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Each piece of the framework has its own sub-page: Rigor and urgency: https://engineering.blueberrypediatrics.blog/candidate-evalu... Ownership: https://engineering.blueberrypediatrics.blog/candidate-evalu...
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Open-sourcing our Candidate Evaluation Framework
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Rigor and Urgency
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I’ve seen a lot of positivity surrounding login.gov on HackerNews. I’ve never used the service and am unfamiliar with the quality of its implementation. Many commenters here point to login.gov as an example of the US government shipping goo
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Blueberry Pediatrics | Full-stack Senior or Staff Engineer | REMOTE (US-only) American healthcare is seldom affordable, accessible, or high-quality. We are fixing this for pediatrics. Blueberry is the most affordable option amongst our comp
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Blueberry Pediatrics | Full-stack Senior or Staff Engineer | REMOTE (US-only) American healthcare is seldom affordable, accessible, or high-quality. We are fixing this for pediatrics. Blueberry is the most affordable option amongst our comp
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Blueberry Pediatrics | Full-stack Senior or Staff Engineer | REMOTE (US-only) American healthcare is seldom affordable, accessible, or high-quality. We are fixing this for pediatrics. Blueberry is the most affordable option amongst our comp
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Blueberry Pediatrics | Full-stack Senior or Staff Engineer | REMOTE (US-only) American healthcare is seldom affordable, accessible, or high-quality. We are fixing this for pediatrics. Blueberry is the most affordable option amongst our comp
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Blueberry Pediatrics | Full-stack Senior or Staff Engineer | REMOTE (US-only) American healthcare is seldom affordable, accessible, or high-quality. We are fixing this for pediatrics. Blueberry is the most affordable option amongst our comp
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4y ago
I’m working on the same thing, but open source! https://github.com/kierangilliam/chatwithme.chat Available at: https://www.chatwithme.chat/
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Show HN: Open-Source ChatGPT UI – ChatWithMe.chat
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I use ChatGPT infrequently so the $20/month isn't worth it to me for pro. I stood up a open source & login-free UI here: https://www.chatwithme.chat/ It accepts your API token and stores it in your browser. It
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Injecting Stable Diffusion into Google Image Search
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Same! I wrote a public web app so that I could access the model from my phone [0]. This is how I found Replicate [1]. Their SD model is very cheap to use. While we wait for a native Mac app, I recommend accessing the model straight from the
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Correction: Replicate is handling this just fine. This setting is baked into Stable Diffusion.
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Yeah that should be supported. I must've missed something on my end. What kind of tablet are you using?
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I posted this as a reply but I'll surface it again: This was my Labour Day weekend hack. Source is gross. I'm going to keep it off my Github for now. But it's not hard to build from scratch. Tech: SvelteKit Supabase Replicate
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For fun! It was my Labour Day weekend hack. Source is gross. I'm going to keep it off my Github for now. But it's not hard to build from scratch. Tech: SvelteKit Supabase Replicate Fabric JS/TLDraw
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I'm using replicate as the AI backend. They're the ones that are flagging the content. There's probably some tuning that I can do but I haven't dug into it. You'll have to retry, rephrase, or edit the image to get p
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Draw Anything – A Simple Stable Diffusion Playground
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Show HN: Comments as First Class Citizens
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> You must view the browser with JS and WASM as a unit “Web” assembly is a bit of a misnomer. It’s an IR at the end of the day and can be run without a browser[1]. But your other points could be true one day if the de facto WASM runtime
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I really enjoyed the fonts used on this site. I’ve never seen this style/combination on a blog before. The creator has a good eye!
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6y ago
Can anyone speak to their experience using Bevy on the web with WASM (related [1])? Are there other non-JavaScript game engines you’d recommend? [1] https://github.com/bevyengine/bevy/issues/88
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App for chores and roommates. https://imgur.com/a/lQsrDZj I'm only showing a few pics because I took the backend down. Simple premise is that you can weight chores with points. When someone completes a chore (clea
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Really cool! Do you mind sharing how much of this money was reinvested into the business (a breakdown of the expenses)?
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6y ago
Ksgill2 AT dons DOT usfca DOT edu
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These are really great points; I appreciate the feedback! > In the Anca Dragan episode (and maybe others), the colours used are very similar, makes things less clear. Very true, I need to come up with a better color scale for this visual
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I agree... Like-ratio is definitely an unnecessary way to say "percentage liked" (numLiked / (numLiked + numDisliked)). The green line indicates the like ratio of episodes over time. The top of the line is green, indicating a
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These are great suggestions! I especially like the second; I was blind to the fact this was not apparent. For 3: The intro-chart is definitely a bit opaque. I think it makes a little more sense to have with the JRE visualization. It's
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