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1mo ago
That is very region specific, in the Netherlands it's quite easy to operate a non-profit
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2mo ago
When was this? I signed up recently and don't remember this requirement.
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Getting organized: personal inventory management
(janschutte.com)
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2mo ago
As mentioned elsewhere, the benchmark introduces bad pelicans in the training set. What I'm curious about however, if it's possible for a human artist to "poison" the benchmark by releasing some really good pelicans svgs
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3mo ago
Nice I am designing/building a pen plotter myself at the moment and was surprised by the lack of good software. Will give this a try!
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4mo ago
Makes me wonder if we'll ever see a video game where the world is created by set designers irl.
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6mo ago
They kind of already have a central point with 'ssh exe.dev', which hosts the interface for provisioning new VMs. But yeah, still one extra step for the user.
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6mo ago
When I was very young I installed OpenSUSE on my underpowered windows PC, it was really a hacker man experience that is engraved in my mind as a core memory. As a child I just thought it was cool to have a new and faster desktop, but as I&#
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7mo ago
Maybe the EU can open a book portal for the US. https://pen.org/report/the-normalization-of-book-banning/
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7mo ago
I got the Go60 recently from the same company, been really enjoying (re-)learning how to type on it. It does take some time tho.
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7mo ago
We do this, can confirm its very nice
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Show HN: Fragno Forms, form builder and response collection as a library
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8mo ago
https://janschutte.com
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9mo ago
https://vibebusters.com/
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9mo ago
Now its 43 :'(
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9mo ago
I'm building a Typeform/Google Forms alternative that integrates into existing applications and stores data in your own database. It allows you to define forms in JSON Schema or JSON Forms. Forms can be added or removed dynamicall
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I'm building a Typeform/Google Forms alternative that integrates into existing applications and stores data in your own database. It allows you to define forms in JSON Schema or JSON Forms. Forms can be added or removed dynamicall
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10mo ago
What are you using it for?
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10mo ago
Congrats on getting to beta! I very much relate to the problems you're trying to solve, so much so that I have created a Stripe integration library [0] that has very similar DX to flowgrad! (not nearly as feature rich however). I'
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10mo ago
I've compiled the "pelicans riding bicyles" benchmark into a single page[0], it only spans a year and not every model is exactly comparable but you can see clear differences between 1 year ago and today. [0]: https:/&#x
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10mo ago
They stopped using Cloudflare some time ago https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18188832
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10mo ago
From what I've been told by former ASML employees, ASML is not particularly worried about startups inventing a better method than their current lithography process because they basically run the entire chip production pipeline. Improvi
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I’m working on “Stripe Integration as a Library.” It seems that whenever someone uses Stripe, for example for subscriptions, they go through the same few steps: creating a database table, setting up webhooks, and implementing the events the
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11mo ago
Wow, thanks for sharing, that really takes me back. I was so hyped when I saw this as a kid, my dad and I made a mount for my glasses with two IR LEDs and a battery. I remember that I was super impressed with the effect.
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I am a fan of Logseq [0] as well, although it’s slightly different in that it is mostly for bulleted notes and not long-form prose. [0]: https://logseq.com/
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11mo ago
I've created a custom "new tab" page that I have been enjoying. 95% vibes. I wrote about it here: https://janschutte.com/posts/program-for-one.html
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1y ago
We've got a simple AI chat fragment in our repo: https://github.com/rejot-dev/fragno/tree/main/packages/chatn...
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Semcheck: Spec-Driven Development Using LLMs
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1y ago
I just found out today that the Dutch teletext can be viewed through ssh: `ssh teletekst.nl`
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I think semcheck has a different use-case. AI is inherently imprecise, if you need formal mathematical verification, AI isn't suitable for that. What semcheck does give you is a very simple way to start verifying specifications, and it
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