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by emson 2y ago
This is really useful I often find I want to spin through different designs and I was wanting something like this for my own projects. Have you thought about being able to go back to previous designs? Would also like to Shadcn components i
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by emson 2y ago
I used this tool. I tried a number of them and this seemed the best: https://vectormagic.com/
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by emson 2y ago
Cool I’ll try it out. Thanks
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by emson 2y ago
I felt I needed to add some kind of license, I also wanted to get attribution back to this website for traffic purposes. Dare I admit that I just asked ChatGPT what to use... I then got it to create a Python script to apply the license to
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by emson 2y ago
It's been fascinating experiment. The stuff you can now do, its like having scaffolding to help you. You can create all the tools you need yourself and can host it for virtually nothing. I just upgraded Cloudflare to the $5 plan (btw I
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by emson 2y ago
Ah I see, my bad will update. Thank you!
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by emson 2y ago
Apologies I hit my Cloudflare limit and being based in Europe didn't see it until this morning.
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by emson 2y ago
Thanks! I know it's controversial but it has taught me a lot about building with AI, as well as the legal and copyright parts. I experimented with a number of prompt styles this was an example of one I used on Midjourney: "Vector
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by emson 2y ago
I looked at a bunch of Vectorising tools, and in the end used https://vectormagic.com/ It works really well, although I had to do all the conversions manually. They do have a bulk tool, but wanted to try this out first. It
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by emson 2y ago
Thanks so much for the feedback. I used Svelte 5, and I think there is bug that doesn't refresh the page correctly, I'll dig into it. I have to say on the whole Svelte is a really nice framework - before this I'd never built
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by emson 2y ago
Yep, point taken. I wanted to try the easiest thing to completely build a directory only using my own agents, and other AI tools. Ultimately I'd like to build some kind of software based on feedback and traffic.
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by emson 2y ago
Yes, sorry to fuel the fire a bit. Its hard to know how to handle this now, LLMs have made content cheap, and anyone is going to make it.
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by emson 2y ago
Yes, https://agentwebfactory.com is my project service that creates directories and websites. Agreed about the content, it is too AI created, and can certainly fuel distain. Mmm point taken about the crediting - my bigger goal
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by emson 2y ago
This has been an experiment, and it does appear that people will use the tools more and more. Unfortunately we can't escape it - which I agree doesn't make it right. Perhaps some kind of better licensing? The nature of these tools
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Show HN: I built a free SVG Web site(websvg.com)
60 points by emson 2y ago|46 comments
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by emson 4y ago
Great article, it does make you think what more we could be doing to track and recycle waste. There must be a data analytics play here?
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The Secret to Mastering ML(medium.com)
3 points by emson 8y ago|0 comments
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Cutting-Edge Face Recognition Is Complicated. These Spreadsheets Make It Easier(towardsdatascience.com)
1 points by emson 8y ago|0 comments
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by emson 10y ago
I have been trying to find the perfect static site hosting solution - although a little bit engaging AWS offers the best flexibility and cost (if you use the free tier). Anyway I created a course on how to do it all: https://www
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by emson 10y ago
At the end of the day it boils down to consistently making content and publishing it in multiple channels. Read Content Machine by Dan North and Authority by Nathan Barry. Both books give you really good insight into how to make "stick
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R Programming: Advanced Analytics in R for Data Science(coursenut.com)
2 points by emson 10y ago|0 comments
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Machine Learning: Hidden Markov Models in Python(coursenut.com)
1 points by emson 10y ago|0 comments
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The Complete Ethereum Course: Get 0.1 Ether in Your Wallet(coursenut.com)
2 points by emson 10y ago|0 comments
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Python Course: Introduction to Face Detection(coursenut.com)
3 points by emson 10y ago|0 comments
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Watch Ep 56 Tale of the Flying Rabbits, the Online on Sky Go(go.sky.com)
1 points by emson 10y ago|0 comments
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by emson 10y ago
Fantastic. I recently used Elixir for scraping courses off Udemy. I've put the results of this into a site, http://www.coursenut.com Also I've added an Elixir course promotion to: http://www.coursenut.com&#x
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by emson 10y ago
Great course by the way +1
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by emson 10y ago
Nerves looks like a really exciting project. IoT is only going to get bigger and as a result there are a number of problems to overcome. Things like how to do remote deployment and version handling to the devices. Also with Nerves you can w
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by emson 10y ago
Great article thanks. One of the things that helped me learn Elixir was to play Elixir golf - it gives you a feel for the language and strengthans your thinking in a functional way. Anyway check out http://elixirgolf.com Disclai
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by emson 10y ago
So if anyone is interested here are some "Elixir" quine attempts: http://elixirgolf.com/articles/elixir-quine-self-replicating...

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