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by cube2222 4y ago
As a contrary point, I lived 5 minutes on foot from the office and still greatly preferred staying at home (even though I didn't expect that to be true before I switched to remote). The ergonomics of an office workplace can't comp
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by cube2222 4y ago
> The dev can't be a freelancer because a freelancer with a full time, fixed hours, single customer is illegal in many places. In many countries where that's the case, it's fine if the company you're freelancing for i
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by cube2222 4y ago
This looks quite cool! I'm not sure though why I would use this over the original jq. However, I can definitely see the value in embedding this into my own applications, to provide jq scripting inside of them. Shameless plug: As I&#x27
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by cube2222 4y ago
In Poland we have BLIK for a few years already. All major banks participate in it, and it's both P2P (send to target phone number, which will behind the scenes resolve to a bank account) and web payments (use a one-time code from your
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by cube2222 4y ago
An important difference is that afaik Babashka is an interpreter, so will be fairly slow. It's fast at starting . While this is LLVM JIT, so will compile the Clojure code to native code just-in-time, and then run the native code.
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by cube2222 4y ago
This looks so cool! It does look like it has some technical similarities to Julia, with the LLVM JIT and such. It'd be great to see some benchmarks. Also see the GitHub[0], which looks like the author put a ton of work into this so far
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by cube2222 4y ago
That looks cool! Though it looks like it only works for Java-based Lambdas, unfortunately. Does it only work with HTTP Lambdas / manual invocations, or does it also play well with others, like SQS subscriptions? I think that's th
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by cube2222 4y ago
This looks great! One problem I've noticed is that with my adjustable desk (Jarvis) I found that following guides on "proper pose" the correct height of my desk is 26 inches when sitting down (and I'm not short), while t
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by cube2222 4y ago
This look very cool overall! Could you please explain the tradeoffs vs tools like Hugo and Docusaurus?
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by cube2222 4y ago
Partly yes, but not fully. The idea is not to go back to the Software Engineer asking the Ops team "Hey, can you provision a Postgres database for me please?" and then waiting a week for it. It's that the Software Engineer ta
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by cube2222 4y ago
The semantics of standard CI/CD providers are in practice very ill-suited to more advanced Infrastructure-as-Code use cases (triggering other stacks based on changes, multi-repo workflows, etc.), so building on top of them would add a
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by cube2222 4y ago
Software Engineer at Spacelift[0] here - a CI/CD specialized for Infra as Code (including Terraform). A pattern we're seeing increasingly commonly are Platform Engineering teams doing the bulk of the work, including all the fundam
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by cube2222 4y ago
Second place for a few hours and ~1k points resulted in around 50k unique visits. If your website is a collection of static files and you're hosting them on S3+CloudFront or something similar (GitHub pages works too), then it'll w
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Adventures in AWS Lambda Land – Lessons Learned(spacelift.io)
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by cube2222 4y ago
Having had experience with it from a "backend for the frontend" perspective, GraphQL is nice because it gives you an API for free and does partly decouple the frontend team. At the same time, with most backend GraphQL frameworks t
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by cube2222 4y ago
Hey! I didn't prompt anything specifically, it came after a line of variations from a definitely-not-icon-looking picture. Though I'd try tags like "iOS icon".
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by cube2222 4y ago
Hey! There is no technical documentation available right now other than the readme. I'm planning to write it around September-December (together with a website for them). You can share your email at jakub dot wit dot martin at gmail an
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by cube2222 4y ago
Thanks for these phrases, they actually look really nice! Time to buy more credits.
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by cube2222 4y ago
Thanks, haha! My blog source code is hosted on GitHub[0] and deployed to GitHub Pages. Everything is done automatically by GitHub Actions. You can see the image arrangement code in the source of the article - it's just rawhtml with in
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by cube2222 4y ago
Glad you liked it! Not sure about "iteration". I mostly did a lot of experimenting. If you have something like "let's add a helmet to this", then that's basically 5 minutes to a good result. The whole process t
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by cube2222 4y ago
Since the image is RGB 1024x1024, and the random seed is noise (as it is for diffusion models), I guess it would be quite long.
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by cube2222 4y ago
Glad it brought you some fun! Could you please link to the specific ones you liked most? That would be very valuable to me.
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by cube2222 4y ago
Moreover, the current Dalle UI already does that. When you run a phrase, you get four images. Those images will stay in your history, but the ones you like you will save with the "save" button, so that they're in your priva
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by cube2222 4y ago
Appreciate the feedback! I'll keep it mind, as I might still end up choosing a different one. The chosen one is closer to my original vision, but you do have a point that the yellow ones look more polished.
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by cube2222 4y ago
Here[0] is a very good presentation about it. But overall, you have to think about the context Dalle has seen similar images in the training set. If it's seen them on an art sharing site, then it's probably good to mention such si
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by cube2222 4y ago
Yes! A really cool way to work with it is to generate a bunch of images, arrange them on a transparent canvas (i.e. in Affinity Designer), and then ask Dalle to fill in the gaps. For example see here[0], where I've combined a picture o
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by cube2222 4y ago
Definitely check out this[0] presentation for tips around working with Dalle. [0]: http://dallery.gallery/wp-content/uploads/2022/07/The-DALL%C...
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by cube2222 4y ago
Agreed. At the end of the article I also described a bit how I would see the evolution of such a tool, and it looks like we're thinking very similarly. --- Though I think the real breakthrough will come when Dall-e gets 10-100x cheaper
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by cube2222 4y ago
Glad you liked it! It was definitely lots of fun (both the original process, as well as describing it). And indeed, seeing what Dalle will draw when telling it to visualize stuff like "data streams" was very interesting.
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by cube2222 4y ago
Mods: I see the title got the purpose of the logo edited out, but I think at least adding "a logo for my Open Source project" would be a much better title.

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