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holbue

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    Comment #45701581

    This is no proof that it doesn't send any data when used for conversions online. It even could work offline, cache/store data and send it when back online.

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    Comment #38647901

    Looks promising—thanks for sharing! Is it possible to include non-Python binaries somehow? Similar to how it is done with PyInstaller with the --add-binary argument? P.S.: It has a…

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    Comment #35784102

    As others mentioned, Tesseract is SOTA in FOSS OCR. It also still is being developed, improving slow but constantly. The main issue for a use-case like NormCap are the trained mode…

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    Comment #35784019

    Author here, excited to find my tool on hn! Happy to answer any questions. PS: People looking for (FOSS) alternatives, look here: https://github.com/dynobo/normcap#similar-open-sou…

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    Comment #33709157

    Here's a list with more tools like this, in case you are interested: https://github.com/dynobo/normcap#similar-open-source-tools

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    Comment #33709068

    I agree, there are way better cloud based and proprietary OCR solutions out there. But Tesseract still seems to deliver the best results among the FOSS tools, doesn't it? Back in t…

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    Comment #26457439

    I didn't know about the story yet, but the reality was already very close to that terrible scenario: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bachem_Ba_349 (One of the launch sites is quite c…

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    Comment #23500023

    Dark Mode is much better for writing code with good quality. As everyone knows: Light attracts bugs! (SCNR)

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    Comment #23355468

    Would love to see statistics from the other perspective: Which animals are killed most by humans? Besides insects, I would guess fish and chicken are quite high...

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    Comment #23347916

    I see a lot of statements like this (also here in the comments), but is there actual any evidence behind those? Any research results, which has been replicated? If yes, it would be…

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    Comment #22590667

    Nice project! Very pretty CLI and cool project name :) 1. How much time did you spend on it? 2. Do you like working with "poetry", or did you choose it because of its name? :) 3. W…

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    Comment #22543593

    Last week on XKCD: https://xkcd.com/2275/

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    Comment #22538130

    Please be careful not to generalize when proposing solutions, because their is not the depression(1): Depressions can be caused by very different things, can cause somewhat differe…

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    Comment #22485594

    Might this be similar to the stress/shock introduced partial memory loss, as it often happens with heavy accidents, where the accident itself isn't remembered by the patient?

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    Comment #21524982

    Thank you for summarising and thx to OP for publishing his work. The combination of both was a nice opportunity for me (and others?) to learn something from mistakes. :-)

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    Comment #20775094

    I remember this variation of the story: An unknown chessplayer bet a lot of money, that he could play live & simultaniously against two grandmasters and achieve at least 1 point. T…

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    Comment #20552221

    In my circle of friends, there was a similar tragic case: Someone suicidal took deadly poison with delayed effect (5-10min), immediately regretted it and called one of my friends f…

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    Comment #19894113

    AI scales much better, than human bs generators. I consider at least this aspect concerning.

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    Comment #19890444

    I'm working in a Data Science Team and like my job a lot. There are some frustrating aspects, so, most of them rooted in the hype around ML / AI. Just some examples: 1. The massive…

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    Comment #19884982

    Just curious: What are the use-cases for such an service? Anything that can not be covered by a sealed letter in the hand of a trusted friend/family?

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    Comment #14981976

    Who else read "... gives programers coffees"? :-D PS: Seriously, free coffee is more important to me than an office. I like open working environments.