chrisweekly

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by chrisweekly 2mo ago
sounds great; is any of it published / OSS?
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by chrisweekly 2mo ago
not nitpicking; huge difference between 0 and 1 competitor
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by chrisweekly 2mo ago
Related tangent: I recently bought an inexpensive consumer CO2 monitor for under $40. It confirmed my suspicion about air quality in my home office; after a few hours, levels rise above 1000ppm unless I leave a window partway open. Mid-afte
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by chrisweekly 2mo ago
Yes! And, whether it stems from research or not, putting yourself out there and talking to other people is one of the most fundamentally important things you can do for your career and your personal development as a human being.
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by chrisweekly 2mo ago
(edited 2023) agreed mods should append a year given how fast things have been changing
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by chrisweekly 2mo ago
k3-256 consumes half the quota, so... yes? (assuming the user isn't making use of the larger context window)
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by chrisweekly 3mo ago
Pretty sure a similar approach should work using smolvms from smolmachines.com
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by chrisweekly 3mo ago
(sigh) I was replying to: >"If you’re a small shop and have a need for a little database, what do you use?" not the rest of the comment. mea culpa for not quoting that specific Q. Edit: as for the rest of it, I love using Obsid
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by chrisweekly 3mo ago
yeah, interactivity would be next-level (as several others in these threads have mentioned)
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by chrisweekly 3mo ago
SQLite seems to me like it fits the bill.
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by chrisweekly 3mo ago
See https://getdesign.md for a generalized approach to bridging human- and AI-based access to design tokens and style guidelines.
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by chrisweekly 3mo ago
a bunch of happy xonsh users disagree
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by chrisweekly 3mo ago
Awesome post. I think you're spot on w/ your insights. Also your "Design Jam" tool looks pretty cool.
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by chrisweekly 3mo ago
"There is a depth of thought untouched by words, and deeper still a depth of formless feeling untouched by thought." - Rilke Your assertion that we don't think in language is questionable. It runs counter to the lived exp
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by chrisweekly 3mo ago
Yes! Awesome site and post, I'd forgotten about it. Thanks for sharing!
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by chrisweekly 3mo ago
Ah, "average", you imprecise term trying to be a proper measure of cenral tendency; give me "mean", "median", or "mode". Lies, damn lies, statistics, and ambiguous terminology.
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by chrisweekly 3mo ago
I'd be interested in seeing more of your setup, eg if you published a long blog post and/or repo.
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by chrisweekly 3mo ago
For Unlawful Carnal Knowledge is the acronym I've encountered most
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by chrisweekly 3mo ago
plausibly related to a "high ball" (cocktail glass shape, or slang for a personal-use amount of cocaine)
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by chrisweekly 3mo ago
huh? it's clean basic HTML, for all the ones I checked...
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by chrisweekly 3mo ago
TANGENT One of my all-time favorite websites: https://www.themarginalian.org/ Highest possible recommendation for its thoughtful, intelligent, entirely human, poetic writing about various interconnected topics. Maria Popova
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by chrisweekly 3mo ago
Thanks for sharing. Agreed it's a good chart. But I draw a different conclusion. M$ looks pretty iffy: capex/revenue 10% -> 37% in the last 5y, scary trajectory.
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by chrisweekly 3mo ago
(eyeroll) "somewhere in the EU" is still fairly broad
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by chrisweekly 3mo ago
which corner is that, where you live?
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by chrisweekly 3mo ago
Yes! You're gonna love Ismo (the Finnish standup who pokes fun at quirks of the English language). This bit^1 on the word "shit" was the first I saw of him online. I've since seen him live and, I guess if you know, you k
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by chrisweekly 3mo ago
It'd be cool to add a third dimension to reveal.js decks. One of the transition animation options is "zoom", which visual effect is like going into / through the current slide. The Overview mode could be enhanced to show
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by chrisweekly 3mo ago
I feel like the scarcity of (idealized) Product Managers is even more acute.
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by chrisweekly 3mo ago
argh, typo, too late to edit Medawisla https://www.outdoors.org/destinations/maine/medawisla-lodge/
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by chrisweekly 3mo ago
true but tfa's title says "frontier open models"
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by chrisweekly 3mo ago
For those in the northeastern US, I highly recommend a visit to Mesawisla in Maine, it's a national dark sky park with cabins and an AMC lodge that provides fantastic food.

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