ohadpr

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AI Avatars Without the Face(trayo.ai)
1 points by ohadpr 4mo ago|0 comments
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by ohadpr 11mo ago
You’d be surprised to know this works even without the tools, with just the context window as a persistence layer. I did a POC for this in July - https://www.ohad.com/2025/07/10/voidware/
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by ohadpr 1y ago
In the context of LLMs memory can often mean a broadly defined, application-specific ability to detect, retain and re-use bits of useful context along the journey. In contrast to Persistence which is more like a DB with a schema and clear e
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by ohadpr 1y ago
Totally agree. Persistence is a huge part of what we usually mean by state. Nothing stops this from plugging into a real database when needed. But also, nothing stops us from rethinking what a database even is, especially in a world where L
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by ohadpr 1y ago
good question. I think it'll be self-reinforcing, since the context keeps growing with everything the software has done for you, along with every interaction you’ve ever had with it.
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by ohadpr 1y ago
honestly, kind of both. it started as a curiosity. I just wanted to see if it could even work. but after playing with it, I think there’s something deeper. the most interesting part to me is the idea of apps that self-customize without bein
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Voidware: Software that only exists when you use it(ohad.com)
15 points by ohadpr 1y ago|15 comments
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by ohadpr 1y ago
Love this product and the overall strategy.
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by ohadpr 1y ago
Wes Anderson’s “The Phoenician Scheme” is coming out in the next few weeks…
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by ohadpr 2y ago
Speaking of the AirPods becoming actual hearing aides - how will we reconcile the fact that it is not socially acceptable to wear AirPods when speaking with someone? Even if you get to explain ‘oh my AirPods are functioning as a hearing aid
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by ohadpr 3y ago
Token ring coax cabling with a terminator at the end DOS, Windows Quake 3 arena, Descent, Warcraft 2, Unreal Tournament 94-98
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by ohadpr 3y ago
In 1998 Assembly programmers who typically participated in Demo competitions did a series of size coding challenges. The first one was a Snake game (Nibbles), all in a DOS environment. The winning entry was 48 bytes long. https:/&#x2F
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by ohadpr 4y ago
The announcement focuses on Gatsby’s Valhalla Content Hub rather than on Gatsby the framework. https://www.gatsbyjs.com/products/valhalla-content-hub/ Edit: typo
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by ohadpr 4y ago
I recently utilized Netlify for this. My build was actually my scraper and I used their Scheduled Functions (cron) to trigger this build every so often. https://www.netlify.com/blog/how-to-schedule-deploys-with-ne...
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by ohadpr 4y ago
First implementation of CAPTCHA circa 1997
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by ohadpr 4y ago
Fantastic, thank you for implementing one of my future side projects. I was planning to build a web-based version of Soulver with sharing/collaboration. I hope this can fill that spot for me.
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by ohadpr 5y ago
One thing I couldn’t figure out by skimming through the article is who performs the actual authentication (checking if an item is counterfeit)? Is it the two founders? Do they have a team working on this?
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by ohadpr 5y ago
I could be. Are you saying this based on data or intuition?
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by ohadpr 5y ago
Phrasing can always be better but the point is that there's a way to map your DNS to Netlify which is risky and Netlify hasn't made the aggressive decision of blocking it. They outline in their docs all the reasons why you shouldn
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by ohadpr 6y ago
Thanks, founder of Stackbit here. We currently support NextJS, Gatsby, Hugo and Jekyll with many more coming soon (e.g. Eleventy). One of our goals is being tech agnostic as we want to empower developers to pick the best tool for the job.
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Show HN: New platform reveals the Jamstack to non-developers(stackbit.com)
30 points by ohadpr 6y ago|5 comments
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by ohadpr 6y ago
I think this marketing site would perform better if it had a pretty version of the most interesting graph above the fold.
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by ohadpr 6y ago
Great - One thing Meeter does which is great (they are a commercial app that does something similar) is popup a notification with a 'join' button 2 minutes or so before the meeting starts. That reduces the interaction to one click
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by ohadpr 6y ago
I’ve thought about this concept a bunch and I think there are real commercial opportunities there. Namely I don’t want to pay Dropbox a markup over S3 and develop a dependency on them. What I prefer is to purchase the software from Dropbox
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by ohadpr 7y ago
Another way to achieve this is to avoid the native apps for Twitter/FB/etc and just use the mobile websites. No access to camera/photos/contacts/location/etc.
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by ohadpr 7y ago
Oh my I remember friends debugging Windows device drivers with SoftICE, that was hardcore.
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by ohadpr 7y ago
"Marching Cubes remains the most widely cited visualization algorithm ever". It's an awesome algorithm that takes an isosurface (imagine a 3D map of weights) and generates a polygonal mesh. This algo was heavily used in the d
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by ohadpr 7y ago
I too had the fortunate experience of picking up his Assembly book around the same age and it was indeed a magical experience. I got into real time computer graphics programming (the demoscene) thereafter thanks mostly to the Assembly.
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by ohadpr 7y ago
Hey, Stackbit founder here. Creating websites with Stackbit is and will continue being free. It has a low cost of operation for us and we find its an attractive way for people to experiment with static sites / the JAMstack.
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by ohadpr 7y ago
Super cool. Github Gists as a headless CMS, now that's creative!

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