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Cross-platform desktop app with YOLOv8, Tauri, Rust, and SvelteKit
(linzichun.com)
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7mo ago
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auraham
7mo ago
Do you know what is the purpose of the staging build? Not sure why the author requires that flag when building the binary.
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auraham
8mo ago
I highly recommend Build a large language model from scratch [1] by Sebastian Raschka. It provides a clear explanation of the building blocks used in the first versions of ChatGPT (GPT 2 if I recall correctly). The output of the model is a
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auraham
8mo ago
Can you explain how to build the installer? I pressume you bundle python and typescript in a single binary.
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Tauri vs. Iced vs. egui: Rust GUI framework performance comparison
(lukaskalbertodt.github.io)
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8mo ago
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Convolutional Neural Network Visualizations
(github.com)
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auraham
9mo ago
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auraham
9mo ago
Can you elaborate on this? After skimming the README, I understand that "Who art Henry" is the prompt. What should be the correct 19th century prompt?
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Build Your Own ML Framework
(mlsysbook.ai)
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9mo ago
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auraham
10mo ago
I gave it a try a few months ago. The first thing that I searched for was the REPL. Comparing it with Python, I prefer ipython over irb. It would be nice to see some improvement on DX on the REPL side
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auraham
10mo ago
Updated revision (2022): https://nlp.seas.harvard.edu/annotated-transformer/
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The Annotated Transformer (2018)
(nlp.seas.harvard.edu)
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auraham
10mo ago
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The Illustrated Transformer
(jalammar.github.io)
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auraham
10mo ago
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auraham
10mo ago
I was about to mention that.
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auraham
10mo ago
Wonder if Wails have the same issue on Linux.
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Learning Rust: Download and deserialize 10 000 files in 9.833 seconds
(rup12.net)
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10mo ago
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Implementing Trie with Auto-Completion in Python – Step-by-Step Guide
(llego.dev)
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10mo ago
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auraham
11mo ago
I thought this article was about using Rust for mobile development, like Tauri on Android.
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auraham
11mo ago
Have you tried cocoindex? [1] https://cocoindex.io/ [2] https://dev.to/cocoindex/how-to-build-index-with-text-embedd...
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auraham
1y ago
Can you elaborate on this? How is npm/cargo/etc better than pip on this regard? As far as I know, files like requirements.txt, package.json, cargo.toml are intended to be used as a snapshot of the dependencies in your project. In
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auraham
1y ago
I gave it a try a few months ago, but did not work for me. My main issue is that atuin broke my workflow with fzf (If I remember correctly, pressing ctrl + r to lookup my shell history did not work well after installing atuin).
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auraham
1y ago
I am aware of that option. However, AFAIK patching links do not prevent the user to press Back button.
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auraham
1y ago
Another advantage of using Elixir/Erlang/Phoenix is high availability. If one client/incomming requests is taking a lot of time to complete, other users are not affected. We can even inspect the system in real time via iex. P
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auraham
1y ago
That is an interesting mix. Wonder if it is possible to send messages among Erlang VMs in different pods. If Kubernetes is not involved, passing messages between Elixir nodes is easy. We just need the name of thr node (and a cookie, if need
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auraham
1y ago
Demos on youtube?
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auraham
1y ago
Can you elaborate on how React was a better fit than LiveView for your use case? In my opinion, the main drawback of LiveView is that we assume that the user do no click on the Back button of the browser. In other words, if the user changes
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auraham
1y ago
I tried helix a few months ago. Before that, I gave it a try several times. The editor is fine, but I always go back to vim and vscode for these reasons: - In vim, I can use vim-fugitive [1] to easily run git add and git commit. Not sure if
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Elixir LiveView Single Binary
(mrpopov.com)
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auraham
1y ago
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1y ago
Related: Rust Dependencies Scare Me [1] [1] https://vincents.dev/blog/rust-dependencies-scare-me/
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auraham
1y ago
Thanks for sharing!
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auraham
1y ago
Why Can't We Make Simple Software? Interesting talk about complexity: Complexity is when your systems interact. A complex system can become unreasonable. A complex system cab be generative and surprising! https://www.youtu
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