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Re:OpenAI requires NDA for employees to keep equity on Saturday May 18, 2024 @07:50AM (#40398215)
No. Some dude that launches rockets did, though.
Re:Sqids – Generate Short Unique IDs from Numbers on Saturday November 25, 2023 @05:04PM (#38417153)
Damn, those squids are getting smart
Re:Learn Machine Learning on Thursday November 23, 2023 @10:45PM (#38400476)
As someone that has just started learning machine learning I can say that, in my experience, Pytorch is way more beginner friendly than TF. I had a hard time to setup TF in order for it work with my GPU. On the other hand pytorch was a breeze.
Re:Write More "Useless" Software on Wednesday October 18, 2023 @11:52PM (#37938158)
Jesus... how often do you clean your keyboard? :)
I also use the shortcuts app, but since I dont have a smart outlet it just send me a notification (on my apple watch) when battery charge is above 80%. I also have another shortcut to notify when battery is bellow 20%.
Re:Show HN: AI powered meme search, open-source on Friday September 03, 2021 @03:14AM (#28401268)
Search by text have interesting results. Try "jina.ai".
Sorry if I missed your point, but I fail to understand the irony here. As far as I can tell, their concern is reasonable if you take in account that a new influx o high paid employees might drive real state prices up (which in fact could benefit some people) making rents skyrocket.
Re:It can all go to zero on Friday January 19, 2018 @02:55PM (#16189213)
I can help
Do you mind sharing the organization's name?
I made an app to help me study guitar scales: https://www.coolfretboard.com/

Basically it's a guitar/bass fretboard where you can select a scale and a root note, then it displays the notes of that scale on the fretboard. It also has a bit of info about the scale, like the intervals used to build it.

Initially I didn't plan to publish it, but since it was barely decent I tried to put it online. I just spent a few bucks to buy the domain, but it don't cost me anything to keep it online, since it's just a static page and I use Netlify to host it. Btw, Netlify is awesome! Highly recommended!

Re:Making a virtual machine in Google Sheets on Wednesday July 05, 2017 @09:21AM (#14702162)
First Doom, then Google Sheets on Google Sheets and then Crysis!
That's really cool! Thanks for making this website, it's absolutely useful, it might save a lot o projects. I can tell that because I have myself posted on Show HN and my submission never made it past the /shownew. Probably because it was not that interesting to HN's audience, but I can imagine how many really cool projects end up buried in there.