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hi_hi
1y ago
These starter kits are great. I'm a complete electronics newbie but was always interested, but found the sheer choice of equipment on offer, and the fear of buying a bunch of kit that wasn't compatible to be a barrier to getting s
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hi_hi
1y ago
For those who want a "down under" flavour there's the great https://boganipsum.com.au/ G'day Boyter :-)
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1y ago
Thanks for introducing me to this. I hadn't previously considered there was a range of tools for kids to work with cardboard. It makes perfect sense. I'm excited to try some of these with my kid. Paired with the Microbit and bag o
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1y ago
This backfires on me, almost every time. I reply in kind with "hello". There can then be many hours to sometimes days. Either they then reply AGAIN with "hello" (arghhh), or even worse, there is no reply, and I break ask
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1y ago
Ah, yes, of course. I wasn't trying to make quite the esoteric point. More specifically that currently, if starship succeeds, it will be good business for SpaceX and enable them to launch many more satellites around earth at a cheaper
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1y ago
It's a clear positive for SpaceX. How much humanity stands to gain has yet to be seen.
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1y ago
While undoubtedly technically impressive, this left me a little confused. Let me explain. What I think I'm seeing is like one of those social media posts where someone has physically printing out a tweet, taken a photo of them holding
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1y ago
Great. Thank you for taking the time to do that.
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1y ago
Are you able to share. I would love to see real world success stories of LLM use cases and integrations, beyond the common ones you see often (code gen, story gen, automated summaries, etc)
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1y ago
So it seems like the future is people to write in a command prompt style for llms to better parse and repeat back our information. God I hope that isn't the future of the internet. How about an emoji like library designed exclusively f
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1y ago
I think this is a bit overblown. Brave and Safari we're both private when I just tested. Chrome not so much, but thats expected.
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1y ago
For context, the latest iOS update is ~3.2GB, and the changelog highlights are basically 8 new emojis, some security updates, some bug fixes. It makes me want to cry.
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1y ago
Yeah, dealing with auth can be painful. The adonis provided auth and bouncer do a decent job of abstracting some of that away, but like most js implementations, it's got rough edges (the docs and vids really help). I'm not familia
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1y ago
I'm currently building out an app using AdonisJS. Its billed as a Rails like experience but in node. https://adonisjs.com/ I did a comparison between Rails, Adonis and Fiber (a Go "framework") before settling
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2y ago
As a kid, the OS's supported me in learning. They were simple, intuitive and rewarding. I'd click around and explore, and discover cool things like a Wheezer music video, or engaging puzzle games. There was no one who could help m
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2y ago
Reminds me of an old joke about a policeman who pulls over a poor driver. The driver complain "But I haven't been in a single accident", the reply from the policeman, "Yes, but you've caused dozens". Some peopl
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2y ago
Does Google have an LLM based AI experience for Android? What are they doing differently to avoid the problems plaguing Apple. The core technology in both can't be that different. Or is it an expectation thing? I feel like they may be
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2y ago
Haha, I'm gonna admit it, all these years and I thought gorilla/guerilla was one of those American/British spelling things, like cheque/check or gaol/jail. Boy do I feel stupid.
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2y ago
I came to the exact same conclusion accidentally in my first role as a Tech Lead a few years back. It was a large enterprise CMS project. The client had previously told everyone they couldn't automate deployments due to the hosted plat
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2y ago
Thanks for this. I'm not familiar with MCP, but having (briefly) read your link it appears to enable a use case I've been expecting where a chat window could replace the entire website experience (probably better suited to larger
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2y ago
I love this, thanks for sharing.
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2y ago
Can someone do a similar analysis which explains clearly why I can see the moon during the day sometimes. I kinda understand intuitively, as the sun and moon obviously have different orbits, but I'd love to see actual visualisations of
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2y ago
Naming antics aside, the article makes a good point I've heard previously about the importance of the Internet Archive. Are there any search experiences that allow me to search like it's 1999? I'd love to be able to re-create
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2y ago
"enshitification" suggests otherwise
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2y ago
Has there been any research on how LLMs perform as recommendation engines? I'd assume there isn't any algorithms provided weighted comparisons based on my viewing habits, but rather a fairly random list that looks like its based o
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2y ago
Me: Great, an article Not about about AI. clicks_link Me: Oh FFS
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2y ago
I was accidentally one of these once. I fixed a long standing bug that was a companies top priority for several months and no one had been able to fix it. They were talking about re-writing an entire app to resolve it, at a cost of 100'
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2y ago
Imagine you are creating a 3D flight or space simulator. You would need to use the quaternion system to avoid your camera/craft from experiencing gimbal lock. It can have other uses for things like inverse kinematics too.
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2y ago
I am in awe of anyone who worked on bringing forth such projects into the world. In the mean time, in my little corner of the world, a team of people are struggling to conjure up a relatively "simple" website.
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2y ago
We know the limitations of current LLM AI. I didn't read the article. Is there anything in these "dangers" that isn't currently known, mainly hallucination related? All these anti LLM articles are starting to become as t
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