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by nunodonato 11mo ago
Obviously you haven't heard of NativePhp :) Still, even if it was "just" the web, why wouldn't it evolve? It's a great language, with a big user base, and there's always room for improvements and to increase th
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MaggieLab – Simple, non-destructive, online image editor(maggielab.com)
1 points by nunodonato 11mo ago|1 comments
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by nunodonato 11mo ago
Hi folks, I built this - mainly for my wife :') - because she really can't seem to get the hang of image editors and usually does the same basic stuff. So I ended up adding some basic transforms and image manipulation, plus a few
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by nunodonato 11mo ago
it doesn't say that anywhere.
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by nunodonato 1y ago
the Xiao Xiao Flash series were amazing. I always wondered when someone would come up with a beat'em-up game with that style. Simple, fast-paced, lots of free movement and use of tools/weapons.
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Building, integrating and scaling AI-powered workflows(nunodonato.com)
1 points by nunodonato 1y ago|0 comments
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by nunodonato 1y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leonardo_da_Vinci_(Isaacson_bo... The same author who wrote some other famous biographies. I know some people prefer other DaVinci's biographies. I didn't read others to be able
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by nunodonato 1y ago
indeed! The biography of Leonardo was an amazing read. Highly recommend it
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by nunodonato 1y ago
wouldnt this mess up the order? I think you are supposed to view it like R1, V2, R2, V2, etc
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by nunodonato 1y ago
amazing! The categorization is nice, but I would love to see some sort of "tag cloud" that would allow use to view more specific content. How long until someone creates a tool to RAG the hell out of this? :)
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by nunodonato 1y ago
How is this different from the many available head tracking devices? I used to play Flight Simulator with head tracking[1]. It was great, although it did consume a bit of CPU cycles. IR trackers are more efficient [1] - https://w
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by nunodonato 1y ago
Wow, I'm really surprised to see some birds flying that high. Question: How the heck are they able to live normally at such extremely low temperatures?
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by nunodonato 1y ago
they are working on a new game. Outer Wilds doesn't need a sequel, leave it be, its perfect as it is ::)
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by nunodonato 1y ago
Thanks for bringing this up, it's a great alternative POV. I think what is meant is that if the phone is acting not only as an "escape" but also as a way of avoiding dealing with things or even changing them, then it is, in f
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by nunodonato 1y ago
The issue for me is that I really want History (sometimes I need to go back to a video I know I watched 3 weeks ago). It's bs that they need history disabled to also disable recommendations.
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by nunodonato 1y ago
at least when you are reading a book, you are getting far more interesting uses of your brain (if it's a good book), compared to mindless scrolling
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by nunodonato 1y ago
I simply reply, "I can't see that because it requires an account". Often people give up and don't send me anything... which I'm also fine with, since it's mostly "funny videos"
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by nunodonato 1y ago
VSCode doesnt even come close to the features PHPStorm provides. It's fine if you prefer it, but the comparison is totally unbalanced.
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by nunodonato 1y ago
I was working on memory consolidation and memory pruning 3 years ago (with GPT3 Davinci). Glad to see more people are working towards this.
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by nunodonato 1y ago
sure, we will trust USA to talk about human rights.
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by nunodonato 1y ago
what?
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by nunodonato 1y ago
what do you think was the cause for that kind of increase? quality? different target? complexity?
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by nunodonato 1y ago
Slow and consistent. I truly believe this is the key to growth. Unfortunately, I also suck at it. If I don't see interesting growth after a few weeks ,I'm inclined to give up too quickly.
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by nunodonato 1y ago
I used to vlog my experiments. Not really a very scientific write up on the topic, mostly just ramblings while experimenting cool stuff
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by nunodonato 1y ago
In defense of the previous commenter, I also started with GPT3. I had tool calling and reasoning before chatgpt even came out. So yeah, there was a lot that could be done before the models started integrating it
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by nunodonato 1y ago
I guess she is... hot
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by nunodonato 1y ago
what does he do?
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by nunodonato 1y ago
While everyone debates AI hype, we've been quietly building tools that transform how we handle complex tourist tax data. Here's how Trippz is leveraging AI.
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by nunodonato 1y ago
Interesting take! But don't you think that smartness would be something that would work across all/many domains?
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by nunodonato 1y ago
3 turns is not a long exchange.

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