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What was the main learning you got from building the engine? Was there some feature you wanted that no other engine at the time had? If you built an engine today, what would you do…

I hope Dr Fernando E. Rosas writes a book for non-technical people someday. All of his research topics are super interesting and it would be cool to have him explain how they're co…

yeah, imagine only creating software when you know it's useful by every measure.

interestingly, i find that many of the things that also make money aren't even really useful, they just exist and people want them for some obscure reason. so you're right, and als…

> clutter the ecosystem what ecosystem? > diverts community to spent time on "useless" projects what community? > addressing real-world challenges. what challenges? i'm curious to …

Well yes, a certain number of the public service or political parties will believe things that are simply false (whether legitimately or as a means to serve their goals), in fact, …

I think this is uniform across Germany, and I think the legal requirement might be either be registered or have an appointment to be registered, similar to other legally required a…

to be fair, many countries' governments have this same issue, and even when they do something the UX feels like something from 2002. The thing is, its complex, often the job pays w…

This is highly useful. You could take the idea, generalize it to be reusable for any German form, and make a plan to develop such a thing as open source with funding from: prototyp…

'many people' - less than a third of germans live in big cities. The vast majority of adults have licenses, almost all from the stats I see.

There are many cars and many car owners and many car drivers in Germany, I think the stat is something like >3/4s Germans own cars. There happens to be public transport and bicycle…

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Not author but if you're sharing these assets, distributing them in the gltf (json/ascii, not binary) format is really helpful, as it seems to quite easily be imported into tools l…

Exactly, look ahead and automate the new drudgery.

What reasoning is this based on? I haven't seen any research into this area. My understanding would be that it would be more efficient to produce its own language-like abstractions…

You're missing the point.

Faster code writing still requires people who know what the code should do, what it should look like, etc, like you if it's true what you say you're capable of. It sounds like you …

Unless I missed something, the article neglects to point out that this is only a specific subset of desktop apps. Companies who build desktop GUI apps for products people are willi…

You're not alone with the reddit thing, don't let it deter you from trying to get your idea out.

Prioritisation, focus, and non-attachment

This is a nice little tool. Thank you for building and sharing.

What are these projects are you referring to? AFAIK Tesseract is sponsored by Google, from what I understand it is state of the art, ie it is Google OCR. Searching for OCR with Ope…

In short, in my experience it's good for toy projects but nothing "heavy"