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by obviyus 3y ago
Been using it for a couple of hours and it seems it’s much better at following the prompt. Right away it seems the quality is worse compared to some SDXL models but I’ll reserve judgement until a couple more days of testing. It’s fast too!
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by obviyus 3y ago
Interesting, which carrier? I was told by AirTel transferring my eSIM is not supported. I had to go to a store to get a new SIM (physical this time).
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by obviyus 3y ago
The Planetscale blog consistently puts out such high quality posts. I can highly recommend following their YouTube channel as well. I’ve learned a ton from the incredibly well made videos Aaron puts out!
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by obviyus 3y ago
Taken down? I see a 404 there now
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by obviyus 3y ago
> One of the unfortunate things that happened is I was put in a situation where I had to choose between doing what was needed to save the company and the businesses who relied on it or listen to the daily change in priorities from inexpe
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by obviyus 4y ago
Uplause | https://uplause.io | React Native Developer | Full-Time | Hyderabad, India At Uplause, we want to be the de-facto platform for creators to develop multiple monetisation streams. We are looking for a React Native Engine
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by obviyus 4y ago
We get that comparison a lot, which is fair considering OnlyFans is what comes to mind when you think “exclusive content” for a lot of folks. We’ve been in conversation with > 150 local creators and the requirement isn’t just another pay
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by obviyus 4y ago
o/ I find explicable joy in the social experience of listening to music together. One weekend I threw together a PoC with Mediasoup + socket.io and I was amazed how easy it was to get started. In my very amateur testing, I was able to
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Show HN: An ultra low-latency WebRTC radio(radio.superserio.us)
7 points by obviyus 4y ago|3 comments
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by obviyus 4y ago
Love to see more WebRTC! Shame to see FTL go, I contributed a few PRs to Lightspeed[1] which relied on FTL to achieve sub-second latencies. On a slightly off-topic note, I’ve been working on a simple WebRTC radio project[2] for a social lis
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by obviyus 4y ago
Has anyone who has used PlanetScale in production comment about their experience? I was evaluating a few options a couple of weeks ago but ended up going with just RDS due to lack of feedback for PlanetScale here on HN.
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by obviyus 4y ago
Here’s mine (just finished a landscaping project!): https://obviy.us
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by obviyus 4y ago
Considering that GitHub actions provide no arm64 runners at this stage, this could be extremely useful for some of my projects. So when I build a project on GitHub actions, I simply add a `platforms: linux/amd64,linux/arm64` line
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by obviyus 4y ago
I can confidently say the app drawing up a blank reduced my HN usage by 90% : ) Thanks a ton for the quick update.
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by obviyus 4y ago
Some of those are nightmare inducing.
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by obviyus 4y ago
Great update! I wonder if Fresh plans to use Deno's (new) HTTP server[1]. Benchmarks for that look incredible (compared to Express). Off-topic but how does the video[2] under Preact Dev Tools look so sharp yet only weight 43KB? Edit: n
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by obviyus 4y ago
Uplause | https://uplause.io | Frontend React | Full-Time | Hyderabad, IN or REMOTE (IST) At Uplause, we want to be the de-facto platform for creators to engage with their audience. We are looking for a Frontend Engineer (all le
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by obviyus 4y ago
This was a joy to read. I’ve been playing around with a Raspberry Pi lying around to monitor the temperature of an aquarium[1] (and plan to regulate the water temperature too). I really love playing around with the Pi, there really isn’t mu
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by obviyus 4y ago
It might not be exactly what you're looking for but I stumbled upon this video by Sebastian Lague the other day: https://youtu.be/hfMk-kjRv4c As someone who's only ever dabbled into minimaxir's GPT-2 packages
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by obviyus 4y ago
This is one of my most used tools. Love using it!
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by obviyus 5y ago
Greetings, I’m working on my first “real” Rust project which is an IRC bot for the #f1 channel on Libera. All it does is post the results of a race into the channel. You can find the code at: https://github.com/obviyus/
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by obviyus 5y ago
Bonjour le monde!
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by obviyus 5y ago
From their officia Telegram channel, it seems to be for legal reasons: https://t.me/Vanced/197
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by obviyus 5y ago
Fair enough. Something that attributes code back to the creator would be fantastic for OSS. I dread to imagine code tallies being used to gauge candidates
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by obviyus 5y ago
This actually sounds like a fairly good use-case. Enforced attribution (credits?) in the blockchain. But again, what’s stopping a malicious entity from making slight modifications to the source material and publishing it as their own?
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by obviyus 5y ago
I prefer using https://nohello.net/
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by obviyus 5y ago
From the weight of 2B monthly active users perhaps
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by obviyus 5y ago
I very recently got access to Copilot, while I was in the middle of learning and playing around with Clojure. It’s surprisingly useful when you’re not sure about how you want to proceed. E.g. While I was trying to make a simple function for
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by obviyus 5y ago
Location: New Delhi, India Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Python, Go, Postgres, CI/CD, Docker, RESTful APIs, nginx, git, Rust Résumé/CV: https://obviy.us/resume.pdf LinkedIn: https:/&#x2
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by obviyus 6y ago
This is the one I’m subscribed to as well. Recommended!

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