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NeroVanbierv
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About NeroVanbierv
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Marple | Software Engineer | Antwerp, Belgium | Full-time | Hybrid (3 days/week onsite) We build cloud software for time series data from test and measurement. Customers include F1…
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Comment #46990088
I have a `notify` command in my `bin/` for a couple of years now. It's using an audio snippet from Her (2013) with Scarlett Johansson's voice. Usage: `~ my-bash-command; notify` `.…
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Comment #46957281
Just did a similar experiment but outside the harry potter universe to remove the training bias. It worked well! > ChatGPT: "Generate a two page short story like harry potter, but …
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Comment #46280581
For me, the main appeal to MATLAB was the REPL experience, allowing me to experiment with ideas and inspect results in the UI. Python notebook have bridged the gap a bit, but alway…
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Show HN: Marple DB – Querying billions of time series datapoints on Parquet+Pg
Hi HN! I’m Nero from Marple, and we build time series tooling for Aerospace & Automotive. In 2020, we launched our first product: a sort of Grafana on steroids designed for high pe…
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Comment #45804933
Marple | Antwerp, Belgium | Full-time | Hybrid on-site + WFH We are building software for handling huge time series from R&D in Aerospace & Automotive. Engineers use Marple to anal…
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Comment #45798138
A similar company is based in Munich: https://www.deepdrive.tech/ They have cool testing facilities applying CI/CD practices to testing hardware!
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Comment #45464646
Marple | Customer Success Manager | ONSITE Antwerp (Belgium) | Full-time We are building high performance time series data storage and analysis software for R&D teams in aerospace …
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Comment #44118357
I would be willing to pay for this if it were available for Linux! Main use case: searching through my years of screenshots
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Comment #42813767
How it works 1. Takes the last command from your bash history 2. Reruns it to capture the output 3. Gives this info to `llm cmd` to get a suggestion 4. Show the suggestion to the u…
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Comment #42004005
Indeed, I’m just piping FiveThirthyEight > facts > LLM. And what the LLM makes of that is what you’re seeing, I tried to brief it as dry as possible in the prompt!
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Comment #42003980
This was one of the hard parts of making this. I think I discarded about 70% of all generated images, and I was aware that the remaining 30% was still borderline sometimes. I my bl…
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Comment #42003952
I deliberately tried to keep the content neutral. The goal of the website is translating statistics to something tangible - not adding an extra sauce of assumptions to it!
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Show HN: The Probability Times
Hey HN! The idea for this started when I came across the election forecast of FiveThirthyEight [1]. They show a 1000 different possible election outcomes - each one possible. In th…
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Comment #41870973
I think your last paragraph sums it up pretty nicely: users need a good UX to get to these tools. So I would love if GIMP started shipping these awesome plugins by default to pick …
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Comment #41740029
While writing my thesis, I made a similar thing as a chrome extension. It kept track of all tab opens & showed it in a node structure. Screenshot: https://github.com/Taborniki/node…
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Comment #41717485
Marple | Backend engineer (huge time series algorithms) | On-site (Antwerp, Belgium, 3/d week) | Full-time Marple ([marpledata.com]( https://www.marpledata.com/ )) is a startup bas…
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Comment #40308458
Ok I just noticed there is a region "OpenAI" in the north-west, but for some reason it zooms in somewhere close to "Apple" (middle of the island) when I type the query
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Comment #40308443
Really love the island map! But the automatic zooming on the map doesn't seem very relevant. E.g. try typing "openai" - I can't see anything related to that query in that part of t…
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Comment #38571835
Fixed!