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mox111

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    Show HN: I made a PWA that serves as a throwaway push notification inbox

    This tool began as an experiment to try and understand the capabilities of Progressive Web Apps (PWAs). Visiting the link below generates and takes you to a personalized inbox to w…

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    Comment #46855392

    I get that the whole "co-authored by Claude" thing is supposed to be future-facing. But it's a bit cringe, for want of a better word.

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    Show HN: WeekInPapers – A Modern ArXiv Reader

    Hello, I built weekinpapers.com to address what I saw as a "discoverability" problem for arXiv papers in Computer Science. As the course of the calendar week progresses, the homepa…

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    Comment #44887291

    GPT-5 has used the phrase "heck yes!" a handful of times to me so far. I quite enjoy the enthusiasm but its not a phrase you hear very often.

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    Comment #42205162

    Perhaps some package authors are more accepting of this than others. I stumbled upon this comment in the `json` package the other day: // isValidNumber reports whether s is a valid…

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    Comment #38828884

    Happy new years you crazy people. Hear’s to many failed ideas, to many outrageous schemes, to many goals gone amiss. I love you lot xx

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    Show HN: Create-multi-lib – Write UI code once, compile to multiple frameworks

    Mitosis ( https://github.com/BuilderIO/mitosis ) is a fantastic project, but is still in its early stages, and in need of some build tooling. It allows you to "write once, run ever…

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    Comment #36983650

    This is great. One thing that could be improved: sometimes when the AI gives a "fill in the missing word" task i.e a sentence with a "______" in it, the text-to-speech literally sa…

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    Comment #36700415

    "The Divided Self" by RD Laing is interesting on this

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    Show HN: WebPushTest – iOS notifications from a “non-native” app

    Note: this demo is only notable on iOS, for which this is relatively new tech. Serves as proof that you don’t necessarily need to build a native app and distribute it on the App St…

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    Show HN: iOS Safari web push notifications demo

    iOS launched web push notifications a month ago with 16.5, but there has been a surprising lack of examples to try out. We built [WebPushTest.com]( https://WebPushTest.com ) and ma…

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    Comment #35747018

    So much of this discourse is like: Act 1: Person builds a brand partly based on AI Act 2: Person achieves moderate success Finale: "I created a monster!!!"

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    Show HN: SpacySee – a dependency parsing explorer for Jupyter notebooks

    I use Spacy quite a lot these days, but often find it quite hard to figure out what the various outputs mean. For example, what is an "advmod"? What does "adpType=Prep" mean? This …

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    Comment #35446801

    The source code has the following comment: For information about the theory behind this, see Electronic Circuit & System Simulation Methods by Pillage

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    Show HN: Spacy Dependency Parsing Visualizer

    As a frequent user of the Spacy library for NLP ( https://spacy.io/ ), I noticed that it was quite difficult sometimes to know what the various POS tags, dependency labels, and mor…

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    Show HN: Stable Diffusion print-on-demand apparel

    Hey HN, Obviously we are experiencing a surge of stable-diffusion based apps at the moment, but I have yet to see anyone try and map the outputs onto actual physical products that …

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    Comment #32994076

    This is really great and well executed. Well done! One problem I'm beginning to notice is that the connection to the realtime transcription is failing (I just see a loading screen …

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    Comment #32472878

    Yeah, it's a good point, there's no ruling that out, although the cycles would need some explaining I noticed that if you plot just the counts of submissions each hour, it shows a …

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