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by pininja 3y ago
Spoiler alert, the funniest model goes to Falcon Instruct (40B): > Tell a joke about going on vacation. > "What did the ocean say to the beach?" "Nothing, it just waved."
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by pininja 3y ago
As Philip points out, Sabine Hossenfelder’s quick summary on LK-99 2 weeks ago punched large holes into this whole thing in less than 5 minutes. I wish media outlets presented skeptic viewpoints instead of just hype.. but that doesn’t sell.
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by pininja 3y ago
Distance makes the heart grow fonder?
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by pininja 3y ago
Oh wow, I’ve misread that for as long as it’s been there. It doesn’t look like a button, but tapping it scrolls the page down to age rating.
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by pininja 3y ago
Can this scope be shared in some way if you’re the owner of multiple apps? I thought it was strange seeing Threads listed as a 12+ year old app when I know it’s brand new… it gave me the feeling someone could just fudge numbers and more if
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by pininja 3y ago
To start, the admin boundaries and POIs are given a more permissive license. They’re mission is to make permissive map datasets.
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by pininja 3y ago
POIs, buildings, transportation network, and admin boundaries layers.. on my!
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by pininja 3y ago
If you’d like great and reasonably priced coffee check out The Coffee Movement near China Town. They do a $3.50 Cappuccino and it’s where barista’s go after work. They’re also on the same street as the free Cable Car museum.
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by pininja 3y ago
At first I thought this would be about technical habits, but I’m glad it’s actually about longevity.
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by pininja 3y ago
Maybe the vscode plug-in can autocomplete an SVG? That’d be helpful.. setting up every export takes a lot of time.
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by pininja 3y ago
I’m also really happy they didn’t pounce on the AI bandwagon before figuring out the right thing to make. At the same time, I’m excited about the Diagram acquisition to jump-start whatever they’re going to build!
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by pininja 3y ago
Super excited for the vscode plug-in with code autocomplete coming from the deisgn file I’ve opened up!
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by pininja 3y ago
I wasn't even a programmer back in 2001, but flipping through this book shows how certain concepts endure, even as technology evolves. It's a bit like the snake eating its tail - even as we move on, we find ourselves revisiting tr
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by pininja 3y ago
I’m a maintainer for vis.gl (deck.gl and react-map-gl), and am existed you’re focusing on infrastructure components. Open data and nav/location solver services are key for many applications, and today most options for what I’d consider
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by pininja 3y ago
Here’s an example with code https://deck.gl/examples/google-3d-tile I usually recommend downloading the repo and installing this standalone example as a base to learn with.
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by pininja 3y ago
It’ll work in the situations you’ve described. The TerrainExtension can be applied to the TerrainLayer or the 3DTilesLayer. The TerrainLayer uses the 2D raster data to dynamically generate 3D meshes, and your understanding is correct in tha
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by pininja 3y ago
Thanks! It’s been a great community to collaborate with. The deck.gl group works pretty closely with MapLibre these days in react-map-gl, and Cesium as well on 3D tile loaders in loaders.gl
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by pininja 3y ago
They’ve built a set of framework-agnostic loaders to help sort out which tiles to request for any given viewport https://loaders.gl/docs/modules/tiles All of the data loading and parsing can be done in loaders.gl,
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by pininja 3y ago
As a contributor to deck.gl, I’m super excited to use this! Contributors added a TerrainExtension [0] to drape or offset 2D data onto 3D surfaces in 8.9, which is huge for 3D visualization in general since common 2D layers would often be oc
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by pininja 3y ago
Is there a project to package up static python modules to run in-browser using one of their web assembly runtimes?
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by pininja 3y ago
I had a lot of fun clicking through these links. One of my favorites to add here is drawing with the Checkbox. https://www.bryanbraun.com/checkboxland/
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by pininja 3y ago
Those are all large airport towers. I imagine most of those are well outside the budget where this design will be used. This new design would be compared against stuff like this. https://duckduckgo.com/?q=small+air+traffic+c
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by pininja 4y ago
I’m not OP, but I imagine the same instructions apply to any of us wanting to use a photo for something. All of the photos I saw are still watermarked, so I don’t think they’re licensed in a special way.
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by pininja 4y ago
They documented how to get up and running on Github. I see an example in there too. https://github.com/lukasHoel/text2room
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by pininja 4y ago
It will take at least months and usually years before their report is complete. We may see a couple initial statements or abstracts, but it’ll take a while to complete their in-depth report.
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by pininja 4y ago
As someone with thousands of unsorted and duplicate tabs saved those “tab saver” chrome extensions, I was hoping for something I could use.
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by pininja 4y ago
I asked “What is Kurume coffee from Ethiopia?” and ChatGPT had a fine response - “I’m sorry, there doesn’t seem to be any information about a specific type of coffee called “Kurume” from Ethiopia… Could you please provide more context or cl
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by pininja 4y ago
Luke is a former colleague of mine, and I got pretty excited when I saw his new company. I got a chance to try out their beta, and it was a pretty smooth experience! I was most surprised by how affordable it was to buy a small portion of an
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by pininja 4y ago
It depends on your use case. I used this to take a picture of my backyard before and after landscaping. Kind of a toy use case.. but I’ve heard of more serious examples in agriculture and construction.
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by pininja 4y ago
Does anyone know if they quietly added support for encoding as well? I’m on the lookout for more encoders to add to hubble.gl whenever there’s browser news about codec support.

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