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by properbrew 8mo ago
> We define an MAU as an authenticated Pinterest user who visits our website, opens our mobile application or interacts with Pinterest through one of our browser or site extensions, such as the Save button, at least once during the 30-da
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by properbrew 8mo ago
I meant simple in a good way. I'm utilising codex within an application for some simple inference stuff in read-only mode, but this gives me a way to easily wrap it in some guardrails.
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by properbrew 8mo ago
Looks simple but very useful. This came across my screen at just the right time, have a few ideas that could do with something like this.
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by properbrew 8mo ago
I don't think it's a case that no one liked it, there's just too much going on that it probably never came across the right eyes. I linked one of my projects in a post and it got some really good responses. I did a bit more w
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by properbrew 8mo ago
If you're looking for free STT you can use Whistle across Windows/Mac/Linux and Android (iOS released soon) https://blazingbanana.com/work/whistle
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by properbrew 8mo ago
If you're looking for free STT you can use Whistle across Windows/Mac/Linux and Android (iOS released soon) https://blazingbanana.com/work/whistle
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by properbrew 8mo ago
I was using a custom skill to spawn subagents, but it looks like the `/experimental` feature in codex-cli has the SubAgent setting ( https://github.com/openai/codex/issues/2604#issuecomment-387... )
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by properbrew 8mo ago
Thanks for the reply, will pass this info on.
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by properbrew 8mo ago
> Actually it may just be aimed at investors The fact that the first image you see has "$60M seed" in big text, I have to agree, this does not feel aimed at devs.
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by properbrew 8mo ago
Do you have any links for how you did these stretches? I know someone that could do with trying this.
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by properbrew 8mo ago
You also don't have to throw away everything you've learnt in those 8 months, there's some things that you'll subtly pickup that you can carry over into the next generation as well.
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by properbrew 8mo ago
Thank god it's only Actions, Copilot, Issues, Git, Pages, Packages and Pull Requests....
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by properbrew 8mo ago
Now it seems Actions has broken - https://www.githubstatus.com/incidents/lcw3tg2f6zsd
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by properbrew 8mo ago
Thank you for this, this was a really interesting read about batch invariance, something I didn't even know about.
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by properbrew 8mo ago
> I want to see some assurance we get the same results every time Genuine question, but why not set the temperature to 0? I do this for non-code related inference when I want the same response to a prompt each time.
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by properbrew 8mo ago
SQLite is awesome, no services to run, ports to open or anything like that, just a nice little database to use as you need.
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by properbrew 8mo ago
If you read the article you'll see it's not about generating AI slop images: > Take a freeform query (like ‘sfo->jfk’) and turn it into a ‘place’ > Build a database of ‘places’ -> pictures > Build a softwar
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by properbrew 9mo ago
These were great reads, thanks for linking. The writeup around the UUID page was super interesting!
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by properbrew 9mo ago
For writing decent code, absolutely not, maybe a simple bash script or the obscure flags to a command that I only need to run once and couldn't be bothered to google or look through the man page etc. I'm using smaller models for l
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by properbrew 9mo ago
I didn't even get to send 1 prompt to Claude and my "account has been disabled after an automatic review of your recent activities" back in 2024, still blocked. Even filled in the appeal form, never got anything back. Still t
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by properbrew 9mo ago
Not even an Apple fan, but from what I've been testing with for my dev use case (only up to 14b) it absolutely rocks for general models.
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by properbrew 9mo ago
> you can get recommendations from artists that belong to playlists you follow or you've created Does this include the "Liked Songs" playlist? I'm terrible at actually following artists.
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by properbrew 9mo ago
Didn't know this was a thing I needed. Love it!
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by properbrew 9mo ago
Still working away on a free, completely offline transcription app that's available on all platforms with CUDA support as well. https://blazingbanana.com/work/whistle Currently tidying up some internal code (also
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by properbrew 9mo ago
I think it depends on how determined the actor is. I see all the range from your simple scripts to full on mimicking real user behavior that I can only really spot from the honeypots they hit. You'd probably catch most the low hanging
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by properbrew 9mo ago
It may be simplistic, but that's a cracking photo you've taken on it.
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by properbrew 9mo ago
Reddit post in question - https://old.reddit.com/r/confession/comments/1q1mzej/im_a_de... https://archive.ph/1XUka
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by properbrew 9mo ago
> A company spokesman told Podnews that publishers did not opt-in to be included, and “there is no opt-out mechanism at this time”. The company also clarified that they do not compensate publishers directly. Well that seems like a really
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by properbrew 9mo ago
The name rings a bell but I hadn't looked in a long while. The videobridge might be very useful when I look to expand from just 1-2-1 video calls, so thanks for the nudge in that direction. I know it's stuff that's been done
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by properbrew 9mo ago
I find they can make some things look objectively "good", but they just look generic and it feels very easy to spot a site that was made without the vision, polish and judgement. You can get LLMs to create some truly unique sites,

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