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by c-fe 2y ago
Im slightly surprised mine won 3rd place, I believe they liked my simplicity and visualisation. Hosted at https://isbnviz.pages.dev But honestly, I find both of these better: - https://bwv-1011.github.io/isbn-vie
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Winners of the $10k ISBN visualization bounty(annas-archive.org)
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by c-fe 2y ago
I think the language problem will become less of a problem in the future due to (1) more (young) people living in citys and (2) all young people in cities speaking english. At least compared to previous generations imo. This could be my sub
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by c-fe 2y ago
This is close to the idea of convex splatting (recent paper) in which convex shapes are used to approximate these real 3d objects as they are better suited than gaussians
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Transitioning to SwiftUI with Server Driven UI in the HEMA App(engineering.q42.nl)
1 points by c-fe 2y ago|0 comments
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by c-fe 2y ago
I sometimes reminisce about the 2010-2020 deep learning and reinforcement learning etc era, as a student I did some projects in that domain back then and it felt very approachable and relatively easy to get into it compared to how I (most l
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by c-fe 2y ago
Very cool visualisation! There are more cool submissions here https://software.annas-archive.li/AnnaArchivist/annas-archiv... Mine is at https://isbnviz.pages.dev
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by c-fe 2y ago
Winner not yet chosen. More cool ones are here https://software.annas-archive.li/AnnaArchivist/annas-archiv...
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by c-fe 2y ago
Oh wow I did not know and dont have the hardware to run it locally unfortunately
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by c-fe 2y ago
I would actually love if it would just ask me simple questions (just yes/no) when its thinking about something i wasnt clear about and i could help it this way, its a bit sad seeing it write out the assumption and then take the wrong c
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by c-fe 2y ago
Thanks, ill check it out!
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by c-fe 2y ago
I dont think its hyperbole. Im young and I have friends my age that also use these AI tools in ways that seem borderline nauseating to me. A friend of mine built a whole polished project page for his app with cursor, and when I watched him
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by c-fe 2y ago
I think there is potential for a new python web framework with batteries included (like django) but using newer paradigms (typing, …). Fastapi itself is a nice concept but its a bit of a mess (the main author just keeps closing bug issues a
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by c-fe 2y ago
I used a command to make it always hidden, and I just reach it via Mission Control, been liking this setup a lot especially since i use Mission control extensivley via the trackpad
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by c-fe 2y ago
the numba in your name is convincing me to give this a try! But good idea - I see the point, If I understand you correctly you say with n_cores==10, doing 50 batches that a pool schedules on any free core will reduce the chance of one core
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by c-fe 2y ago
the no-GIL threading indeed looks very promising, thanks for mentioning it. Unfortunately I think its just a bit too new today to use it in production - at least thats the feeling I get reading the docs.
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by c-fe 2y ago
Not really anything new in there. Been dealing with python concurrency a lot and i dont find it great compared to other languages (eg kotlin). One thing I am struggling with right now is how do I handle a function that its both I/O in
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by c-fe 2y ago
Nice one, i like your transpose function, as python-numpy user in past years, but kotlin this year, i really missed the transpose function the most for this day one. My code: https://github.com/charelF/AdventOfCode&#x2F
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by c-fe 2y ago
With multiplication the question makes sense due to the commutative property but division does not have that so the question becomes ambiguous... And now I see that the model even points this out.
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by c-fe 2y ago
Love this. I created (half-jokingly, but only half) the concept of a monofile (inspired by our monorepo) in our team. I have not managed to convince my colleagues to switch yet, but maybe this package can help. Unironically, I find that in
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by c-fe 2y ago
In the Netherlands, I think it is possible to apply for a fulltime job and then after some time ask to work part time and i think your employer can not discriminate against you. They may not like it so maybe best to discuss with them in adv
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by c-fe 2y ago
> which you don't Im interested, why would you not want that when prices are negative?
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by c-fe 2y ago
Zanders | Amsterdam, NL | Software engineer | Hybrid & Onsite | Python (FastAPI, Pydantic, SQLAlchemy) The Navigator https://navigator.riskquest.com is a leading Dutch-market bank transaction analytics platform used by our c
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by c-fe 2y ago
Its common everywhere in germany and also other countries, and why is it obscene and ludicrous?
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by c-fe 2y ago
and the apple support community: https://discussions.apple.com/welcome
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by c-fe 2y ago
Zanders | Amsterdam, NL | Software engineer | Hybrid & Onsite | Python (FastAPI, Pydantic, SQLAlchemy) The Navigator https://navigator.riskquest.com is a leading Dutch-market bank transaction analytics platform used by our c
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by c-fe 2y ago
I wish them success ... but with a website that looks like this I doubt their engineering efforts. https://mobifree.org (screenshot: https://imgur.com/a/TITC9bN )
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by c-fe 2y ago
good point - yeah D1 i think is sqlite based. for my toy projects that hasnt mattered so far but for more complex projects i see how this is a big difference, thanks for pointing out!
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by c-fe 2y ago
I have used Cloudflare D1 before - how does Neon compare to D1?
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by c-fe 3y ago
I really like the effect but im also on safari on a newer macbook this machine is practically made just to render blurs well

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