0mbre
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odd. I've contacted them. Thanks for the input
thanks for the input, tbh my expectation were pretty low to start with :D
I am thinking since my account hasn't posted in a while they might have an automated mechanic in place cause I am sure this wasn't a human action. It was instant.
I dont think thats it cause it was instant, in a non human time.
Thanks for the input though
I've deleted the previous one.
It does look like that, but it's not (wouldn't take you long to find out why too)
Posted by
0mbre on Sunday October 11, 2026 @11:43AM
from the ask-hn dept.
I have tried a couple of time to show HN a open source project I am releasing and got an instant(non human) [flagged] mentioned in the title. I wonder why that is. I have been on HN for a long time and nothing should be suspicious about my account. Any ideas on what could be going on ?
Posted by
0mbre on Sunday April 05, 2020 @07:21AM
from the ask-hn dept.
Before starting to work on a new project, I would normally try to map a competitive landscape, using google search, Crunchbase among others.However, I discover most of the relevant competitors after starting to work on the actual project as people will start pointing to this or that competitor, which is often very useful.Have you felt this problem before? And how do you go about researching the...
Working on applying machine learning to source code to increase code maintainability.
It started with a semantic search engine for Javascript codebases:
https://codecue.com/ and now working on the accompanying code analysis tool that would guarantee efficient searchability of the code
I'd be curious to see an example of code that looks bad but yet is easy to grasp mentally. I do think these 2 features that you describe "easy to run mentally" and "look good" are correlated.
A software's usefulness is not correlated to how well it was architected. What I like about Laravel is that its fairly complex code base that is mostly composed of tiny and expressive functions
At some point in Martins book, he mentioned a forgotten codebase from one of his friend that was solely composed of tiny functions but yet achieve a fairly complex effect. That's the kind of feeling I had working at Laravel (admittedly it's been a few years). React codebase, on the other hand, seem less human-friendly, it seems to require some prior knowledge of the code to be able to dive into.
Posted by
0mbre on Monday July 29, 2019 @12:28PM
from the ask-hn dept.
I am rather fond of the concepts described in "Clean Code" by Robert Martin but it seems that in real life, a really high-quality codebase is hard to come by.While I am asking myself this question, the only one that popups to my mind would be Laravel: https://github.com/laravel/laravel (PHP)One could think that a codebase as popular as React (https://github.com/facebook/react) would be a...
Thanks! Custom dataset indeed on the todo list. The feature is half done already, I should be able to release it soon.
I will investigate further but still very cool, thanks!
Yes, this a known "bug". It was pretty heavy to make it work so felt back to just breaking the next node connection and adding a note to the backlog
That was my first serverless app and really enjoyed it. It has some quirks but gets you up and running in no time. FYI I used serverless.com
That would be really awesome. Do you have a source as to why this would work ?
Thanks! The frontend is made with React and Typescript, backend is AWS serverless
Yes looks like it. I make a note to handle that more gracefully
might actually be a bug, if you can save the model and send me the URL I will check it out
I see the cons indeed, however I thought it would be really cool to continue training of a promising model in a more capable environment in just a couple of click.
Thanks for taking the time. Keras functional API export coming soon. The rest will follow.
Thanks for reporting. I haven't done a lot of testing outside of Chrome, will check this out.
1- Indeed. Part of the vision for AiFiddle is to make a educational tool.
2- Yep fairly easy win too as I am using Cognito for auth.
Thanks for the feedback
Thanks. GUI is built using React with Typescript. Backend is serverless.
Good catch. Thanks. Indeed due for a perf update.
Posted by
0mbre on Tuesday January 29, 2019 @07:19AM
from the show-hn dept.
Love the index technic! Every notebook that I use rapidly becomes unbrowsable. Go find those notes you took on the phone with a client last week in the middle of all the scribbling.
Something that is helping me a lot recently is trying to know all there is to be known about the tools/concept that I am using and the problem that I am solving. Too often have I used tools I half understood to solve problem that I didn't define clearly enough.