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No. Some dude that launches rockets did, though.

Damn, those squids are getting smart

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.

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%.

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.

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!

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.