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attilakun

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About attilakun

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    Amazing project. This has the same feel as Karpathy’s classic “The Unreasonable Effectiveness of Recurrent Neural Networks” blog post. I think in 10 years’ time we will look back a…

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    Comment #43698208

    Thank you. I got something (but not the full method) working. However, I ended up abandoning this approach because I realized that the SDS process is too slow. It'd take at least 1…

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    Comment #43528401

    I was trying to reproduce the NeuralSVG paper but it's hard. In the process I had to learn about diffusion and flow matching.

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    Comment #43296008

    I was experiencing discomfort while staring at the computer in my glasses. In the end the solution was quite simple: there was a bend in the frame of my glasses. The second opticia…

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    Comment #42305096

    I built something like this but for the web: https://www.sqltab.com/demo

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    Comment #42256134

    These are great. I'm working on something related, a hashtag tracker for Bluesky [1]. Japanese posts are often among the top hashtags. [1] https://www.butterflystats.com/

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    Comment #42195067

    > I fear the recent US election is going to kill it, though. How? Aren’t there a lot more people migrating to Bluesky now in light of Musk’s antics on X?

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    Comment #42190819

    It's probably because it's trying to guess what the filter condition should be and uses the wrong casing for the genre (should be "Sci-Fi", not "sci-fi"). At least that's what happ…

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    Show HN: SQLTab – Chat with your SQLite database

    Demo: http://www.sqltab.com/static/average_earning.gif Try it here: https://www.sqltab.com/demo Main features: - AI-powered SQL assistant. Allows (one-click) execution and undo/red…

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    Comment #41833761

    Does CloudFlare have proper spending caps? If they have, I'd be open to try DOs but if they don't, it's a non-starter for an indie dev as I can't risk bankruptcy due to a bad for l…

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    Comment #41747969

    Is it this one? https://x.com/omooretweets/status/1840251853327741138

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    Comment #41707598

    I'm working on something related but for the web: https://www.sqltab.com/ It's an alpha version and barely works at this point but at the very least you can use it to browse SQLite…

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    Comment #41678984

    Do you evaluate JS using a web worker in the browser? https://github.com/quadratichq/quadratic/blob/qa/quadratic-c... How effective is this as a sandbox, are there any know (securi…

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    Comment #41677248

    They seem to execute JS locally in the browser. Google Sheets makes a network call for this, which results in a laggy experience. I ran into this while I was developing my own Goog…

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    Comment #41523337

    In a way it's not surprising that people are getting vastly different results out of LLMs. People have different skill levels when it comes to using even Google. An LLM has a vastl…

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    Comment #41386347

    I used it too. It's useful to implement Promise-like semantics in Go.

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    Comment #41376182

    If only there was a rich 3-dimensional physical environment we could draw training data from.

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    Comment #41343244

    I made a Google Sheets add-on to evaluate JavaScript inline: https://www.evaljs.net/ It uses QuickJS compiled to WASM in the backend to sandbox JavaScript execution.

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    Comment #41115233

    Is there a good primer that explains the math basis of this?

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    Comment #41108159

    I do something similar in my file-renamer app (sort.photos if you want to check it out): 1. Render first 2 pages of PDF into a JPEG offline in the Mac app. 2. Upload JPEG to ChatGP…

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    Comment #40926509

    What's the labor?

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    Comment #40910757

    Long: you buy a stock, hold it, later on sell for profit or loss. Short: you borrow a stock, sell it, hold the money and later on buy the stock back at a lower or higher price you …

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    Comment #40161080

    Why is Golang questionable for web backends? I thought it was designed for that.