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by me_vinayakakv 2mo ago
For the layer data, it seems they use a custom protocol to compress it.
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by me_vinayakakv 2mo ago
Yeah, similar to the one that was involved in trolling matplotlib maintainer
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by me_vinayakakv 3mo ago
Why they would have password in the URL?!
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by me_vinayakakv 3mo ago
Text to Speech
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by me_vinayakakv 6mo ago
Agree! That made me skim through the article till the end and come back to discussion after AI-detector kicked in.
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by me_vinayakakv 6mo ago
Yeah, nowadays I'm finding more and more of such things and not wanting to read the article further. Sometimes I feel we ignore some good pieces because of LLMification! When I write, I now use LLMs as an alternative to Grammarly and e
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by me_vinayakakv 6mo ago
I just experienced this some time ago and could not sign in still. Their status page shows everything is okay.
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by me_vinayakakv 7mo ago
Nice visualizations, thank you! I was thinking of building an interactive visualization of mountain prominence, by progressing down the contour lines till the current contour line encircles a peak that is taller than the one that I started
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by me_vinayakakv 9mo ago
Nice art and a good way of story telling. Thanks for your work!
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by me_vinayakakv 11mo ago
Agree. I immediately remembered k9s[1], a TUI to manage Kubernetes workloads. It is written in Go as well. [1]: https://github.com/derailed/k9s
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by me_vinayakakv 11mo ago
Yeah, I discovered the channel through this series as well. "Animation vs Physics"[1] was video which got started me with the channel. The presentation is beautiful there! [1]: https://youtu.be/ErMSHiQRnc8
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by me_vinayakakv 11mo ago
I remembered Alan Becker ( https://youtube.com/@alanbecker ) who creates stories with an array of his stick figure characters. Sometimes, they interact with real world too!
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by me_vinayakakv 1y ago
Thanks for the article and approach. How did you come up with min_score at the end? Was it by trial and error?
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by me_vinayakakv 1y ago
Yeah. But I think one problem could be if this list is very large and overflows the context. I was thinking giving the LLM a tool `(query: string) => string[]` to retrieve a list of matching labels to check if they already exist. But the
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by me_vinayakakv 1y ago
Sometimes I feel hide can be used as some sort of bookmarking functionality since it can be accessed from profile always.
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by me_vinayakakv 1y ago
Nice work! Do the tiles point to actual heatmap?
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by me_vinayakakv 1y ago
That happened to me yesterday and got solved on its own automatically. If it happens next time, will check app logs (Profile Icon > Logs) to see if it contains anything useful
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by me_vinayakakv 1y ago
There was a YouTube video published about them yesterday - https://youtu.be/vWj26RIlN_I It is really amazing how much power and impact private company can have on public.
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by me_vinayakakv 1y ago
Tyrion did that thing in GoT (fictional btw) - https://www.reddit.com/r/gameofthrones/comments/45256e/s2e3_...
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by me_vinayakakv 1y ago
Gemini sounds like someone trying to remove French language pack using `sudo rm -fr /*`!
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by me_vinayakakv 1y ago
What is the way out in such cases? I've hit this with gemini-2.0-flash and changing the prompt ever so slightly seems to make things work, just to break it at other input.
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by me_vinayakakv 2y ago
https://socket.dev/ does a good job in detecting malicious packages in npm. In their FAQ[1], they mention that they have plans to expand to PyPI as well. [1]: https://docs.socket.dev/docs/faq
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Stagehand - Browser automation with AI(github.com)
1 points by me_vinayakakv 2y ago|0 comments
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by me_vinayakakv 2y ago
For CS fundamentals, I would say "Computer Science: A Programmes Perspective" covers a good portion. https://csapp.cs.cmu.edu/
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by me_vinayakakv 2y ago
Nice! I see DBeaver and DataGrip implementing connection layer through JDBC. Not sure if that would be a viable option in Rust.
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by me_vinayakakv 2y ago
Yeah. Reminds me of k9s.
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by me_vinayakakv 2y ago
Reminds me of YAML's handling of booleans (`no` -> false) and git commit SHAs (treated as numbers in scientific notation)
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by me_vinayakakv 2y ago
Nice! Would it be possible to transform an error to something else using this syntax? Or, should we resort to a method of `Either` that transforms its `Left` in that case?
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by me_vinayakakv 2y ago
I was looking into the pattern matching example in the article with `Either` type. If we need to unwrap and check for all the cases one by one would it become a callback hell? I was going through a Scala codebase at work that uses `Future`s
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by me_vinayakakv 2y ago
Funnily, I had a backend function that used `window`, which was then sent to frontend in this way. I think the project's tsconfig `lib` included `dom` for it to work. Overall a nice technique!

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