Site in Realtime(tracklikes.com)
14 points by cheshirecat 14y ago|3 comments
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by cheshirecat 14y ago
Good suggestion. Will look into it.
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by cheshirecat 14y ago
Thank you for the info. Now it seems it will be better to suggest Google to build a slim version for those who prefer it.
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by cheshirecat 14y ago
Originally I saw http://www.startupbin.com/google-google/ and then thought: now someone needs to write a simpler "google wrapper" :)
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by cheshirecat 14y ago
Try Shift+Enter.
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by cheshirecat 14y ago
Originally I hoped to somehow hack the instant preview into it (then it would be nice for those who prefer a Huge Search Area instead of a tiny search bar), but then I found google used some methods to prevent you from doing this. For examp
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GoogleWithoutGoogle - weekend project for a simple startpage(googlewithoutgoogle.com)
37 points by cheshirecat 14y ago|23 comments
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by cheshirecat 14y ago
Probably the best method is to give more power to your users and let them be MODs - probably vote-to-exile? Yes, it could be abused just like the case of Socrates. But it's definitely better than blocking IP class which hurts innocent users
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by cheshirecat 14y ago
Hi kumarski, your comment is strange. I don't know Udo in any way. Pivory is a one-man project. I built all the codes and designs by myself (and owe many thanks to the users who were so nice and provided many useful comments - I posted it t
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by cheshirecat 14y ago
Ah I got you. I have considered this multiple times, but a flat system still appears better for me. Yes, it is a very important issue and I will try to come up with a better solution, probably hybrid.
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by cheshirecat 14y ago
Thank you! The scrolling codes are messy and slow at the moment. I'll rebuild them using vanilla JS. You guys are the reason I can keep working on this.
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by cheshirecat 14y ago
My pleasure. It is very relieving to see people actually like it.
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by cheshirecat 14y ago
There's a "Lists" function. And it is hidden, to keep the UI ultra-clean. Click the left pane title to show it.
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by cheshirecat 14y ago
Sometimes I think it is only similar to Google Wave in the spirit of having little points :) I plan to use it as a blog first.
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by cheshirecat 14y ago
Unfortunately, that'll be very difficult as I plan to make it 100% realtime.
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by cheshirecat 14y ago
Well it does support nested comments... They are just automatically folded so the appearance is cleaner. Try "#xxxx" (and click it). You can find the post id by clicking the user icon. You can even do self-reference and build an infinite st
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by cheshirecat 14y ago
Thank you. Currently the left pane has realtime update, and I am working on RT update for the right pane which is far more complicated. I find people either really, really hate the design, or like it.
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I feel I am building a new Google Wave(pivory.com)
270 points by cheshirecat 14y ago|98 comments
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by cheshirecat 14y ago
The prices you charge are probably a bit steep. Just my 2 cents.
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by cheshirecat 14y ago
If she doesn't care, why should you? Learn from her and be exceptional as well. Be confident. She wouldn't date you if she had not found something special in you.
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by cheshirecat 14y ago
China will take over US in GDP - that's likely. Whether it will become or would like to become a "superpower" is not clear. But yes I don't think Mandarin is a good candidate for a global language. It is probably the most difficult language
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From Ajax to WebSocket with PHP, a Quick Example(pivory.com)
2 points by cheshirecat 14y ago|0 comments
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by cheshirecat 14y ago
The HN comments are of high qualities, but I feel the same could not be said about the voters.
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by cheshirecat 14y ago
Thank you for the reply. I think I need to use very different styles for the submissions for HN and Reddit.
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by cheshirecat 14y ago
Very interesting. What are the real differences between HN and /r/programming? Seems the users from one site despise those from the other.
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by cheshirecat 14y ago
I agree with you. The only curious thing here is I feel the project might be a bit interesting for HN as well. HN and /r/programming should not be that different... When it's first shown on Reddit there were tens of visitors in the first fe
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by cheshirecat 14y ago
Thank you. Unfortunately it seems most of the visitors won't check it :(
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HN vs Reddit: 50 vs 15000 visitors. Shall HN add new channels?
16 points by cheshirecat 14y ago|11 comments

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