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coulix

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About coulix

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    Comment #49044983

    Spot on..

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    Comment #48649161

    True, same conclusion, but the few samples I tried showed some real improvements since dec 2025 version.

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    Comment #48647417

    I wonder how it does compare to reducto, pulse, extendai.

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    Comment #47058168

    Looking great, how did you standardized animations / canvas work? Did AI help?

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    Comment #46771713

    The YouTube citation thing feels like a quality regression. For medical stuff especially, I’ve found tools that anchor on papers (not videos) to be way more usable like incitefulme…

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    Comment #46042659

    We need to see Landing.ai DPT-2, from my tests its the best in term of ability to extract structure from complex tables so far.

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    Comment #45641501

    This. Any complex parent table span cell relationship still has low accuracy. Try the reverse, take a complex picture table and ask Chatgpt5, claude Opus 3.1, Gemini Pro 2.5 to pro…

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    Comment #27059998

    You are right and things can revert backward very fast.

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    Comment #20682900

    What pushed you to move to Kafka?

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    Comment #20021270

    It all started a year ago during a crypto fever run. A bitcoin coin is cool, but you know what's better? A gigantic Bitcoin bronze. At first with an out-of-scale wooden version, th…

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    Comment #16185332

    In France we use it in our Math curriculum.

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    Comment #13730447

    SHA-256 ;)

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    Comment #12614775

    I have worked on ember, backbone marionette and react. Vue JS really shines by its simplicity and speed while embracing all the concepts we expect from a modern js framework _ comp…

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    Comment #12595412

    I agree, maybe it's also cultural but saying how great everyone was at each retro just dampers the intended effect.

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    Comment #11987583

    He is French from Paris and yes in this context polyvalent === flexible.

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    Comment #11917212

    Plus one on that. Also because YC already had a similar bet in this area.

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    Comment #11009136

    Granted the current state of JS is a bit of a joke. That said spend a week or two on understanding web components, virtual dom, immutable.js, webpack, babel and its plugins and you…

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    Comment #10491485

    Great concept. Really.

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    Comment #8338101

    I wonder what are all the holes for.

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    Comment #8338097

    I guess they screw it to the rest of the skull as this large picture shows http://www.wired.co.uk/news/archive/2014-03/26/3d-printed-sk...

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    Comment #7453860

    Being from the France tech scene and now living in SF ther are several things we should not forget. CONS - Yes you get big taxes, and setting up a company is a pain (RSI/URSSAF), a…

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    Comment #7124458

    I do not get it, didnt anyone have at least a few female classmates from their uni time?. Even at work, in France, we have some bright female engineers leading guys on code reviews…