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by pbronez 1y ago
Please do - I’m very interested in ways to keep code and documentation tightly in sync.
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by pbronez 1y ago
The slowmo guys did a video about a similar setup at CalTech https://youtu.be/7Ys_yKGNFRQ It’s super cool that AlphaPhoenix is able to get comparable results on his garage. These academic versions use huge lab bench optic s
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by pbronez 1y ago
Yup. We should tax this out of existence.
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by pbronez 1y ago
If you already have an M1 MacBook, why no run Asahi Linux?
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by pbronez 1y ago
Cool project! I see you saved a spot to show how to use it with an alternative embedding model. It would be nice to be able to use the library without an OpenAI api key. Might even make sense to vendor a basic open source model in your pack
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by pbronez 1y ago
I think this concept has legs to be much bigger than just foods. There are lots of influencer types who focus on testing. For example, there are two individuals who own the same $100k machine for testing the performance of loudspeakers. ht
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by pbronez 1y ago
When was that made? The YouTube video is 14 years old but it feels at least a decade older than that.
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by pbronez 1y ago
The linked paper describes a pipeline that starts with “point cloud from SfM” so they’re assuming away this problem at the moment. Is it possible to handle SfM out of band? For example, by precisely measuring the location and orientation of
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by pbronez 1y ago
It’s configurable
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by pbronez 1y ago
If you’re the kind of person who wants better than gigabit Ethernet, it’s very available. 2.5Gbe is just a USB adapter away. Mac Studio comes with 10GbE. Unifi networking gives you managed multi-gig and plenty of others do unmanaged multigi
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by pbronez 1y ago
Yeah that’s a really interesting gap in the feature set. Ubiquiti’s new offerings seem like pretty good network storage appliances, but not home servers. I’ve gone through a couple iterations of home server. First I upcycled an obsolete Del
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by pbronez 1y ago
Ubiquiti smelled the blood in the water and released a whole new NAS product line. They don’t run arbitrary apps but for basic storage on the network they look pretty solid.
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by pbronez 1y ago
The problem is that precision is expensive. Writing is thinking. Writing software is defining the business problem. People don't know exactly what they want from the data warehouse, just a fuzzy approximation of it. You need stochastic
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by pbronez 1y ago
That’s pretty cool. It would be super useful to identify contradictory guidance systematically.
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by pbronez 1y ago
Excellent feedback! This is valuable advice for any project.
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by pbronez 1y ago
You know, this is good fodder for LLM training via Reinforcement Learning with Verifiable Results. Given complex LaTeX source code and complex PDF output, write. Typst document that reproduces the PDF. Incorporating this into training would
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by pbronez 1y ago
AI support is an interesting new facet of ecosystem quality. I wonder how much of this can be obviated with high quality tools. Coding agents can leverage language servers and documentation fairly well, but it’s not clear to me if that can
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by pbronez 1y ago
Yes, BUT, I want very strong guarantees that any such agents are loyal to me, the enterprise customer, first and foremost. If anything, companies have MORE to lose than individuals here. If ChatGPT can anticipate your corporate decisions, t
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by pbronez 1y ago
How was the LLM accessing the docs? I’m not sure what the best pattern is for this. You can put the relevant docs in your prompt, add them to a workspace/project, deploy a docs-focused MCP server, or even fine-tune a model for a specif
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by pbronez 1y ago
The author of this article created RDL: > RCL is a domain-specific language for generating configuration files and querying json documents. It extends json into a simple, gradually typed, functional programming language that resembles Py
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by pbronez 1y ago
Which sync engine are you using?
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by pbronez 1y ago
There's a bit of No True Scottsman happening here. Isn't every iOS app backed by iCloud's CloudKit [1] a "Local First App"? [1] https://developer.apple.com/icloud/cloudkit/
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by pbronez 1y ago
This is content marketing for a open-source SQLite extension called `sqlite-sync` [0]. It seems pretty cool, implementing CRDTs and some networking directly in SQLite. Unfortunately this extension "is tightly integrated with SQLite Clo
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by pbronez 1y ago
How far did they get? Did they solve the problem?
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by pbronez 1y ago
I really appreciate OpenSCAD. It’s my go-to whenever I need to quickly define a basic shape to 3D print. Unfortunately I predictably hit a wall every time the complexity increases beyond the basics. The kernel is not robust to the stupid th
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by pbronez 1y ago
Seems useful for games marketplaces like Steam and Xbox. You control the CDN and client, so you can use tricky but effective compression settings all day long.
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by pbronez 1y ago
Mux is new to me. Looks like a video-first headless CMS with some neat AI integrations. Vimeo does have monetization tools [1] but they’re focused on direct sales. YouTube is just way ahead… even if you ignore the ads platform, a YouTube pr
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by pbronez 1y ago
I wonder how YouTube thinks about that. They probably would prefer zero third party sponsors, because adding sponsored content dilutes the value of the on-platform ads. Features like “commonly skipped section” and the timeline view intensit
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by pbronez 1y ago
I’ve been impressed with my Thread setup. It’s fast and reliable. Don’t have to think about it, just works. I mostly use Eve devices. My AppleTV serves as the hub and I keep it plugged into Ethernet. HomePods scattered about keep the mesh s
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by pbronez 1y ago
In this case, it seems to refer to their support for S3-compatible object storage as for persistence.

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