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CrypticShift
1,036karma·560submissions·November 1, 2022
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Spent ages awhile back delving deep into sorting audio tools into a multi-dimensional framework, convinced that deciphering their taxonomy would unleash their full potential. It's frustrating how…
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> you would want to define a list of allowed tags that the AI can select from? Yes.
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There is no shortage of bookmark managers. I think you are better off concentrating on a "simple chat" UI for bookmarks and keeping it clean (hiding the left bar...). I would pay for this if…
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In a late-stage capitalist society (i.e., heavily dematerialized), you're almost asking, "What would a capitalistic world without ownership look like?" That sounds like an oxymoron to m…
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> First, copyright is not "ownership of information" This is historically a very good point. Although I'm not versed in the specifics of legal jargon, it's hard to ignore that t…
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I mean, you are already "performing"; it's not as if it is computer-generated (or drawn with the mouse), so it should already be "humanized." I believe the real issue lies wit…
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While you certainly succeeded in simplifying the UX, I'm not for simplifying the data on food. Is there any database of "concentrations of vitamins, minerals, and micronutrients" you co…
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If I'm discussing Apple TV, I'll start by using simple old-media analogies that stick, saying it's like Cable-VOD or a stack of video tapes by your TV. The important thing, I think, is …
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I've come across the tech pages of these two ethical consumer guides : https://www.ethicalconsumer.org/technology https://guide.ethical.org.au/guide/browse…
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What sets Anytype apart as a local player is its notion-style databases, and I believe it is unique in that respect. If the outlining experience is good enough (drag/drop, collapse...), I will de…
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I mean that when I import a new CSV, I sometimes want to merge its rows with an existing Anytype database objects if key columns are identical. For larger personal databases, I find that I often need …
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Previous (recent) discussion : https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36799548 Commendable breadth in your vision ! but might I suggest going more... atomic? As someone who leans toward…
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Most people don't prioritize self-augmentation; their aspirations lean towards contentment, stability, and the quintessential 'normal life'. The pursuit of self-enhancement often isn…
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The trajectory we're seeing with quality small AI Models, coupled with the self-imposed censorship and the foreseeable scarcity of high-quality training data due to new copyright law, leads me to…
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I have this reflex to first click on "pricing" on the menu, and was momentarily taken aback before I understood it was for the core service at kadoa.com. This seems similar to histre.com…
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Condemning aggressive settlers is easy, but who will object to seemingly benign, peaceful "normal" families who are just seeking "normal" suburban Americanesque living? . It is the…
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I see that the recent releases have focused on tables and properties. The logical next step could be to integrate the two : creating a unified system of tables designed to handle properties — essentia…
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> The latter There are now AI based methods to remove vocals / specific instruments. most free ones are not realtime : online : https://moises.ai/ local : https://g…
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> random numbers which are somehow interpreted as music My initial reaction was similar. Nonetheless, I'm making an effort to embrace the diversity of what music can mean to different individ…
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What is the best? Managing personal data is so "personal", the slightest annoyance could make all the difference. For me, the best is a feature-rich, well-maintained, and well-designed app. …
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Here are ways to do it by simply adding files to an online interface. I mention them only because they are quite straightforward (and free) to set up. - https://notebooklm.google/ (US…
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FM synth programming can feel like a dark art for starters. It's much less straightforward to dial in a specific sound compared to, say, subtractive synths. Now imagine a synth that reverse-engin…
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Just some ideas I've seen: - As a first step, we may want to sort tracks by similarity. With Spotify API, each track has attributes that could be used to easily "map" the tracks mutual …
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What about speed? Is the adoption of SD Express slow compared to previous standards? I never see any computer (or smartphone) specs advertising "microSD Express" speeds, and it is already 4 …
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I have zero knowledge of AI training, but is it possible that, soon, the line between training per se and fine-tuning will get technically so narrow that some groups can feed tens (or hundreds ?) of G…
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Yeah, they both have DBs, and you can kind of outline inside pages. The difference is that, technically, in a "real outliner", each "node" (or line) is (by default) a different ent…