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by rhl 7mo ago
Oh nice, that's a great idea! I'm exploring OCR of handwritten notes for future features, will give the Gemini pipeline a try.
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by rhl 7mo ago
Adding that I've worked on a CLI install flow which walks you through setting up Zotero, reMarkable, and key optional features as switfly as possible. It leaves aside power user features (e.g. emails, GitHub Actions to sync when laptop
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Show HN: Distillate – Zotero papers → reMarkable highlights → Obsidian notes(distillate.dev)
4 points by rhl 7mo ago|4 comments
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by rhl 2y ago
First sentence is blatantly false. Regulation of trade and commerce between member states is the foundation and raison d’être of the European Union, exactly like the interstate commerce clause for the US federal government.
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by rhl 4y ago
This is exactly what I've been hoping for after a week of pairing with chatGPT. The LLM is a powerful source of recommendations, but too much gets lost in translation between browsing/context and the chat UX. Excited to try this!
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by rhl 4y ago
If you enjoy this read, you should also read the author’s earlier masterpiece of a post on the energy and materials transition (~1h40 read) : https://www.tsungxu.com/clean-energy-transition-guide/
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by rhl 13y ago
Completely agree with the "let's see what they'll do with our data" philosophy! The three stated objectives of France's open data policy are: 1. to make government more transparent and accountable, 2. to improve pub
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by rhl 13y ago
Of course! My name is Romain Lacombe and I'm the head of innovation for the French Prime Minister's taskforce Etalab (data.gouv.fr) for Open Government Data, which was created in 2011 by the former government and was reinstated by
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by rhl 13y ago
Hi Weddpros -- thanks for the feedback. As it turns out, we agree with you. That's why we've been working on a complete overhaul of http://data.gouv.fr to be soft-launched soon, and we think you'll like it! If you
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by rhl 13y ago
Thank you! We developed the "Open Licence" in consultation with citizens, the Open Government Data community in France (Wikimedia Foundation, Regards Citoyens, etc.), and governments worldwide (the Transparency Team at the Cabinet
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by rhl 13y ago
Our objective to support "hackers" and the startup ecosystem is mentioned under Commitment #4 (supporting open innovation in France and throughout the world).
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by rhl 13y ago
At the last G8 Summit in Lough Erne, Northern Ireland this past June, the Chiefs of State had agreed on an Open Data Charter committing their respective governments to make efforts to bring more open data online in machine-readable formats.
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French PM releases the G8 Open Data Charter Action Plan for France(etalab.gouv.fr)
73 points by rhl 13y ago|25 comments
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Show HN: In Paris? Join us to watch Startup School 2013 together(eventbrite.fr)
1 points by rhl 13y ago|0 comments
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by rhl 13y ago
Very comprehensive actually, this is quite an impressive piece of work. Have you thought of writing up a short-form piece on your conclusions on the main differences between iOS6 & 7 UX-wise?
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Crowdsourcing an Underwater Quantified-Self Heart Rate Monitor for Swimmers(indiegogo.com)
3 points by rhl 13y ago|0 comments
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House-to-house Searches and the Fourth Amendment(volokh.com)
3 points by rhl 13y ago|0 comments
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by rhl 13y ago
This is a great product idea, and a very simple yet powerful take on its execution. Others have pointed many ways it could be improved (scrolling, the "x" on the comment panel, etc.), but I cannot emphasize either how interesting this could
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by rhl 14y ago
I've been using it, and though this is a very simple MVP, the value is very clear and there are some very nice product touches. All in all, very promising app!
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by rhl 14y ago
Very smart post, thanks for sharing the AMI as well. What do you foresee the main applications of this to be in the future ?
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by rhl 14y ago
And I imagine you could add direct integration of Teleportd features right into Nitrogram, helping marketers make sense of "real world" use of their products in the wild. Very interesting perspective!
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by rhl 14y ago
Efficient analytics over large bodies of pictures gathered from Twitter and Instagram hashtags requires heavy-wrangling of real-time feeds, which is exactly what the back-end of Teleportd does. So my uninformed guess would be that the (very
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by rhl 14y ago
This will be coming very handy at a time when marketing executives are channeling mainstream advertisement dollars out of TV and into social media, but with questions still looming on Facebook display and social ads efficiency and future co
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by rhl 14y ago
NoSQL injection ? If such a thing exists ?
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by rhl 14y ago
As a meta-comment, the obvious should be pointed out: by creating shock value, the name creates discussions, which create upvotes, which drives more traffic to the post hence leads to more feedback. Call it "growth hacking" if you want, but
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by rhl 14y ago
Looks interesting. You can fork it here : https://github.com/julien-c/Tampon/
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by rhl 14y ago
The fact that people react so strongly to this means he's onto something. Also, there is no parallax scrolling here. Besides, this is a very nice direction for web design to move toward. The product itself is simple, nice, well executed, wi
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by rhl 15y ago
This is very cool, it would be hard to make it simpler. Gathering feedback in a simple and efficient way is not an easy task. Kudos for the reference to Facemash. Would you open source it ?
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by rhl 16y ago
Probably because the founders (Yalies just out of college as well) knew him and trusted him, so they tapped him to be part of the team, which is just around 10 people now (based on this: http://images.businessweek.com/ss/09/10/1009_entrepr
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Why does our culture shape high-achieving people into BigCo execs? [Orszag/Citi](baselinescenario.com)
5 points by rhl 16y ago|0 comments

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