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Who wants this

Hi op, great app. What's a rough time and $ estimate for the Claude cost of such a refined outcome, with all those vector assets, animations, options?

Thank you.

Thanks!

This is not advertised on their page, did you make this up?

I believe image classification/analysis by deciders (not just OCR, not everything is about text) is still lacking.

Cloudflare's Clef had fair results on my test, but it's larger and slower. Wondering about Strands.

Unfortunately this seems nauseously US-centric, like most of the genre.

"Latest tech shit with the occasional gem" (like this post) is a deeply accurate, if not slightly depressing, description of HN.

You know when rivers run not-low? In winter when we need to heat all those freezing homes. Crazy how that works. Yup, it's not ideal in a summer heat wave... but that's precisely when solar can shine.

We need both until we've solved storage. There's no need for more false dichotomies and FUD.

Don't forget about the rest of the world which does not use imperial and have access to plywood stock that is e.g. 18mm birch in metric standard dimensions for the cut sheet. Being able to customize what stock I have access to locally and adjust measurements and cuts automatically, e.g. rounding to cm not quarter inches.

Oops! Car dependency has consequences!

Seeing the amount of complaints in this comment section, I sure start to question the average savvyness of the average HN reader.

Yes, josm is an ugly java tool but this did not prevent me from doing a lot of mapping back in the days.

The bootstrap.css example shows a lot of very random highlighting around numbers (some are blue, others black) and rule names (some are purple, others black).

While the premise is neat (syntaxes and tokenizers are pretty similar, how much diversity can humans possibly come up with??), this does not inspire much confidence in the accuracy.