Who wants this
Thank you.
Thanks!
This is not advertised on their page, did you make this up? I believe image classification/analysis by deciders (not just OCR, not everything is about text) is still lacking. Cloudflare's Clef had fair results on my…
https://www.flickr.com/photos/132123913@N03/48775624516/in/a... Backside of the panels. This might help you understand why the amount of space used is not at all extravagant. We're spoiled with our disposable, tiny…
Thanks. The only thing I wanted to see, which to me is truly a marvelous craft, is the wiring job. Cable management porn anyone? https://www.flickr.com/photos/132123913@N03/48775624516/in/a...
"Latest tech shit with the occasional gem" (like this post) is a deeply accurate, if not slightly depressing, description of HN.
Oops! Car dependency has consequences!
Seeing the amount of complaints in this comment section, I sure start to question the average savvyness of the average HN reader. Yes, josm is an ugly java tool but this did not prevent me from doing a lot of mapping…
The bootstrap.css example shows a lot of very random highlighting around numbers (some are blue, others black) and rule names (some are purple, others black). While the premise is neat (syntaxes and tokenizers are…
I'm not sure I get it. This looks like a worse repackage of muscriptor but with a 10s limit, making it useless.
It's funny how people assume Dehian/Ubuntu's ice cold release schedule is the norm, when the rest of us have been enjoying rolling releases and timely, stress-free (easy rollback) updates with NixOS and Arch back in the…
Bad take. This is exactly how I use non-auto-backup Photos: 99% of my shitty smartphone pictures are local only, and I don't care to lose them. Occasionally though, I want to share or save a photo. Having this (small)…
What's the status on automatic debloating (non interactive) scripts for Windows these days? With vibe coding I'd expect hundreds of those to exist by now. Something everyone would run after a clean install, to revert,…
The trope of vibe coded pages adding this slide-up transition on every paragraph needs to die yesterday.
I do. There is quite the delta between a immense & sudden reservoir and a meandering river shifting its (otherwise similarly sized, and unintterrupted) bed over decades. I'm not even touching on the human concerns…
I don't understand those takes. Open-weights perhaps, but definitely not self-hostable – since those require $20k+ capex – which is the real "step change" to me, as it ends the stranglehold providers have over…
The concrete is a small part of the problem. Flooding gigantic areas and stopping the natural water flow have serious consequences for widelife, but most people don't care enough.
Not great. The inpainted areas are, as usual, very smooth compared to the detailed, "high frequency" look of natural photos. Barely useful enough to erase things in thumbnails.
Ah yes, clearly the one thing I want from my favorite projects is for them to embrace AI coding and immediately deskill such that their value-add or passion for the craft evaporates in the next 3 months.
So annoying to read. Meanwhile, the key information ("backup key with higher priority") is mentioned in a sentence without any kind of elaboration or link to some follow-up/how-to.
The world can't run on random philanthropy. You don't become a billionaire through hard work alone but through exploitation at scale. Tax the richs, or eat them.
This. The general concept of "terrible public transport tech disguising as a good & novel idea" has a name: gadgetbahn.
Eh, that only took a few dozen actively exploited supply-chain vulns in the span of two years!
Regardless, what's the point?
Who wants this
Thank you.
Thanks!
This is not advertised on their page, did you make this up? I believe image classification/analysis by deciders (not just OCR, not everything is about text) is still lacking. Cloudflare's Clef had fair results on my…
https://www.flickr.com/photos/132123913@N03/48775624516/in/a... Backside of the panels. This might help you understand why the amount of space used is not at all extravagant. We're spoiled with our disposable, tiny…
Thanks. The only thing I wanted to see, which to me is truly a marvelous craft, is the wiring job. Cable management porn anyone? https://www.flickr.com/photos/132123913@N03/48775624516/in/a...
"Latest tech shit with the occasional gem" (like this post) is a deeply accurate, if not slightly depressing, description of HN.
Oops! Car dependency has consequences!
Seeing the amount of complaints in this comment section, I sure start to question the average savvyness of the average HN reader. Yes, josm is an ugly java tool but this did not prevent me from doing a lot of mapping…
The bootstrap.css example shows a lot of very random highlighting around numbers (some are blue, others black) and rule names (some are purple, others black). While the premise is neat (syntaxes and tokenizers are…
I'm not sure I get it. This looks like a worse repackage of muscriptor but with a 10s limit, making it useless.
It's funny how people assume Dehian/Ubuntu's ice cold release schedule is the norm, when the rest of us have been enjoying rolling releases and timely, stress-free (easy rollback) updates with NixOS and Arch back in the…
Bad take. This is exactly how I use non-auto-backup Photos: 99% of my shitty smartphone pictures are local only, and I don't care to lose them. Occasionally though, I want to share or save a photo. Having this (small)…
What's the status on automatic debloating (non interactive) scripts for Windows these days? With vibe coding I'd expect hundreds of those to exist by now. Something everyone would run after a clean install, to revert,…
The trope of vibe coded pages adding this slide-up transition on every paragraph needs to die yesterday.
I do. There is quite the delta between a immense & sudden reservoir and a meandering river shifting its (otherwise similarly sized, and unintterrupted) bed over decades. I'm not even touching on the human concerns…
I don't understand those takes. Open-weights perhaps, but definitely not self-hostable – since those require $20k+ capex – which is the real "step change" to me, as it ends the stranglehold providers have over…
The concrete is a small part of the problem. Flooding gigantic areas and stopping the natural water flow have serious consequences for widelife, but most people don't care enough.
Not great. The inpainted areas are, as usual, very smooth compared to the detailed, "high frequency" look of natural photos. Barely useful enough to erase things in thumbnails.
Ah yes, clearly the one thing I want from my favorite projects is for them to embrace AI coding and immediately deskill such that their value-add or passion for the craft evaporates in the next 3 months.
So annoying to read. Meanwhile, the key information ("backup key with higher priority") is mentioned in a sentence without any kind of elaboration or link to some follow-up/how-to.
The world can't run on random philanthropy. You don't become a billionaire through hard work alone but through exploitation at scale. Tax the richs, or eat them.
This. The general concept of "terrible public transport tech disguising as a good & novel idea" has a name: gadgetbahn.
Eh, that only took a few dozen actively exploited supply-chain vulns in the span of two years!
Regardless, what's the point?