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fzaninotto
2y ago
It can solve sudoku. It took 119s to solve this easy grid: _ 7 8 4 1 _ _ _ 9 5 _ 1 _ 2 _ 4 7 _ _ 2 9 _ 6 _ _ _ _ _ 3 _ _ _ 7 6 9 4 _ 4 5 3 _ _ 8 1 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 3 _ _ 9 _ 4 6 7 2 1 3 _ 6 _ _ _ _ _ 7 _ 8 _ _ _ 8 3 1 _ _ _
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Why does the Mac installer require admin right and a restart? Giving admin rights to an installer requires trust in the vendor. Supertone Shift is just a newborn. I cancelled the installation because of that. I would love to test the techno
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3y ago
Great article. Now what happens when you apply this idea and let a LLM continue a chain of thought beyond mere question answering? Some form of artificial consciousness. We've made this experiment: https://marmelab.com/
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New client-side hooks coming to React 19
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EU Declares War on GreenWashing
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Documentation: The Key Enabler for Open-Source Success
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3y ago
Finally! Someone managed to build SQL on Rails. It only took 11 years. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0_PK1eDQyVg
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3y ago
Many open-source developers just want to code and get paid. But do they pay open-source developers to do the same? Or do they pay companies to sell them a product or service? In that case, they should build a product or service, not a tool
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Anatomy of a Profitable Open-Source Project
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What's the point of going to the office if everyone is hiding from everyone else?
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3y ago
Bravo, the demonstration is genuinely impressive! Next Step: Incorporate this library into image editors like Photopea (via WebAssembly) to boost the speed of common selection tasks. The magic wand is a tool of the past. I'd pay for su
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3y ago
Several years ago, I purchased a Unicomp keyboard to address ongoing wrist discomfort. While it effectively alleviated the pain, it introduced another issue that was far more disruptive: the noise level of the keyboard made it difficult for
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3y ago
react-admin https://github.com/marmelab/react-admin
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3y ago
You're right, and it has already started. See for instance "Building AI-Augmented Apps With React-Admin" ( https://marmelab.com/blog/2023/08/09/ai-augmented%20react-ap... )
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3y ago
React-admin lead dev here. Short story: Refine and react-admin were in the same low-code space (targeting developers) until today, but it seems they've pivoted to no-code (targeting non developers) as they go after ReTool. Long story
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3y ago
Many neuroscientists think like you, see Attention Schema Theory [1], popularized by Michael Graziano at Princeton University. This is a form of Illusionism [2] - according to Graziano, consciousness is an illusion. I've explored this
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You're right that consciousness is notoriously hard to define, and the various experts working on the subject (neuroscientists, evolutionists, philosophers, and computer scientists) haven't yet reached a consensus on the matter. M
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Show HN: Molly, a chatbot showing signs of consciousness
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Building Artificial Consciousness with GPT-3
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Is React Having an Angular.js Moment?
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100% agree. Check e.g. this UI for moderating product reviews: https://marmelab.com/react-admin-demo/#/reviews When clicking on a review, the detail appear on the same page. This allows to quickly browse through r
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Client-side full-text search in CSS (2013)
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Great idea, but you stopped too early. By being a bit bolder, you could have solved the problem of open-source funding. The idea: Train your bot based on the code reviews of prominent open-source contributors. Next, let the user choose the
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Using Copilot to review code and fund Open-Source projects
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React without useEffect: Just use a framework
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Because of SEO: SPAs aren’t good at using robot time efficiently
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Hi, react-admin core developer here. My opinion is that Refine is a copycat of react-admin with deceptive marketing practices and no soul. - their API and code is a carbon copy of react-admin - most features are half finished - their benchm
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4y ago
If you're building a B2B app: - Supabase on the backend (REST APIs are a solved problem, no need to spend a single hour on it) - Auth0 for authentication (too risky to manage authentication manually) - react + react-admin SPA on the fr
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Multi-Tenant Single-Page Apps: Dos and Don'ts
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Copilot made me an augmented programmer
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