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by hobofan 3y ago
That's as arbitrary of a distinction as many other ones you could try to draw. With Rails nothing will happen unless you call `run Rails.application` or run the `rails server` command. That doesn't make it a library.
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by hobofan 3y ago
Yeah, that sentence surprised me too. While I generally would also consider React more a library than a framework, I think there are arguments to be made that it's a framework. If we go by the common "your code calls a library; a
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by hobofan 3y ago
> Eventually, htmx semantics will become part of the web standard Why do you think that will be the case? I'm not aware of any effort being made to evolve htmx into a web standard (either by introduction into existing specifications
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by hobofan 3y ago
The title of the blog post should be "How to run a Hackathon if your only objective is to trend on GitHub". I've been to many hackathons and also organized a few, and this is one of the most soulless incarnations of a hackath
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by hobofan 3y ago
Yeah, I think the post link should have been their announcement post, which gives some more context: https://tailwindcss.com/blog/introducing-catalyst
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by hobofan 3y ago
> Why does Tailwind not build framework agnostic UI components? They do. As part of the original TailwindUI product you get UI component templates where you can choose between React, Vue or plain HTML (= framework agnostic!) versions of
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by hobofan 3y ago
It's generally good etiquette around here to disclose your affiliation if you post comments that advertise the products of your employer.
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by hobofan 3y ago
If you know that your search queries will be actual questions (like in the example you listed), you can possibly use the HyDE[0] to create a hypothetical answer which will usually have an embedding that's closer to the RAG chunks you a
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by hobofan 3y ago
It looks like most of the team comes from XNOR.ai which Apple acquired in 2020[0]. The company was based in Seattle and it looks like the founders have Iranian roots. [0]: https://www.geekwire.com/2020/exclusive-apple-a
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by hobofan 3y ago
Yes, this may (significantly) improve that. Even without that, you can run LLMs already on mobile phones, the question is just how big of a model and how strongly quantized, and if the few models that remain produce good enough results. E.g
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by hobofan 3y ago
Standards bodies like IETF and the W3C also play a crucial roles and are in some aspects the worst offenders when it comes to promoting centralization via standards. So seeing an RFC that's the product of multiple layers of centralizat
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by hobofan 3y ago
What has helped me (and this may sound like an absurd suggestion as it creates even more work) is to split up all my projects into a public- and a private-facing part, and trying to follow the UNIX principle ("Write programs that do on
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by hobofan 3y ago
> -77m views on December 15, removing bot views? If it works like on Socialblade, a drop in views usually indicates video delistings (potentially due to copyright claims as she runs a "reaction" channel). Detection of view bott
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by hobofan 3y ago
In theory yes, but in practice not really. AFAIK Youtube doesn't offer a platform to do direct placements with creators, which make up the bulk of creator earnings (basically every big channel is only profitable via those). That Youtub
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by hobofan 3y ago
There is nothing special here in terms of data. I've worked with the Youtube API before and basically everything that's displayed on this website is easily available there (as long as you snapshot it, which it looks like they star
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by hobofan 3y ago
> would be killed or copied by YouTube the second the project got any traction Why? For Youtube there is little money to be made from a tool like this. The target customers for tools like this are advertisers that interact directly with
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by hobofan 3y ago
Almost every modern framework is implicitly modeled as a DAG? It just rarely used that nomenclature. Heck with Elm a whole language exists for that principle. I'm really not sure what's supposed to be different here. As is evident
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by hobofan 3y ago
For LLMs I think most people create their own LoRA and rarely share them as they are the result of finetuning on proprietary data that they don't want to leak. Separate to that, the open-source model space is so fragmented and LoRAs ar
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by hobofan 3y ago
> I think it’s hard to fall for a home because you saw it through virtual reality. I think if you take this 1-2 steps further and combine this with halucinating already owned furniture, or furniture that matches the prospective buyers ta
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by hobofan 3y ago
> So to summarize, customers are dumb & recommendation algorithms are hard. Or to not throw away all the points I argued for: There were a lot of good reasons for moving away from the five star systems, and the main motivation was pr
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by hobofan 3y ago
> but in reality they just couldn’t handle the data If you mean from a "critique" standpoint then no. If you meant from a "data wrangling standpoint then yes, as binary like/dislike data is just a lot easier to work w
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by hobofan 3y ago
Also like SPARQL or Cypher or any graph querying language. You may have to squint quite a bit to find table structures in your returned graph, though.
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by hobofan 3y ago
> I don’t really get why people bother with JSON-LD—does it actually help anything? It helps with Google SEO which makes sense, as schema.org is essentially stewarded by Google. > In theory it’s neat, sure, but in practice does anythi
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by hobofan 3y ago
I think at some point in the past Google shifted it's stance of SEO from "if you do SEO you are cleary trying to game the system and will be punished" to "we are generally okay with SEO as that easens the burden of tryin
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by hobofan 3y ago
They were probably trying to allude to this[0] past controversy around C++ conferences (you can also google "c++ sex offender" and will find more sources around that). [0]: https://patricia.no/2022/03/08&
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by hobofan 3y ago
I wouldn't be surprised if there is a chicken-and-egg problem where the funding application also has to contain a planned date and venue. As it reads from the letter, it does seem like they handed in their application 3 months before t
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A sponsor/steward of the conference like the PSF certainly can ask for their Code of Conduct to be enforced in exchange for sponsorship. If what is in the Code of Conduct does not suite you, go find a different sponsor.
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by hobofan 3y ago
I have to admit I'm not the biggest expert on it. I mainly know about it because my brother wrote his PhD thesis about using portable Vis/NIR spectrometers as food checkers (verifying that they perform on par with expensive deskto
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If you want to go for a over-the-top techy solution you could do non-destructive testing with a near-infrared handheld spectrometer. It's a pretty neat technique that can determine ripeness of a lot of fruits (and properties of other m
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by hobofan 3y ago
I've been using Amethyst for multiple years on only the builtin display as well. I think the key here is to use multiple desktops (or are they called workspaces?). If I'm working on a single screen I constantly have 10 desktops op

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