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http://www.fishnet.in - Bookmarks with annotations. They're grouped into folders that you can make public/private to use as personal bookmarks, to assemble a portfolio, build a reading list, save your thoughts on articles, etc.

It's my first web app, built on Flask, and driven by my own need for such a tool.

Re: Ask HN: What are you working on?

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Earlier quoted context omitted.

Why is the email "learnsoft352@"? Why not something like "learnsoftconsulting@"?

Good thought. LearnSoft@ wasn't available, so I just included the local area code at the end as an alternative. Just finished this mockup today, so it's still rough. Thanks for your input.

If you're advertising tech solutions, then surely you should have something better than a gmail account. Kind of suggests that you don't know how to set up email for your own domain name.

Re: Ask HN: What are you working on?

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In my "free" time lately writing a book on Software Performance and Scalability. After that will write a sequel to a sci-fi comedy I published earlier this year titled The Dread Space Pirate Richard. Also want to put more time into 2 experimental/speculative software projects, one that does election processing, the other involving taxes and electronic transactions. Not expecting to make money with either. Mainly for…

I've spent a lot of time learning and experimenting in the are of performance and scalability. I am curious about your book, willing to share 2-3 paragraphs?

Yes! It's mostly in the outline stage now, gathering test readers and P&S experts for feedback, and only a few pages of actual chapter content have been written. Please send an email to the address in my HN profile, if you're interested in seeing more.

Re: Ask HN: What are you working on?

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I'm trying to investigate the learning of artificial neural networks by using methods from mathematical logic.

whew! Can you tell me more? I work in a very related field.

Sorry for the delay of this answer.

I'm still at the very beginning with this project and have no interesting results yet :(

There is a model relationship between artificial neural networks and sets of sentences in a formal language. One idea is to track sets of sentences during the training of a network and see if something interesting can be found.

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