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chrisMyzel
searching PlanetScale…
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chrisMyzel
4y ago
not entirely true, maybe for your ISP, happily able to access - Gutenberg - Zlib - libgen via o2 (not promoting them in any way)
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chrisMyzel
4y ago
I suggest you start getting your hands on the field by getting a job or do help for free in a space related project.
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chrisMyzel
4y ago
only a tiny UI demo https://v2.demo.croply.de/HajV/ - clicking a hex normally loads a historical graph but this has been untouched for >10 Mo
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chrisMyzel
4y ago
With DeepSpeed an SSD and lots of RAM you should be able to run inference with a 8GB card. There’s a thread somewhere on https://discuss.huggingface.co/ doing the math around this
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4y ago
A service like google maps that shows all farm ground (fields, meadows) as colored hexagons representing the crop health (NDWI), updated daily/weekly. Resolution is roughly 50sqm per hex, test case was all Germany. Was ultra hard getti
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chrisMyzel
4y ago
After having moved countless times within the same city I moved all my books to digital and will never look back.
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chrisMyzel
4y ago
I believe OP does not realize how machines talking to machines (in this case: reading from machines) is a central part of our future. It's not only malic. actors as mostly put in the article. We missed making the internet structured so
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chrisMyzel
4y ago
the DB just decided for HN to slow down itself
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4y ago
Do you have any pictures of such an installation?
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chrisMyzel
4y ago
I love Linus' (tech tips) neon-pink rack!
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chrisMyzel
4y ago
I had exactly the same thought when coming to the site!
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chrisMyzel
4y ago
I like the idea but wonder why they have chose such a blurry basemap, it makes it look very very awful, like an early 2000s product.
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4y ago
Growth hacking is something personal to product, i wouldnt consider posting content a growth hack. Understanding the motivations of your users, where they hang out online, automating learning about them, I'd consider these growth hacki
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chrisMyzel
4y ago
sorry for the OT post, wanted to cheer for ploomber - love it for writing pipelines, didnt know your EU based (guessing by ur username?).
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4y ago
Would love to see a video about it, no matter the quality.
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chrisMyzel
4y ago
I think they would not care much for 1), 2) sounds good but might lead to yourself getting into legal trouble 3) sounds reasonable :))) Is this of personal concern to you? I understand our position and responsibility in handling data and da
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4y ago
Interesting discussion. Trying to get to render high performance graphs in the browser and it’s a chore to find good libraries. Found this article about advanced GUIs with godot https://medium.com/swlh/what-makes-godot-
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chrisMyzel
4y ago
Does anyone else think closed AI is turning into it's most weirdest forms and becoming a trend?
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chrisMyzel
5y ago
look at all the post revskill has made…same scheme on other posts
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chrisMyzel
5y ago
Anybody who's affected by this clearly is too late in renewing =)
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chrisMyzel
5y ago
Ory developers emailed me and offered support after I had just expressed interest into the project with someone they know personally - that's a great experience and I have loved watching and using the project since then!
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chrisMyzel
5y ago
why is this getting downvoted?
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chrisMyzel
5y ago
The technology behind crypto is interesting, the hype (and gambling) is not
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chrisMyzel
5y ago
> To make a JS progress bar correctly show precent of data loaded over a network you would need to first know the total data size. correct but what's the problem with determining it server-side
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5y ago
The much I dislike the G company they do a good job of highlighting how to make spotting a scam easy…it feels like first order principles to me…though it's a problem for many not so "internet natives".
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chrisMyzel
5y ago
NVME-oF looks pretty convenient to use, you need two commands (guess since this is directly attached to a switch here only one client side command) to have a remote SSD show up in linux..it doesnt show up as a mounted drive but a /dev&
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5y ago
Youtube & Netflix do this the same way…actually a lot of JS/TS frontend frameworks nowadays have this 1px loading bar at the top which behaves the same way (speedup, slow down never reach 100%)
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chrisMyzel
5y ago
How would a programmable search engine look like to you? Would providing what you look for with a) a search query b) tagging what you are looking for on screen on 3 results and c) getting results at scale sent to you be a programmable searc
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5y ago
You'll be able to get 100s of recipes sorted by whatever you like to sort them after signing up for the waitlist at our website (and wait a little :))…without clicking through websites that is.
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5y ago
Hi Richard, lucky coincidence - we're launching something similar in that regard today [1][2], in general we say "meeh" to search engines (you did not hear me saying that) but I love to keep watching your project from today o
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