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by brylie 2y ago
I don’t know if it meets all of your criteria but SUSE might be an option: https://www.suse.com/products/server/
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by brylie 2y ago
All sorts of things. I’m often thinking of ideas while walking or riding the bus. For example, I make plans for an English discussion group I’m facilitating while walking to the class. Or I’ll iterate on software project ideas as they come
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by brylie 2y ago
I would gladly do that too if Claude supported voice-to-text prompting like Whisper. I use ChatGPT around town and can’t always type easily. That and it is easier for me to speak stream-of-consciousness than slowly typing my thoughts. Typin
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by brylie 2y ago
Start with the customer needs rather than the technology. Do you have some specific product ideas? Those ideas would help steer technology decisions, particularly during the initial prototyping phase.
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Python Dependency Injector with minimal boilerplate code(github.com)
1 points by brylie 2y ago|0 comments
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by brylie 2y ago
What would be your top choice for a post-Git VCS and why? I’m interested to try alternatives.
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by brylie 2y ago
> Mercurial was started almost at the same time as Git by Olivia Mackall, a kernel hacker at the time, motivated, just like Linus, by the BitKeeper and SourcePuller drama of spring 2005. Perhaps ironically, the now open-source BitKeeper
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by brylie 2y ago
Interesting that the examples use XML for structuring/annotating the prompts. Is there any available comparison of using XML, JSON, or even Markdown for prompts and structured output? Markdown would seem like the prompt format with the
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by brylie 2y ago
Good point, the cadence and intonation can feel unnatural. I still believe that voice user interface is one of the more power and profound shifts these tools offer. They’re among the first generation of technologies that can parse human spe
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by brylie 2y ago
The voice user interface for natural two-way conversation is GPT’s killer feature. Gemini also suppports voice input, which I use to make interactions easier on desktop. Hopefully Anthopic will add at least speech-to-text support, although
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by brylie 2y ago
I use ChatGPT and similar tools like Grammarly to improve my writing and expand on ideas. It’s important to review any output from the models and consider how closely it matches my intentions. Likewise, I’ll usually revise the output rather
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by brylie 2y ago
The final products will likely be built by or integrated into downstream companies' services. The Overture Maps Foundation's main aim seems to be to release comprehensive geodata with a consistent structure (schema). ""&
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by brylie 2y ago
Note that the reforms suggested by the author are primarily normative, not legislative: """ More specifically, we’d try to implement these four norms as widely as possible: 1. No smartphones before high school (as a norm, not
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by brylie 3y ago
As another commenter pointed out, this survey probably suffers from selection bias https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Selection_bias
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by brylie 3y ago
Indeed. I shared what I thought was a detailed and helpful generative response to further the discussion and hopefully receive feedback from those knowledgeable on the topic. It's disappointing to see it met with downvotes and flagging
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by brylie 3y ago
Which other frameworks are you referring to when comparing documentation? For shared reference, here are the latest Django docs: https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/5.0/ And Django 5.x docs on DevDocs, which mirrors
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by brylie 3y ago
In case it's useful to anyone else researching VJing tools/techniques, check out the Awesome VJing list: https://github.com/LimeLimeW/awesome-vjing
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by brylie 3y ago
I'm having difficulty understanding the Resolume products/pricing structure. I'd like to create some visualizations based on music I'm making, such as to create YouTube videos. Would I need only the Avenue VJ software to
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by brylie 3y ago
> there is a schema, it lives in their incomprehensible code I’ve started to think of this as a diffuse schema. I.e. the schema never really goes away in “schemaless” databases. It just spreads throughout the application in helper functi
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by brylie 3y ago
This editor can be used with the Godot engine for environment, level, and asset creation via the Qodot plugin: https://qodotplugin.github.io/ It would be really cool if Godot had an in-editor 3D modeling tool similar to Tre
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Blender Open Movies. Featuring all the production files, assets, and artwork(studio.blender.org)
214 points by brylie 3y ago|40 comments
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by brylie 3y ago
I like how the Blender Foundation creates Blender Open Movies with the intention to improve Blender by using it in a production environment. https://studio.blender.org/films/
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by brylie 3y ago
Very cool! I hope they add support for Godot Engine soon.
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by brylie 3y ago
They used paragraphs to separate complete thoughts. Note, GP explicitly mentions the following in their last paragraph, and make no claims that the appendix is useless: > This idea that the vermiform appendix is some deep evolutionary my
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by brylie 3y ago
Cool beans :-)
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by brylie 3y ago
Viewing the latest UI docs (version 4.x) would probably be more helpful. https://docs.godotengine.org/en/stable/tutorials/ui/index.ht...
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by brylie 3y ago
It’s a great idea. I’m learning Finnish via the chat and noticed some issues. - invitation email link is huge, does it need so much entropy - the web application is borked on iOS (no audio recording, buttons don’t work) - inline translation
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by brylie 3y ago
We are building some educational video games and considering starting a company to help sustain the effort. If possible, it would be great to publish the source code and game assets as free/open software and free cultural works. Howeve
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by brylie 3y ago
Here's a Kagi summary: Notation Must Die explores the history and criticism of modern Western music notation. It discusses early Greek, medieval and Renaissance notation systems and how Guido of Arezzo standardized staff lines and solf
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by brylie 3y ago
TLDR from a memory of watching this video a couple of months ago: Despite many attempts at various musical notation systems, they all have trade-offs. Detractors of standard music notation aren't always forthcoming with the trade-offs

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