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by nathan82 9mo ago
It's not an extraordinary claim, it's a mundane and plausible one. This is exactly what you get when you ask an LLM to write in a "engaging conversational" style, and skip any editing after the fact. You could never prov
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by nathan82 1y ago
Do you have a different example other than 20 Days in Mariupol? Because the filmmakers definitely didn't watch that and think it could "make them buck". Principal photography for Civil War took place the year before 20 Days i
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by nathan82 6y ago
Please do, that sounds amazing.
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by nathan82 15y ago
Ah ok, stupidity on my part in both cases! It actually does work, but after skimming the description I assumed it was for styling 'View Source' tabs. Which would be a great feature btw.
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by nathan82 15y ago
Looks like a great plugin, but doesn't seem to work in Chrome Dev on Ubuntu. UI idea, add a link to the options page in your favicon dropdown.
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Show HN: ImageCorpus - A super fast 'wikipedia for images'(imagecorpus.org)
1 points by nathan82 16y ago|0 comments
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by nathan82 16y ago
Any feedback at all would be appreciated! I'm also looking for volunteers to help with further development.
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by nathan82 16y ago
View the source. All the css is inlined, the images are base64 encoded, and there's no closing tag. That's one efficient 404!
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by nathan82 16y ago
Hi, some UI/Design feedback. Homepage: * How can you not have a robot-eating-pizza logo! :) * WAY too many different fonts and text styles. I count 12. * Get some better/more appetising food photos * The text boxes change size when selected
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by nathan82 16y ago
No problem, I've got plenty more- modal dialogs have green close buttons! 'Sort by' button doesn't show current sort type without clicking, etc etc. DocumentCloud looks like a fantastic project, I'd love to help out if you need it.
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by nathan82 16y ago
Very impressive and ambitious UI, lots of great attention to detail. Click-and-drag selection highlighting in particular. Here's some observations about the interface whilst I was exploring. This is Chrome/Ubuntu. On the document search pag
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by nathan82 17y ago
Yeah gimp does ugly resizing. Python image lib would probably be better, or if you have access to photoshop that works very well of course (bicubic sharpen setting). Or email me the file if you like. :) Other ideas- I'd make the top blue gr
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by nathan82 17y ago
I think the Pandora handheld is much more exciting. http://www.open-pandora.org/ Specifically this- "But the most interesting part is probably that it isn't designed by a large company, it was designed by the suggestions and requests of h
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by nathan82 17y ago
The tour pages are really well put together content wise; When trying to decide if a program is worth a downloading, I usually scan the screenshots page and make a quick decision based on first impressions. Comes across as easy to use but w
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by nathan82 17y ago
Aww jeez this sucks. Version of the same concept, work in progress: http://nathanhackett.com/front.html Serves me right for not launching earlier. Anyway kudos, very impressive. He's taken a similar approach to me, generalising the common
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by nathan82 17y ago
Glad to help, a couple more before I go back to obsessing over my own pixels... The vertical spacing between the green headings could do with tweaking, more space above and less below to tie them to the block of text they go with. Top headl
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by nathan82 17y ago
Great landing page, initially I was clicking around trying to figure out why such a slick looking tool was completely free! You really get across how and why your service would be useful. A few little nitpicks, hopefully they're helpful: Th
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by nathan82 17y ago
For the last 6 months or so I've been working on a 'wikipedia for images' type site. I'm trying to fix all the UI deficiencies that bug me about other image sites. As a personal project with no deadline I've had a lot of fun premature-optim
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by nathan82 18y ago
Simple usability suggestion -- add an orange footer line to comments pages. There is no visual indicator that I'm at the bottom of a page; I frequently find myself pressing page-down in futility.