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ng-henry

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About ng-henry

https://henryn.xyz

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    Comment #46470424

    Who needs Google Maps and a browser when you can have interactive maps over SSH? Made with Rust, ratatui for terminal rendering on the backend, and xterm.js for terminal emulation …

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    Comment #43838175

    this looks so cool!

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    Comment #40460673

    congrats on the launch!!

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    Comment #40139278

    We aren't changing the data, just changing how the graph is displayed.

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    Comment #40137921

    See this comment I posted in another thread: Yep this is only for stuff that we've crawled, so we can't detect all of your links. Because we have limited crawling resources, we rat…

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    Comment #40137914

    We just haven't crawled your site yet! There's a lot of links so we can't crawl them all :(

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    Comment #40137882

    Yep this is only for stuff that we've crawled, so we can't detect all of your links. Because we have limited crawling resources, we rate-limit the crawling by domain so we don't ge…

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    Comment #40137160

    The hairball was much worse before. I used a lot of techniques from this paper [1] to make it look decent and a bunch of other heuristics based on other papers to make it look info…

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    Comment #40137135

    I started off with my favorite blogs and recursively explored from there based on what they linked to.

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    Comment #40137004

    To get their topics? I used a basic louvain community detection algorithm, then put all the URLs into GPT with some few-shot prompting tricks to get it to output a particular topic…

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    Comment #40136978

    Yeah I used cytoscape before but it didn't have the full customization that I wanted. Besides the performance issues, there were some problems I couldn't have solved without a cust…

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    Comment #40136866

    Nice! I looked through the logs and saw that you linked to it in this article: https://www.adithyabalaji.com/datascience/2021/05/17/Analyzi...

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    Comment #40136209

    I scraped my favorite blogs and made a graph from the domains that each blog links to. You can see clusters forming of websites that talk about similar topics, like crypto, rationa…

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    Show HN: Resonant – discover and search high quality blogs

    Hey! Me and my friend made a feed + search engine for high quality blogs. We wanted to make it easy to discover new blogs / articles based on what you have liked before. To do this…

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    Comment #36881297

    According to another comment, someone tried disabling Font and Cosmetic Filtering on uBlock and it worked for them?

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    Comment #36881275

    You can adjust the time where it says "Maximum trip duration".

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    Comment #36850638

    Not sure if something like this exists yet, but certainly do-able within my implementation. For example, when choosing the best route, it penalizes every transfer by 120 seconds [1…

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    Comment #36850551

    Hey, thanks for the feedback! Greatly appreciated. 1. Yes I think "locking" makes sense. The entire action of viewing the paths to different destinations still needs to be polished…

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    Comment #36850332

    Hahaha you discovered it! Originally I had waterloo because I study there, but I removed the city from the picker as I thought HN wouldn't know what Waterloo was :). It even suppor…

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    Comment #36849200

    ~~getting job interviews~~ haha just kidding...I'm unsure of whether this is useful at all to transit companies, but one goal of this project is to make transit cool and help peopl…

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    Comment #36849149

    Experienced this problem too in Toronto, when Google Maps wouldn't give transit + bike directions (which are often much faster than transit + walk). As you know the city more thoug…