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Ask HN: Is GitHub becoming more and more unstable?
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9mo ago
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pavish
1y ago
Glad to see Echarts getting the recognition it deserves. It is arguably the best open-source visualization library out there. Here are some points others haven't mentioned: (a) Uses canvas by default. Faster than any other library I&#x
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Inertia.js – Server side routing for SPA with any backend
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3y ago
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3y ago
I think I didn't phrase my statement correctly. Here's more clarity on what I was attempting to say: I had to understand the internal working of the reactive statements inorder to use it the right way and it took me a building a c
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pavish
3y ago
I agree with most of what the author says, except the part about reactivity. I attribute that sentiment to the author being less familiar with Svelte. I do think that people new to Svelte find it hard. It takes a while to understand how the
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pavish
4y ago
We tested importing the files from the link and right on, some of the imported tables do not seem to work as expected. You've just helped us discover a bug. Here's the issue that tracks it: https://github.com/cente
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pavish
4y ago
You're right, it's not in our current roadmap, which focuses mainly on features that improve data entry, analysis, visualization, and collaboration. Having said that, Mathesar could grow as a product and have a diverse set of feat
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4y ago
Thank you! A hosted version is definitely on our plans for Mathesar, and being able to share tables and explorations publicly via a permalink is part of our roadmap[1][2]. [1] https://mathesar.org/roadmap.html [2] https:&#
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4y ago
Thank you! We've documented the differences between Mathesar and other similar products including NocoDB on the FAQ section[1] in our website. [1] https://mathesar.org/faq.html#how-is-mathesar-different-from...
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4y ago
Thank you! We're glad to take your feature request into consideration. We have had discussions regarding auditing in Mathesar[1], though it's not explicitly documented in the roadmap yet. We do have plans to implement Undo & R
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pavish
4y ago
Haha, yes! We also intend to release our Svelte component-library as a separate package and considering if we should establish a GalaxyQuest theme when naming it, perhaps Laliari. Here's the discussion: https://github.com&#x
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pavish
4y ago
(Mathesar core team member here) My previous job was in a biggish e-commerce company and the business teams would send spreadsheets with corrections to the data (like updating descriptions, changes in pricing etc.,) almost every day, and th
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pavish
5y ago
Hello everyone. We are working on Mathesar, an open source product that help users of all skill levels store, manipulate, and visualize data. Github link: https://github.com/centerofci/mathesar We are in the very early
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Help us decide the front end framework for our OSS
(github.com)
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5y ago
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6y ago
> Well, it's because adults didn't want their children to become fat, you see. This is a sOuNd argument. It stands to reason that as you mentioned, it is something you can totally teach your children without engaging them with
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Fat Representation in Books for Kids
(thisislitblog.com)
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6y ago
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Collective Debate: MIT's tool that tries to engage users in constructive debate
(collectivedebate.mit.edu)
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7y ago
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7y ago
Any Indian citizen knows how poor documentation is in India. People born after 1970, those who have born and lived all their life in India, those who hold school certificates, voter IDs, even Passports, can only prove their citizenship by p
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7y ago
> Perhaps the current generation has an issue with Hindus getting the short end of the stick. I belong to the current generation, I am hindu and I do not believe that. India's secular nature is what binds this country together. I do
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7y ago
If you are clear with the partition of India, Pakistan divided itself from India to be a primarily Muslim country. India on the other hand, chose to be secular. India is home to all major religions in the world. And now we are taking a step
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7y ago
For those of you supporting the government's take on this, and their argument that proper documentation is all it takes for being included in the NRC, how do you care to explain that the family of the former president of India 'Fa
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7y ago
Then why would the ruling party express dismay over hindus who were termed as illegal immigrants. They made the process easier, basically providing immediate citizenship for hindus and other minorities, excluding muslims. This is downright
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7y ago
Here's the total content generated by the model. https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=1lgaXfKNTS_fm2fU9wyaS... As you can see for each run and training step, the model seems to generate more believable content just l
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7y ago
Well yes, the ML model generated a series of long text fragments and as more training steps were given, it generated text just like an actual blog post with proper start and end, simulating the style of the author. The author has only poste
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7y ago
Here's a twitter thread containing funny posts written by the same bot: https://twitter.com/ShrutiRamanujam/status/11877703414284861...
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7y ago
I'd say it's more like trying to train your cat to play fetch.
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7y ago
It is true that AI can carry bias and often produce results that are unexpected and offensive. It was clearly put into simpler terms by a ted talk I got to watch recently: The danger of AI is weirder than you think ( https://www.y
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What happens when a bot writes your blog posts
(thisislitblog.com)
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7y ago
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Show HN: GPT-2 generates hilarious blog content
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7y ago
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7y ago
I read an interesting article somewhere about Listen notes ( https://www.listennotes.com/ ), which is owned and run by one person. Not sure how profitable it is, but you can get in touch with them to gain more info.
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