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Monitor performance of you Rails applications (self-hosted and free)(github.com)
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by 037 3y ago
Do you remember the movie Under Suspicion (2000)[1], starring Gene Hackman? Can’t say too much without spoilers, but it’s related. [1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Under_Suspicion_(2000_film)
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by 037 3y ago
While we were waiting for the perfect cross-platform solution, we underestimated the web standards that we've always had in front of us, and are slowly becoming the perfect, powerful common denominator.
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by 037 3y ago
> Build123d could be considered as an evolution of CadQuery[1] where the somewhat restrictive Fluent API (method chaining) is replaced with stateful context managers - e.g. with blocks - thus enabling the full python toolbox: for loops,
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Build123d: Open-Source Python Toolbox for 2D and 3D CAD Modeling(github.com)
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The ElevenLabs AI Speech Classifier(beta.elevenlabs.io)
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by 037 3y ago
Yes, sorry for the confusion, you’re absolutely right.
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by 037 3y ago
What really sparked my interest was having WiFi in a chip that only cost maybe 2 usd at the time. Plus, you could find great usb dev boards for less than 5 usd. If I had this stuff as a teenager, I would've lost my mind...
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by 037 3y ago
From what I recall, the ESP8266 was originally just a module designated to provide WiFi capabilities to other circuits, but over time, hobbyists discovered that it had much more potential. Its incredibly low cost sparked its popularity. Esp
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by 037 3y ago
I regard the ESP32-C3 as the natural successor to the ESP8266, but considering the relatively minor price differences on sites like Aliexpress, I'd opt for a more robust option like ESP32-S3, which offers significantly fewer limitation
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by 037 3y ago
This looks like an excellent resource! As someone who primarily specializes in programming and only understands the basics of electronics, I often use esphome[1] for my home automation projects. I want to mention it here as it significantly
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by 037 3y ago
I recently decided to trust Apple with my emails after witnessing a friend lose access to his free account due to some mistakes on his part. After he reached out to Apple's customer service, I was genuinely impressed by the helpful and
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by 037 3y ago
+1 for Gooey. This "auto-GUI" app is a godsend for any script-user seeking to minimize friction. Lately, I've been diving into Ruby (fallen in love with Ruby on Rails) and I'm hoping to come across something similar.
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by 037 3y ago
Considering the number of articles about productivity, overcoming procrastination, and finishing projects that have surfaced on Hacker News recently, it seems like June isn't going too well for many of us :D
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by 037 3y ago
It appears to be fine-tuning: "These models have been fine-tuned to both detect when a function needs to be called (depending on the user’s input) and to respond with JSON that adheres to the function signature." https:/&#x2
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by 037 3y ago
I would never rely on an LLM as a source of such information, just as I wouldn't trust the general knowledge of a human being used as a database. Does your workflow include a step for information search? With the new json features, it
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by 037 3y ago
I'm wondering if introducing a system message like "convert the resulting json to yaml and return the yaml only" would adversely affect the optimization done for these models. The reason is that yaml uses significantly fewer
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by 037 3y ago
Ever since I can recall, I've wanted to write a novel. After a few unsuccessful attempts, about a decade ago I started one and it turned out to be a very long process, especially the editing phase. At one point, I was on the verge of g
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by 037 3y ago
Really interesting, especially the eReader idea! Thank you for taking the time to answer.
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by 037 3y ago
It's so simple, yet brilliant. However, I wouldn't pay more than $2 or $3 for it.
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by 037 3y ago
Not open, but with Anthropic the limit is 100k now https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35904773
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by 037 3y ago
Out of curiosity: can you list some of the other reasons?
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by 037 3y ago
My feeling is that since we sometimes looked away from the phone, they are now sticking it directly to our faces.
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by 037 3y ago
You're right. For me it was relevant because, for some reason, this is the first time I've experienced this feeling while looking at one of the latest 1000 studies on the subject. However, I must admit that I too am feeling a bit
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by 037 3y ago
In the last century, machines replaced craftsmen by doing machine-like work (a handmade nightstand vs an industrial nightstand). Now they will also replace the remaining craftsmen, or the last jobs that only a craftsman could do (just look