coulix

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by coulix 2mo ago
Spot on..
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by coulix 3mo ago
True, same conclusion, but the few samples I tried showed some real improvements since dec 2025 version.
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by coulix 3mo ago
I wonder how it does compare to reducto, pulse, extendai.
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by coulix 7mo ago
Looking great, how did you standardized animations / canvas work? Did AI help?
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by coulix 8mo ago
The YouTube citation thing feels like a quality regression. For medical stuff especially, I’ve found tools that anchor on papers (not videos) to be way more usable like incitefulmed.com is one example I’ve tried recently.
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by coulix 10mo ago
We need to see Landing.ai DPT-2, from my tests its the best in term of ability to extract structure from complex tables so far.
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by coulix 11mo ago
This. Any complex parent table span cell relationship still has low accuracy. Try the reverse, take a complex picture table and ask Chatgpt5, claude Opus 3.1, Gemini Pro 2.5 to produce a HTML table. They will fail.
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by coulix 5y ago
You are right and things can revert backward very fast.
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by coulix 7y ago
What pushed you to move to Kafka?
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by coulix 7y ago
It all started a year ago during a crypto fever run. A bitcoin coin is cool, but you know what's better? A gigantic Bitcoin bronze. At first with an out-of-scale wooden version, then things started getting serious. 3D printer, silicon,
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The First 30lbs Bitcoin(bitcoinsculpture.com)
1 points by coulix 7y ago|2 comments
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by coulix 9y ago
In France we use it in our Math curriculum.
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by coulix 10y ago
SHA-256 ;)
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by coulix 10y ago
+1
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by coulix 10y ago
I have worked on ember, backbone marionette and react. Vue JS really shines by its simplicity and speed while embracing all the concepts we expect from a modern js framework _ component based, flux style store management with vuex, reactive
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by coulix 10y ago
I agree, maybe it's also cultural but saying how great everyone was at each retro just dampers the intended effect.
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by coulix 10y ago
He is French from Paris and yes in this context polyvalent === flexible.
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by coulix 10y ago
Plus one on that. Also because YC already had a similar bet in this area.
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by coulix 11y ago
Granted the current state of JS is a bit of a joke. That said spend a week or two on understanding web components, virtual dom, immutable.js, webpack, babel and its plugins and you are good to go.
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by coulix 11y ago
Great concept. Really.
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by coulix 12y ago
I wonder what are all the holes for.
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by coulix 12y ago
I guess they screw it to the rest of the skull as this large picture shows http://www.wired.co.uk/news/archive/2014-03/26/3d-printed-sk...
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by coulix 12y ago
Being from the France tech scene and now living in SF ther are several things we should not forget. CONS - Yes you get big taxes, and setting up a company is a pain (RSI/URSSAF), administration is slow and inefficient. Finding fundings
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by coulix 13y ago
I do not get it, didnt anyone have at least a few female classmates from their uni time?. Even at work, in France, we have some bright female engineers leading guys on code reviews. It should not be surprising to see female bitcoin crypto f
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by coulix 13y ago
For me it´s cyclic, every six months I fall into a creation craving period. An understanding wife and not so intense daily workload helps.
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by coulix 13y ago
A little
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by coulix 13y ago
Really really impressive, you roxx PS: http://tutorsbox.com creator
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by coulix 13y ago
We could create a guest account but usually the tutor knows the student and will give more than one lessons. We also simplified the onboarding process for the student to a minimum number of fields.
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Show HN: HTML5/JS real time whiteboard [fabricjs & backbone marionnette](tutorsbox.com)
7 points by coulix 13y ago|3 comments
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Speed up Django commands through Queryset parallelization(github.com)
2 points by coulix 14y ago|0 comments

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