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Using Jev to substitute inverse kinematics(twitter.com)
2 points by indexerror 8d ago|0 comments
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LevelUp: Hacker News client with AI summaries(sudofish.com)
2 points by indexerror 1y ago|0 comments
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by indexerror 1y ago
Its for purchasing AI summaries. By default each user gets 1000 article summaries to begin with, which should suffice for several months for most users. Initially I didn't want to put any in-app purchases but decided to add it to preve
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by indexerror 1y ago
Glad that you are liking the app! Import/Export feature for bookmarks is on my roadmap.
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Show HN: LevelUp for Hacker News – HN app with AI article summaries(sudofish.com)
2 points by indexerror 1y ago|4 comments
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by indexerror 1y ago
OpenAI just released Codex, which is basically the same as Claude Code.
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by indexerror 1y ago
These datasets would definitely have a lot of Text => Sketch pairs as well. I wonder if its possible to extrapolate from Text => Sketch and Text => Image pairs to improve Sketch => Image capabilities. The models must be doing so
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by indexerror 2y ago
I have used it for quite sometime. The v2 works fairly well now but still not _great_.
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by indexerror 2y ago
Can this be used to clean podcast audio? I don't see a reason why it can't be...
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by indexerror 2y ago
That is an interesting observation. I wonder what percentage of the training text data for LLMs contains proper dashes, since a large part of it is user-generated content.
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by indexerror 2y ago
People are coming to ChatGPT with an intent to type. Its much harder to introduce text-based interface to otherwise click-based interfaces because of the friction. Thats why chatbots often fail to gain adoption, because they are a byproduct
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by indexerror 2y ago
Thats why I go for the nuclear option (the one that requires higest attention, like account cancellation) when presented with a list of options by a bot. More likely to get a person that way.
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by indexerror 2y ago
I have always assumed that I could just kick the window to break it open in a situation like this.
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7XX HTTP Status Codes for Developer Fails(github.com)
2 points by indexerror 2y ago|0 comments
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by indexerror 2y ago
This is what we need.
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by indexerror 3y ago
Q4 comes out to be ~26GB but Apple doesn't let you load it on a 32GB Mac machine because they put a limit on the max usable unified memory at ~21GB (`device. recommendedMaxWorkingSetSize`) [1]. So for Q4 Mixtral MoE you'd need a 6
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by indexerror 3y ago
Pretty Cool!
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by indexerror 3y ago
Well it was an 'Open Secret' outside of Meta as well, wasn't it?
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by indexerror 6y ago
Jetbrains IDEs have a local history feature that provides snapshots with diffs and allows partial rollbacks. I only use it when experimenting with different approaches. Mostly I only use the "Local Changes" tab in the Git panel th
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by indexerror 8y ago
A professor of mine who used to work at ISRO says that the place is choke full of bureaucracy.
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by indexerror 8y ago
You can do this with Axios too: interface IResponse { foo: string } async function doSomething() { const reponse: AxiosResponse<IResponse> = await Api.call() ... // or you can use AxiosPromise<I
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Random Patterns with CSS Grids and Unicode(css-tricks.com)
1 points by indexerror 8y ago|0 comments
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by indexerror 8y ago
Very cool product. From the /product page: > ...It profiles applications using the Linux perf_events subsystem and interfaces with a target application's machine code through the Linux ptrace system call. When optimizing a prog
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by indexerror 8y ago
That paper is for school exams. Here is one of the two papers for IIT-JEE: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B14M4ID1Z9cQdWZSaWhSejd1Qlk...
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by indexerror 8y ago
This is the approach that Kotlin takes (albeit with boxed primitive types). Float, Integer, Long - all are subtypes of Number.
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by indexerror 8y ago
> It's been a year and a half since I took a course on this Can you please recommend a MOOC/resource for learning more about this?
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An Illustrated Guide to Covariance and Contravariance in Kotlin(typealias.com)
2 points by indexerror 9y ago|0 comments
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by indexerror 9y ago
> Elm exists solely to excel at front-end web development. Except that it unfortunately falls short of that.
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Mike: The headless chicken(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by indexerror 9y ago|0 comments
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by indexerror 9y ago
From page 10-11 of [1]: > A shared resource provides a way to build a real counting thread with a negligible overhead compared to a message passing approach. This already raised concerns with respect to the creation of a high-resolution

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