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Episode 187: Serializing Data with Python and Underscore Naming Conventions(realpython.com)
1 points by localfirst 2y ago|0 comments
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by localfirst 2y ago
love teh cute anime character pointing ta things
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by localfirst 2y ago
its not clear how this differs from just using htmx + alpinejs basically im on a path to ditch *SPA frameworks altogether and have been evaluating the following: - Unpoly - Hotwired - HTMX/Alpinejs Now looks like Datastar will need to
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by localfirst 2y ago
car needs to go a lot fast-just kidding! this is very creative the pros from this vs a 6DOF simulator is : - REAL terrain feedback - REAL winds blowing in your face - REAL feeling of being outside. - Imagine a real life mirio cart All we ne
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by localfirst 2y ago
What is a technique/library that can take an image of a 3d environment/drawing of a room and detect a rough mesh highlighting ground, walls, barriers ?
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by localfirst 2y ago
Trying to use this but stuck after exporting from the labeler (guessing that is close source), lots of questions: What do I do with this data exactly? Not really following the instructions from README Do I need a hefty GPU to run this? Does
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Deepseek-V2 censors prompt 'What happened at Tienanmen square?'(old.reddit.com)
21 points by localfirst 2y ago|0 comments
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by localfirst 2y ago
Who would buy this legal liability time bomb and fight the incoming class action lawsuits against Stability? Especially after the founder himself admitted by accident in a recorded interview that he used hundreds of millions of stolen intel
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by localfirst 2y ago
I interpreted it as an omen of sorts. many dynasties believed plagues, natural disasters, famine were markers of decline. ex) Dutch empire. There was a plague + ponzi finance bubble in the same decade. The gilder never recovered after this
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by localfirst 2y ago
I think they saw "Game" and "Android and immediately made the conclusion about mobile gaming (complaints about dark patterns and pay to win is valid but irrelevant) without clicking the article. This is actually quite prevale
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by localfirst 2y ago
Yet to see how well this tech works but congratulations to Google engineers for making this open source. This could be another dimension to gestures that adds even more convenience for end users. ex) Swipe right on Tinder by winking, swipe
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by localfirst 2y ago
My argument wasn't that there was a cabal of shady investors trying to influence perception here. your observation is certainly valid there is general disdain for Google but specifically I'm calling out people that were blatantly
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by localfirst 2y ago
Except 24 years ago you didn't need Cisco to write HTML. Your analogy is not correct and it tells me you didn't bother to read my edit. I really shouldn't have to explain how this bubble ends.
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by localfirst 2y ago
listen all these guys out here attacking Google and making outlandish/false claims look at their linkedin pages, that will tell you why they are desperate (hint: they bought OpenAI bags on the secondary market)
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by localfirst 2y ago
Don't forget SORA edited their "ai generated" videos while Google did not here. Where did SORA get all its training videos from again and why won't the executives answer a simple Yes/No question to "Did you scr
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by localfirst 2y ago
We have to take account that this community (good chunk have stakes in YC and a lot to gain from secondary shares in OpenAI) and platform is going to favor its own and be aware that Sam Altman is the golden boy of YC's founder after al
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by localfirst 2y ago
im not familiar with this industry but how far are we from magazine quality look and feel using eInk? like there is a scene from an old 80s sci-fi movie dude whips out a game magazine and the screenshot of games are fully animated videos...
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by localfirst 2y ago
I just don't see how companies like Cohere can remain in this business at the same price I get access to faster ChatGPT-3.9 there is little to no reasons to continue using Command R-plus at these prices unless they lower their price si
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by localfirst 2y ago
the only thing you should be celebrating is that its 50% cheaper and twice as quick at generating text but virtually no real ground breaking leaps and bounds to those studying this space carefully. basically its chat gpt3.9 at 50% of chatgp
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by localfirst 2y ago
calm down there is barely any ground breaking stuff, this is basically chatgpt 3.9 but far more expensive than 3.5 looks like another stunt from OAI in anticipation of Google IO tomorrow Gemini 2.0 will be the closest we get to ChatGPT-5
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by localfirst 2y ago
50% cheaper than ChatGPT-4 Turbo... But this falls short of the ChatGPT-5 we were promised last year edit: ~~just tested it out and seems closer to Gemini 1.5 ~~ and it is faster than turbo.... edit: its basically chat gpt 3.9. not quite 4
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by localfirst 2y ago
this is a big reason why i stay away from Deno by actively seeking to meter DX, they've actually driven dollars to their competitors.
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by localfirst 2y ago
This is the most accurate take I've seen on this space. Instead of actual innovation we are being gaslit into overpaying and metered into every aspect of DX. As I've worked in PE companies, I know all too well how they operate. It