16:[[33882497,{"by":"kirillzubovsky","descendants":174,"id":33882497,"kids":[33885112,33885781,33883799,33887543,33883481,33885697,33887182,33885066,33883601,33887605,33887425,33886975,33884258,33883839,33890208,33883245,33886462,33885355,33883557,33885701,33884619,33885348,33884762,33883479,33889082,33886990,33889380,33886618,33891258,33886319,33891864,33883687,33884315,33883477,33886047,33891557,33887285,33885147,33887326,33887944,33884636,33884440,33888201,33887263,33889470,33884169,33887490,33886999,33886900,33887740,33896445,33889950,33887060,33883807,33889596,33887810,33885326,33891044,33888405,33885687,33886380,33890101,33891700],"score":313,"text":"In my exploration of OpenAI, I just created a domain-name search that takes business description as an input, and generates interesting domain names for it. It then uses DNSimple API to check if .com is available.

In my view it is a much easier way to find a suitable domain, as the AI thinks of a much large pool of possible names than my own brain. SmartyNames found its own name, using the tool itself.

Hope you enjoy it! https://smartynames.com/","time":1670343602,"title":"Show HN: Domain Name Search with AI","type":"story"}],[33622411,{"by":"sam98brown","descendants":50,"id":33622411,"kids":[33645839,33645219,33645783,33645535,33645256,33644938,33645257,33645421,33645129,33622668,33645109,33647661,33646510,33645337,33645090,33645907,33646160,33645300,33652110,33646053,33645293,33646652,33646037,33645814,33646128,33647706,33645817,33645918],"score":22,"time":1668604539,"title":"Lenis – Get smooth or die trying","type":"story","url":"https://lenis.studiofreight.com/"}],[33593631,{"by":"curious16","descendants":503,"id":33593631,"kids":[33596401,33598891,33595888,33599895,33598423,33594264,33593888,33594596,33596211,33600435,33595545,33601637,33596229,33596361,33594094,33595590,33594492,33594153,33595535,33594286,33596187,33595136,33595903,33594824,33594152,33594326,33600928,33596480,33596322,33595420,33599214,33593916,33594932,33602062,33596233,33594254,33596858,33594522,33594374,33597606,33596150,33594067,33595206,33598768,33595036,33595961,33598160,33595713,33596633,33603198,33594654,33599036,33595203,33594719,33604960,33594814,33594419,33599556,33595378,33597026,33594212,33594616,33594159,33595750,33594475,33601108,33598965,33597900,33601018,33601769,33593904,33607719,33603352,33599283,33595543,33593962,33600551,33602701,33594826,33602702,33595048,33598140,33594291,33601925,33602259,33595865,33596823,33594484,33594448,33598876,33617894,33611964,33605148,33601934,33603510,33598173,33597504,33604845,33604548,33598933,33604278,33597089,33607307,33597281,33596047,33599181,33594637,33600622,33600362,33599757,33594307,33594776,33597655,33595329,33605178,33595722,33595297,33614149,33602273,33596741,33597395,33599920,33604411,33598463,33596193,33594716,33598228,33594287,33610685,33595532,33594037,33600088,33594820,33603379,33594054,33595432,33596168,33601746,33603464,33595321,33613142,33613845,33604906,33599891,33609485,33602635,33601118,33602586,33602353,33594150,33620267,33596713,33594365,33597193,33594946,33602825,33598493,33595586,33604476,33597703,33597407,33596139,33602034,33597231,33606510,33595780,33595465,33596777,33597224,33594816,33595581,33594578,33606018,33594667,33602456,33656729,33595279,33595237,33600493,33595351,33598093,33605527,33602856,33597545,33594168,33604382,33603780,33595269,33597266,33599169,33598818,33595033,33603202,33599637,33600031,33605482,33595157,33595945,33603129,33596380,33601080,33601197,33593973,33594874,33765095,33601171,33599236,33594891,33621095,33594612,33598676,33602930,33598588,33604695,33603667,33599923,33653942,33655001,33597278,33594727,33595515,33596235,33597717,33604772,33594063,33604463,33600758,33599874,33598994,33597858,33602992,33596241,33598988,33598004,33604641,33599641,33601718,33595740,33597877,33603411,33596000,33598204,33600039,33602308],"score":804,"text":"Sometimes it takes a book or a course (or explanation from a mentor) for a topic to finally click for you that you were struggling with for a long time.

For me, it was Stanford's EE261 course that made Fourier Transform click for me. Here is the link: https://see.stanford.edu/course/ee261

Similarly for deep learning it was fast.ai courses.

For programming it was How to Design Programs at www.htdp.org.

Your topic of choice may be anything, not necessarily CS.","time":1668432713,"title":"Ask HN: Do you recall any book or course that made a topic finally click?","type":"story"}]]

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created:	October 2, 2022
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