Ameo

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by Ameo 1y ago
sqlx is my favorite way of working with databases in Rust hands down. I've tried alternatives like Diesel and sea-orm. To be honest, I feel like full-blown ORMs really aren't a very good experience in Rust. They work great for d
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by Ameo 1y ago
Shadertoy for geometry - Geotoy https://3d.ameo.design/geotoy Most core functionality is finished, and it's ready to go. Still some work to go on docs, tutorials, and polish.
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by Ameo 1y ago
This has to be at least the fifth LLMpeg I've seen posted to hacker news in the past few months. This whole repo is a single 300 LoC Python file over half of which is the system prompt and comments. It's not even a fine-tuned mod
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by Ameo 1y ago
I used this at a previous company with quite good success. With relatively minimal effort, I was able to spin up a little standalone container that wrapped around the service and exposed a basic API to parse a raw address string and return
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by Ameo 1y ago
> The model source code and weights will also be provided upon final publication. Page 59 from the preprint[1] Seems like they do intend to publish the weights actually [1]: https://storage.googleapis.com/deepmind-media&#
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by Ameo 1y ago
> runes basically infecting the entire codebase Yeah sadly the stores the author talks about here aren't the right way to do things anymore in modern svelte and they're all-in on Runes. Stores were a big part of the reason I li
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Non-Pointless Software Projects for New Devs in the LLM Age(cprimozic.net)
17 points by Ameo 1y ago|0 comments
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by Ameo 1y ago
Sounds similar to my own experiences trying to debug GH actions locally. I've tried twice now to get it working, pulling down many GBs of images and installing stuff and then getting stuck in some obscure configuration or environment i
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by Ameo 1y ago
Extremely cool! It's interesting and honestly encouraging that this kind of thing can be discovered and understood using just "simple linear methods" and high-level analysis of patterns in layer activations.
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by Ameo 2y ago
This was a great read and had just the right amount of detail to satisfy my curiosity about the process without being annoying to read. Huge props to the author for coming up with this whole process and providing such fascinating details
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by Ameo 2y ago
The part of Svelte 5 which bothers me the most isn't the syntax changes for Runes, but rather the significant increase in complexity that the new API brings. The `Proxy`-based state management API is a perfect example of this. The int
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by Ameo 2y ago
A cynical takeaway from this is that it's hard to write good code and it doesn't really matter if you do or not. Most code at every company I've worked at and project I've built is littered with technical incorrectness a
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by Ameo 2y ago
The GoL example it loaded with seemed to be running way slower than I expected it to. It turns out that there's actually a `usleep(1000 * 100)` call in the code which was inserted to make it easier to see the output; the actual kernel
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Optimizing Advent of Code D9P2 with High-Performance Rust(cprimozic.net)
3 points by Ameo 2y ago|1 comments
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by Ameo 2y ago
My primary worry here is that this would hurt the open web - whether or not splitting out Chrome into a separate business would be good for consumers in and of itself. It's true that Google adds a lot of things to Chrome or their own b
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by Ameo 2y ago
No that does not work either. You get an error like this: » pip3 install supervisor
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by Ameo 2y ago
What ecosystem are you comparing to? Any C/C++ project with even mild complexity has a good chance of being extremely difficult to build due to either missing libraries that have to be installed manually, system incompatibilities, or c
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by Ameo 2y ago
I used an app on my phone called Scaniverse I'm sure there are others as well
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by Ameo 2y ago
Wow - the in-browser demo ( https://arthurbrussee.github.io/brush-demo/ ) runs way more performantly and renders much better-looking results than any other I'd tried in the past. It loaded my 50MB .ply file almost i
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by Ameo 2y ago
A huge congrats to the Weird Gloop team on this, and to the League of Legends community for what's certain to be a huge bump to the availability of high-quality information and community space. As others have pointed out, the RuneScape
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Fixing a bug in Google Chrome as a first-time contributor(cprimozic.net)
645 points by Ameo 2y ago|165 comments
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by Ameo 2y ago
A while ago I created a project that embeds artists on Spotify using word2vec: https://galaxy.spotifytrack.net/ It uses data about overlap in listenership between different artists to determine which artists are related to
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by Ameo 2y ago
I've tried out and written about[1] KANs on some small-scale modeling, comparing them to vanilla neural networks, as previously discussed here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40855028 . My main finding was that KA
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by Ameo 2y ago
I've not tried their hosted version no. I doubt that there would be a seamless way to switch between them since all the data lives in Clickhouse, but I could be wrong.
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by Ameo 2y ago
I use the docker-compose setup they provide. There are only two containers iirc, Clickhouse and their web server. Stuck it behind a NGINX frontend and it works just fine.
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by Ameo 2y ago
I'm a very happy self-hosted Plausible user for years now. Solid, simple, and easy to maintain.
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by Ameo 2y ago
This is the _exact_ scenario described in the novel Permutation City by Greg Egan. There's a whole little spot devoted to describing one of the character's setups for having their own little agents to pretend to be them in order
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by Ameo 2y ago
Very good suggestion, thanks. I'll fix that
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Trying Kolmogorov-Arnold Networks in Practice(cprimozic.net)
146 points by Ameo 2y ago|22 comments
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Subdividing and Deforming Arbitrary 3D Meshes(cprimozic.net)
1 points by Ameo 2y ago|0 comments

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