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Check out ColabDesign!

ML for protein engineering is incredibly fascinating — and pretty much all of it, including RFdiffusion is built on structure prediction models.

This series of talks by Nazim Bouatta is exceptional, helped me appreciate and make sense of these models. Incredible how you can engineer neural nets to learn with way lesser data when you incorporate the right inductive biases: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL0NRmB0fnLJQPDZh-6utVnRpF...

Interesting, where does Taleb discuss this?

Hey, author of the Mathe Carlo essay here.

Markov Chains is on my list of things to write these kind of explorable essays for, good to know there's some interest for it!

Thanks a ton!

This is a gallery featuring the winners, along with all other entries in the repl.it game jam, where the winner won a Bitcoin.

There are some really amazing games in thee, many built by high school students using repl.it!

Some more info on the jam: https://repl.it/jam

There's currently no hyperlinking support in Xterm.js which this uses :/

It should load in about 30 seconds...

This was a fun project, inspired by Google's Emoji Scavenger Hunt [1]

It's made with ml5[2] a simple to use wrapper of tensorflow.js

[1] https://emojiscavengerhunt.withgoogle.com

[2] https://ml5js.org

Source: https://hunt.4ty2.fun/__repl

Source code: https://blog.jajoosam.repl.run/__repl - 50 lines of node.js :)

Doesn't work on mobile unfortunately :/

It's a view of an actual terminal running this, not just some fancy css

Hi HN!

Some background here: https://twitter.com/jajoosam/status/1083764001375346688

I'd love to try it out! Send a promocode for android?

Simply put, the markdown you type on /cast will be streamed live on the homepage

You can broadcast at https://broadcasting.glitch.me/cast - there's a link on the page which tells you that

I built this with socket.io, on glitch.com!

Github: https://github.com/jajoosam/broadcast

Hi HN!

I built spoofr as a prank in the last few days - my friends wanted to fake like they were working on something when a teacher at school went by + I wanted to fake my typing speed :p

The code is open source, and you can fork it at https://glitch.com/~spoofr

This is really cool - love the look. I built something comparable to this for telegram a while ago - https://writt.glitch.me

I've implemented something like this before, instead of using jsonstore, I'm using goo.gl's api and adding a hash.

https://chhota.ga - it even works on custom domains with just one line of js.

Hi HN!

zap! is a chrome extension which finds more information about what's on your clipboard. It is powered by DuckDuckGo's instant search API.

Github: https://github.com/jajoosam/zap

Chrome Webstore: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/zap/nomaflfabiifkg...

Demo and Landing: https://jajoosam.tech/zap/

Hey HN.

Wrish is an editor that saves text written every 3 seconds. It generates a 6 character alphanumeric hash for saving what you write, and it can be edited again simply by copying and pasting the same url.

It uses QuillJS for the formatting and editing and jsonstore.io for a database.

There is also an option to share a read only version, and Wrish behaves quite natively when it's added to the homescreen in Android phones.

Check it out on glitch to quickly remix/fork the project - https://glitch.com/~wrish

Yeah you're supposed to send the links yourself, It's mainly meant for personal use on group chats.

With polltime you get unique links for each option, meaning people can see options before the click on a link to vote - I think this would increase response rate, but no data to back that

I don't have much of a backend, just Express for form processing.

For a quick setup DB, using https://github.com/bluzi/jsonstore

Thank you :)

That's right, I'd definitely get a DO droplet if a few users converted, but haven't even had one conversion yet.

No, they have refused to provide the encryption keys to Russian security agencies.

Yes, it will.

Just enforced SSL - And if the free embedded service you're talking about is telegra.ph, that is different than writt because you can't write and publish within telegram, you have to use a web interface.

Glitch is made by FogCreek, the guys who co-founded Stack Overflow, and have built Trello and other stuff - so pretty sure they're reliable https://glitch.com/faq#trust

Writt is different from telegra.ph because you cannot write posts to telegraph from telegram, you have to use the web interface, which makes Writt's use cases very different, even though some of them might coincide

Thank you

Indeed, notes in the form of multiple texts and chatting could make things more interesting.