jakedahn

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I used Stable Diffusion and Dreambooth to create an art portrait of my dog(shruggingface.com)
663 points by jakedahn 3y ago|236 comments
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by jakedahn 3y ago
https://fast.ai is hands down the best resource for learning more about deep learning as a normal software person.
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by jakedahn 4y ago
rbates, if you're reading this, thank you! I learned so much from railscasts in my early software engineering journey. Your videos took me from copy-pasta extraordinaire to actually understanding how to build complex features and wire
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Blending Artist Styles Together with Stable Diffusion and LoRA(shruggingface.com)
2 points by jakedahn 4y ago|0 comments
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Making Self Portraits with Stable Diffusion and LoRA(shruggingface.com)
5 points by jakedahn 4y ago|0 comments
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Using PromptLayer to Analyze LangChain Prompts(shruggingface.com)
1 points by jakedahn 4y ago|0 comments
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by jakedahn 6y ago
Also noteworthy: for me it feels like any time a "side project" turns into a "side hustle" -- the ideas usually fizzle out very quickly. Sometimes it's worth remembering that side projects can be "just for fun&
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by jakedahn 6y ago
One brainhack I like to use on myself is to think of them as "Side Quests!" rather than "Side Projects." My main quest is my day-to-day life. When I'm feeling bored, bogged down, and tired of the daily grind -- I he
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by jakedahn 10y ago
ship weekly!
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by jakedahn 11y ago
I just finished up the first version of a side project I have been working on and I'm looking for any feedback, please let me know if you have any positive or critical thoughts :)
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Show HN: Team Leaderboard – Slack Reactions Leaderboard for Your Slack Team(teamleaderboard.us)
3 points by jakedahn 11y ago|1 comments
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by jakedahn 11y ago
I just finished up the first version of a side project I have been working on and I'm looking for any feedback, please let me know if you have any positive or critical thoughts :)
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Show HN: Team Leaderboard – Slack Reactions Leaderboard for Your Slack Team(teamleaderboard.us)
4 points by jakedahn 11y ago|2 comments
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by jakedahn 11y ago
I just finished up the first version of a side project I have been working on and I'm looking for any feedback, please let me know if you have any positive or critical thoughts :)
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by jakedahn 11y ago
Have you seen pytest-xdist? I use pytest-xdist to achieve the same type of workflow for any python project. You can do `py.test -f foo/bar_tests.py`, and every time you hit save it will rerun all of the tests, if one fails it will &quo
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From LA to Las Vegas in 52 Seconds(planet.com)
1 points by jakedahn 12y ago|0 comments
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by jakedahn 13y ago
If you've got that much money saved, you should be working for yourself, making awesome applications and changing the world. Don't worry about a gap in your resume, you'll probably make something notable on your own that could carry your ca
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by jakedahn 14y ago
I've actually already been experimenting with salt, seems like a decent option for a multi-node configuration setup.
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by jakedahn 14y ago
Running OpenStack locally on your linux machine and interacting with it via an API may help with some of the networking complexities you're running into. Is your project open source? I'd be interested to chat about how you're approaching th
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CloudEnvy: Development in the cloud(jake.ai)
27 points by jakedahn 14y ago|8 comments
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by jakedahn 14y ago
I would recommend that you rethink/refactor your authentication choices. From a usability perspective it is kind of a pain to be required to login with two separate accounts to use a service. I recommend that instead of using google account
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by jakedahn 14y ago
I got a degree like this from the art institutes international minnesota. It was far more frontend-web centric but we did have the chance to dive deeper into things like processing, arduino, and openframeworks. However most of the students
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SmartThings: physical computing for the rest of us.(kickstarter.com)
6 points by jakedahn 14y ago|0 comments
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by jakedahn 14y ago
I stayed at Rainbow Mansion a while back, and the calibre of people it attracted was fantastic. SF/The Valley need more hacker hostels like this. ++
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by jakedahn 15y ago
yeah - it was kind of a pain, because it is such a useful pattern when dealing with dropbox. Super glad this was implemented.
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Viddler serving 1,500 requests for video per second(blog.viddler.com)
20 points by jakedahn 16y ago|8 comments
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Why you should never ask permission to clean up code.(cdevroe.com)
160 points by jakedahn 16y ago|105 comments
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by jakedahn 16y ago
Why not ask for feedback on HN?