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XCSme
10mo ago
Is the word "stamppot" ?
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10mo ago
> beyond LLMs to specialized approached Do you mean that in this case, it was not a LLM?
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10mo ago
That's true. In this context I used "sending" to mean the entire send <-> receive flow.
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Prevent others sending emails using your domain name
(uxwizz.com)
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XCSme
10mo ago
This looks cool. Any way to add extra connectors? For example, can I let it connect directly to my UXWizz MySQL database?
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10mo ago
I have zero success with most ads. Checking the session recordings in my UXWizz dashboard, I can see that 90%+ of visits are usually bots or fake users.
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10mo ago
Planning to scale UXWizz, I'll narrow down the niche I'm focusing on (to be targeted more towards web agencies), and I'll go all-in on educational content (tutorials).
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10mo ago
This month I will start creating tutorials for uxwizz.com (I got a Raspberry Pi 4, and I will write a blog post on how to set-up LAMP stack and run your own UXWizz dashboard locally on a PI)
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10mo ago
Most likely, as Adam directly "credited" their revenue issues to AI (which makes sense, tailwind was making money by selling pre-made components, but now the AI can generate those for you).
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10mo ago
Off topic: why do people keep posting on medium?
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10mo ago
I tried playing against it, I didn't have many expectations, but even though I blundered a bishop on move 3 due to a mouse-slip, I could still checkmate it in 6 moves. To me it seemed like it makes random moves.
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10mo ago
Don't most social platforms tank reach if you add a link to your post or as a first comment?
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10mo ago
There are many social posts scheduler, like: https://publishq.com It is probably quicker to click one button in an interface, than write it in plain language. And for writing in plain language, you can use any tool-enabled LLM a
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10mo ago
I will spend most of my time on building/growing my main product: https://www.uxwizz.com I am also planning to "vibe-code" a piano-learning game: https://ultimidi.com (placeholder landing page for now)
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10mo ago
My point was that it's not trivial to migrate away from blogger.
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10mo ago
I also have a blogger.com blog. Why? Because I had it for 20+ years, and I still didn't find an easy way to automatically migrate it to WordPress.
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10mo ago
You have to manually upload all your balances? Or how does it work? Wouldn't keeping it up to date a hastle?
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10mo ago
How does this compare to n8n?
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10mo ago
What's wrong with the PHP stack? I also use it for my UXWizz platform, which is sort-of a more modern Matomo, and it has worked great so far, very robust and almost no security or upgrading issues (I don't use composer though or e
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10mo ago
> If anyone has this tech, plz let me know! I have no idea, it was my first thought when I thought of modern color filters.
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10mo ago
What about taking 3 photos while quickly changing the filter (e.g. filters are something like quantum dots that can be turned on/off)?
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10mo ago
So, for a 3x3 image, the input data would be 9 values like: R G B B R G G B R ?
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10mo ago
I am confused by the color filter step. Is the output produced by the sensor RGB or a single value per pixel?
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10mo ago
Kind of, LLMs still use randomness when selecting tokens, so the same input can lead to multiple different outputs.
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10mo ago
Not sure if it's a joke, but I don't think LLM is a bijective function.
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10mo ago
I am not sure what's the stereotype, but I tried using langchain and realised most of the functionality actually adds more code to use than simply writing my own direct API LLM calls. Overall I felt like it solves a problem doesn'
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10mo ago
I am coaching table-tennis, and sometimes I tell people that we only actually "learn" while we sleep. So, without sleeping, the brain doesn't have time to "save" the new information for future use. Not sure if it&#x
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10mo ago
Only 10b active params and close to SOTA?
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10mo ago
I didn't even notice that, I assumed it was the latest GPT version.
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10mo ago
Funny how they didn't include Gemini 3.0 Pro in the bar chart comparison, considering that it seems to do the best in the table view.
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