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arrayjumper
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About arrayjumper
Hit me up at chaitanyanettem@gmail.com if you want to talk about Computer Vision, Graphics, Kubernetes or something in between.
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Same for me. I'm on airtel.
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Comment #29791440
How do you measure traction? And what should the measurements look like in 4 weeks for you to be able to say this might be worth spending time.
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Comment #29192744
Thanks for posting these. I did see these threads before posting this Ask HN. However in most of those threads there wasn't much discussion at all. I'm finding the comments in the …
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Comment #29190091
I suppose the difficult part is figuring when you've crossed the fine line from "good enough for now" to "this is becoming a monstrosity, we need to hire developers and create our …
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Ask HN: What do you think about the no-code movement?
Hi HN, maybe it's just the bubble I'm in but these days I see a lot of discussion around "no-code" and the "no-code" movement. There's also a bunch of new no-code apps being launch…
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Comment #27676799
It's a copilot. You're still the pilot. To be honest this seems like it can definitely save me a bunch of googling and let me stay in the ide.
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Comment #27354357
I don't like the removal of tab separators. Now all the background tabs kind of merge into one large mega tab :( for example - https://i.ibb.co/p4LWvtb/2021-06-01-19-12-43-3841x169…
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Comment #27193182
How do you keep track of which plants you have? Do you just wait for them to flower/fruit?
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Comment #27021596
(Nearly) All Sikhs are Punjabi but not all Punjabis are Sikh.
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Comment #26767390
This study appears to be specifically about people with Type 2 Diabetes. I wonder if the same holds true for healthy adults.
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Comment #26748993
The answer as usual is, "it's complicated".
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> 2. It's not just less humans, it s of worse quality what do you mean by this? that humans not of the western world are "lower quality"?
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Comment #25959746
citation needed
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Comment #25913234
Wow, was checking out the transactions at https://opencollective.com/open-web-docs/transactions?offset... and I see that Google and Microsoft have collectively contributed $500k. H…
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Comment #24942163
I used wasm for a computer vision related feature we built at work. It allowed us to reuse a bunch of things from opencv without having to reimplement those things in JS.
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Comment #24939623
Interesting. I'm curious what machine spec you're on. I'm running Ubuntu 20.04 on an dell laptop (XPS 7590 with an i9 processor, 32gb ram, discrete Nvidia graphics card). I see my …
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Comment #24918115
They have an API using which you get a json representation of your files. That is the same as sketch (whose file format is essentially zipped json files).
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Comment #24918091
> Native is nice, native is fast Only if you are using a Mac. On linux, the zoom client is neither fast nor (in my admittedly slightly subjective opinion) nice.
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Comment #24420022
The OP is talking about Android becoming closed "source". Not about it becoming a closed ecosystem.
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Bluetooth in general isn't a hassle. Bluetooth audio is a little bit of a hassle in the sense that there's a workaround that you have to do.
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> Guess which ones often have problems joining zoom meetings As a linux user, I'd like to say that I've seen that happen just as often with OSX users on my team. I think that's jus…
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> That it exists at all, as a democracy, is due to the immense efforts of the British....Indian citizens should be grateful to all of the above groups of people who have given them…