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by aziis98 10mo ago
I know this is a bit out of scope for these image editing models but I always try this experiment [1] of drawing a "random" triangle and then doing some geometric construction and they mess up in very funny ways. These models can&
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by aziis98 11mo ago
> Pointing capability: Gemini 3 has the ability to point at specific locations in images by outputting pixel-precise coordinates. Sequences of 2D points can be strung together to perform complex tasks, such as estimating human poses or r
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Nuxt Studio Alpha Release(content.nuxt.com)
3 points by aziis98 11mo ago|0 comments
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CSS Extraction Library for Vite and Preact(github.com)
3 points by aziis98 11mo ago|1 comments
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by aziis98 11mo ago
This is a small TailwindCSS alternative based on a css template literal. I was inspired by styled-components and EmotionCSS, which however do not work well with ViteJS and specifically Preact. I wanted something more optimized than other CS
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by aziis98 1y ago
It's not clear to me what problem this is trying to solve Edit: Ok so this is just a dag cell evaluator on top of jsonata [1] (that looks like to be a small data processing language to evaluate expressions) [1]: https://gith
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by aziis98 1y ago
I didn't know about https://e2b.dev/ but I was looking for something exactly like that. Does anyone know about any self hostable alternatives?
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by aziis98 1y ago
I think this article can be interesting: https://www.seangoedecke.com/inference-batching-and-deepseek... Here is an example of what happens > The only way to do fast inference here is to pipeline those layers by having o
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by aziis98 1y ago
I'm just can't wait for a globally scaled rag system. I think that will be a turning point for search engines. For now there is only https://exa.ai/ that is currently doing something similar it seems.
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by aziis98 1y ago
I successfully converted a typst report to md/mdx last week using this technique. For complex layout primitives I just told the llm to write a comment with a warning todo of the missing part it wasn't able to convert
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Cwise.js – component-wise operations for ndarrays(github.com)
1 points by aziis98 2y ago|0 comments
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by aziis98 2y ago
Yeah I really like Astro too, I often just start with the minimal template [1] that is just a couple of files. I used to do many experiments with custom SSG some time ago but since Astro came out I can't change back anymore. If you don
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by aziis98 2y ago
I agree about relational languages. It's absurd when I think that SQL and Datalog came from the same foundations of relational calculus. It's just so much lost expressive power. I really like what PRQL [1] did, at least it makes t
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Pomsky – Next Level Regular Expressions(pomsky-lang.org)
3 points by aziis98 2y ago|0 comments
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by aziis98 2y ago
Most common regex implementations are not composable at the language level but there are more modern alternatives like Pomsky [1] that introduce bindings and actually make regexes composable expressions. By the way regular expressions are &
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by aziis98 2y ago
What I don't like about these state machine DSLs is that they are not really composable at the "machine level". It is a known fact that FSM are equivalent to regular expressions [1] Alternatively, a regular language can
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by aziis98 2y ago
Related video by Steve Mould about "Spintronics" [1] Mechanical circuits: electronics without electricity https://youtu.be/QrkiJZKJfpY [1]: https://upperstory.com/spintronics/
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by aziis98 2y ago
I also think about this sometimes, maybe not as only memory model but a simple scripting language with tight integration with sqlite would be pretty cool. P.S. Actually if think I saw something similar somewhere in the past, if it comes to
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by aziis98 2y ago
I hope one day people will realize that configuration languages can just be implemented by adding a "--run-total-sandboxed" to their favorite language i.e. a flag that disables while loops and recursion making the language non Tur
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by aziis98 2y ago
Note: If one writes a cell with "you can install this with `curl | mdx`" this ends up in an infinite loop xD.
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by aziis98 2y ago
Thanks I didn't know about that! Still sometimes I have to share files between computers/phones with old browser versions (and without the ability to install anything and without cables) that have outdated https certificates so mo
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Show HN: Mup – A micro web file uploader to easily share files over LAN(github.com)
15 points by aziis98 2y ago|5 comments
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by aziis98 2y ago
I'm tring to write a minimal tool in Go to deploy and manage CD for my self-hosted projects. I've tried many things but still none fit exactly my needs (I deploy many static websites so I want that to be effortless but I still wan
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by aziis98 2y ago
It looks like the first argument passed to tagged templates is always the same across all invocations for the same callsite. > This allows the tag to cache the result based on the identity of its first argument. To further ensure the arr
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by aziis98 2y ago
Wow this is awesome, I just tried to thinker with this and you can actually build "lexical hooks" using this feature [1]. As syntax I tried with use`state` use`memo` and this feels kind of readable. [1]: https://gist.gi
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The Mechanical Neural Network (MNN)(youtube.com)
1 points by aziis98 2y ago|0 comments
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by aziis98 2y ago
One of my favorite ideas in this space is Lotus Improv. It lets the user edit and view arbitrary "tensors" and not just 2d or 3d data. The UI/UX is fairly intuitive and I'm sad no one developed the idea further. It'
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by aziis98 2y ago
The link to the repo looks broken https://github.com/ajeetkharel/gpt2-from-scratch/
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Web-native Unix-like development environment(wanix.sh)
48 points by aziis98 2y ago|5 comments
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by aziis98 3y ago
I can't wait for more languages to adopt the "?" operator [1] like the Rust one. It's just syntactic sugar for "if expr null return null" but makes it far easier to write code in a more monadic style. (mostly w

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