flockonus

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by flockonus 2y ago
To overemphasize in a complex topic as good | bad is overly simplistic and doesn't help at all. Hardly anything is complete good or completely bad, it's meaningless to make a black or white point.
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by flockonus 2y ago
Finally!!! Hope the next dark pattern to be banned: buttons on a website should have consistent design! So tired of having the opt-out (inconvenient to provider) buttons disguised as text.
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by flockonus 2y ago
It's a good consideration, together with the fact browsers already have IndexedDB embedded. One use case still for in-browser apps like Figma / Photoshop-like / ML apps, where the application code and data is very big anyway,
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by flockonus 2y ago
React started as a library.. at this point it has server side components, and a world of plugins. As for anything that has patterns of building with, will argue it's a framework.
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by flockonus 2y ago
Is there a main usage goal in mind? Some thoughts are: 1. when i see other addresses i want to explore those as well, perhaps see how it relates. 2. add time ordered replay
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by flockonus 2y ago
Well the question you saw coming (hopefully) - how does it compare to Prisma use cases? One thing I really like about Prisma is only updating my schema and having migrations generated as the "diff".
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by flockonus 2y ago
What about units that cost sub-cent? For examples, I've seen private company stocks being $0.0001 Not sure why you'd need to make a note in the internal representation, vs. leave adapters to handle conversions.
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by flockonus 2y ago
Ironically "Gary" (the rival) in pokemon series is exactly that in many of the old games, he keeps getting stronger and challenging you like a boss!
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by flockonus 2y ago
Faces of dice would be useful to include.
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by flockonus 2y ago
> Turing proposed that a human evaluator would judge natural language conversations between a human and a machine designed to generate human-like responses. The evaluator would be aware that one of the two partners in conversation was a
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by flockonus 2y ago
Are we ready yet to admit Turing test has been passed?
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by flockonus 2y ago
I don't quite get an abstraction like this, if in the end both in our minds and through [trans|com]piler it's necessary to know the underlying abstraction in details(?)
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by flockonus 2y ago
If helpful to author, on M1 no errors, can see 15+ fps at all times.
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by flockonus 2y ago
Well maybe you found a very specific niche, but for mkt landing page most ppl would prefer one of the very mature competitors that collect analytics, offer insights, capture email, have templates, etc.
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by flockonus 2y ago
About pricing, it's strange that neither specify access to the generated source code? Not sure what audience you have in mind.
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by flockonus 2y ago
I wouldn't even consider Repaint if i don't have access to the source code. I see it as a good starting point (like Figma), but i'll never rely on a WYSIWYG editor alone. As presented only makes sense for competing with Wix f
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by flockonus 2y ago
Subliminally heart warming. Just look how the article ends: > Forever :elasticheart: Open Source
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by flockonus 2y ago
I think they are saying: trademark your product name (open source in this case), make sure it's used only as approved. Altho i believe it does go back to the license attached to the product.
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by flockonus 2y ago
Prices similar to Vancouver, BC. Source: https://vancouver.craigslist.org/search/apa#search=1~map~0~0...
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by flockonus 2y ago
Few doc choices are as annoying as using GIF to show code that i should read in 2 seconds.
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by flockonus 2y ago
> someone could still hit the CDN at 10k requests/second CDNs have mechanism to rate limit that you can easily configure, and they will be better at this than a ruby gem (no offence to that). On Ruby you're taking on the rate l
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by flockonus 2y ago
Have you considered putting cloudflare or similar CDN with unlimited egress in front of your bucket? Reading your blogpost I don't fully get how the current signing implementation can halt massive downloads, or the "attacker"
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by flockonus 2y ago
fyi that is likely to be a crime, at the very least has been cases of websites being punished for linking to illegally distributed IP (even if not hosting it).
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by flockonus 2y ago
> Y’all, Datadog and Prometheus are the last, best metrics-backed tools that will ever be built. You can’t catch up to them or beat them at that; no one can. Do something different. Build for the next generation of software problems, not
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by flockonus 2y ago
I feel dizzy, specially with the stuff happening at my body.
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by flockonus 2y ago
It's interesting! But the spatial aspect of having to place the windows i believe will become a huge annoyance. Sure is a good way to start, but imo you'll need much more ergonomic points of transversing, and nail for at least a c
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MeshAnything – Converts 3D representations into efficient 3D meshes(buaacyw.github.io)
303 points by flockonus 2y ago|69 comments
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by flockonus 2y ago
MeshAnything generates meshes with hundreds of times fewer faces, significantly improving storage, rendering, and simulation efficiencies, while achieving precision comparable to previous methods.
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by flockonus 2y ago
Likewise, i'm baffled by intelligent people [in such denial] still making the reductionist argument about token prediction being a banal ability. It's not. It's not very different than how our intelligence manifest.
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by flockonus 2y ago
PoS is a superior mechanism design than PoW from the fact that miners acting in bad faith in PoS have their stake burned so they can't keep on acting bad. While to mess with PoW miners only need to guarantee temporarily excess hash pow

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