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TiredGuy
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Comment #48800812
Hey I was looking for documentation to learn how to make my own games but I didn't see a link on the website. Do you have any docs? If so please consider putting a link to it on th…
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Comment #47893846
It says it has improved support for speech disfluencies, which is encouraging. I've had a lot of trouble with grok speech to text in the past due to that.
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Comment #45374537
I agree this can be a bit of a pain if you're used to that. There are ways to partially reduce it: 1. use the timeline panel for an individual file to see all the historical change…
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Comment #44117028
Sounds like someone who genuinely wants to make an impact, donated his time to do so, and wrote some stuff to potentially help while giving us a glimpse into the daily life of a hi…
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Comment #43717762
Yeah I think I would say you're right to doubt if this resonates on HN. You're posing it to an audience which has very little GED-level representation. HN more often has people who…
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Comment #43255356
This seems like a really political article with not really any tech-related content... Also note the article starts with the qualifier "in the first few hours", meaning it's not li…
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Comment #42966586
Same. Sometimes the best way to fix a bug is to refactor it out of existence.
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Comment #42923852
I wish someone would implement an interface for using color diffusion curves in a vector drawing program: https://wiki.inkscape.org/wiki/index.php/Diffusion_Curves When they were f…
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Comment #42770577
Were they maybe just wanna-be volunteers that were bringing an extra engine down to help and didn't know the formal process to volunteer for something like that? Sounds like the ne…
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Comment #42350494
On that note, the article states that it donates more to higher risk projects, and risk increases by OpenSSF score. One question I had about the article is does that mean that proj…
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Show HN: Box-n-Weave.js – 0-dependency text-to-diagramming lib (16kb gzipped)
I was frustrated with the complexity and size of existing diagram libraries, so I wrote a new one from scratch. Box-N-Weave.js generates box-and-arrow diagrams from text definition…
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Comment #41851263
So after downloading from the official downloads page and stripping away all the mjs files and "bundler-friendly" files, a minimal sqlite wasm dependency will be about 1.3MB. For a…
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Comment #41849784
Oh right that makes sense thank you!
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Comment #41849724
Thanks! That reminds me I did bring up the thing about long lists and he said that's even more reason to use checkboxes since the multi-select has such a tiny scroll window it make…
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Ask HN: HTML multi-select not user-friendly on desktop?
Yesterday I was reviewing an HTML form with my UX colleague, and he said we should change all our elements to collections of checkboxes instead since selecting multiple things with…
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Comment #41810951
Listening to the piper demos [1] and comparing to coqui [2], I'd say coqui sounds better to me, but I'd love to hear others' opinions. Looks like Piper's latest commits were 3 mont…
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Show HN: A minimalist basketball stat sheet app
I was at a volunteer coach's meeting for the upcoming basketball season, and a friend of mine mentioned that he had gotten a stat book this year to help him better keep track of wh…
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Comment #41571882
I like the idea of resizing and moving the windows to replicate the experience of pan and zoom. Pretty creative hack!
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Comment #41501658
Wow, this looks pretty full-featured. Even has an editing interface. Good job delivering! Definitely more professional looking than the free solutions I've used in the past.
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Comment #41078965
When traveling to other countries, and sometimes even just to other major cities, I always enjoyed seeing the different billboards. Often they would be for local businesses that I …
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Comment #40088492
The state of the art of 3d pose estimation and pose transfer from video seems to be pretty accurate. I wonder if another approach might be to infer a wireframe model for the charac…
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Comment #39839356
I like how this uses something familiar (Kanban) in a novel way to address the real-time tracking of a budget. I wonder if maybe another useful feature would be to schedule a card …