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Ask HN: When will style transfer be available for music?
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Show HN: Dompeg – save a website as an image (without its images) [boomkarklet]
(codepen.io)
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You're a talented designer. You should work for Apple or something. They need you! :)
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9y ago
So creative, Martin! Is this inspired by those 'futuristic' human machine interfaces in movies, such as 'Minority Report'? Was this inspired at all by small devices, like Apple Watch?
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caveats: no external images, no custom fonts, no other iframes ( but this can be a positive as it removes ads ). Try it on google search result page, github, bloomberg, etc. It produces a 'text only' image of the page -- only inli
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Show HN: Dompeg – A sometimes-working bookmarklet that saves the page to jpg
(codepen.io)
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caveats: no external images, no custom fonts, no other iframes ( but this can be a positive as it removes ads ). Try it on google search result page, github, bloomberg, etc. It produces a 'text only' image of the page. big pages t
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Show HN: Capture current frame as jpeg via bookmarklet
(codepen.io)
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https://imgur.com/sHWA4kp example image of search results you can also save your github repository as an image https://imgur.com/1fqrCt2
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Show HN: Dompeg – bookmarklet to save Google search results as jpeg
(codepen.io)
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Show HN: Dompeg – A sometimes-working bookmarklet that saves the page to jpg
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i think this, learning of hierarchies, could be the start of something relevant to unlocking more workable language modelling https://blog.openai.com/learning-a-hierarchy/
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No offence, but with a megabyte of text per speaker I feel I could do better with word n-gram Markov models (even bigrams), and random path choice. I think deep learning is great and all ( and I'm meaning to learn it ) but shouldn'
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Ah, provenance! So cool, thanks :)
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OMG. That is really hilarious.
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The ridiculous, Cachemonet-esque Bloomberg 404 page
(bloomberg.com)
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A website that just returns the seconds since epoch
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Reminds me of the "self-guided smart slug" from Cory Doctorow's Down and out in the magic kingdom, p.17 [0] Incredible live-fire test video of bullets changing course mid flight to hit moving targets. [1] [0]: http:/&#x
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Sniper-guided .50 cal round – with RT optical sensors and aero-actuation controls
(janes.com)
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Trying to achieve the trust you are is very interesting. I put up a simple, installable, progressive offline app of this crypto here: https://semocracy.com/ This app doesn't yet contain the mediations you talk about of
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Lego machine folds and launches a paper aeroplane [video]
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Where Amazon's next headquarters should go
(economy.com)
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FCC Decision on CenturyLink-Level 3 Likely Imminent
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Usual caveats for home-made crypto apply. TL;DR - treat this as you would home-made beer from someone you don't know. You'd probably hold it at arms length, have a smell, and maybe try the taste...but you wouldn't start selli
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Show HN: Home-made crypto in the browser
(requirebin.com)
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Running down the list of attributes was a really interesting historical look at the design trajectory of HTML. There's some good ideas in there, that nevertheless became obsolete. Many things I didn't know, such as: datasrc, dataf
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Obsolete attributes in HTML 5.1
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A new console API for querying objects
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Yeah it's not clear. Sorry about that. The form is just a mailto form to test how mailto links are handled in your browser / setup. The real purpose is to use the bookmarklet at the bottom of the page on GMail. The real question i
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Show HN: Setup GMail for mailto:
(email-f9i9hfujqjh1.runkit.sh)
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