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by pryelluw 8mo ago
I feel the pain having had to build a browser based pdf editor with features not found anywhere else. React was hammered into working and turned out pretty good. But my god, it was quite a journey. As with all enterprise projects, this one
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by pryelluw 8mo ago
Hiring a fairly competent editor is affordable (sometimes even cheap). Specially now that a lot of the commercial copywriting has taken a hit with the ai slop
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by pryelluw 9mo ago
Its like acting. Some people can do it without acting coaches. But it’s best if you invest in them.
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by pryelluw 9mo ago
It’s like saying that in a post-Viagra world there shouldn’t be men who have trouble getting laid.
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by pryelluw 9mo ago
The UI is hard on the eyes. I tried using it but felt overwhelmed by the design. Feels like I’m working with an IRS form.
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by pryelluw 9mo ago
Maybe add a skin around the sphere to make it look like the earth. Then the targets become places.
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by pryelluw 9mo ago
The real benefit is due to discipline. These models have removed a certain amount of friction you had. However, you’re now more of an editor than a writer. Keep that in mind and don’t lose the writing muscle.
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by pryelluw 9mo ago
Sounds like LLM powered support. This is the sort of run around you can program into such systems.
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by pryelluw 9mo ago
Besides medical records, are there other instances where these rules are followed? And, could this make LLM chats fall under HIPPA law?
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by pryelluw 10mo ago
Friendly suggestion to read (and study) The Ultimate Sales Letter by Dan Kennedy. In addition to anything else you do. Guy is a prick. But, he’s a prick who has made me $$$.
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by pryelluw 10mo ago
Oh qwen mostly. The smaller ones > 10B. Happy to be a tester ! Email in profile
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by pryelluw 10mo ago
I daily drive llama.cpp so that please.
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by pryelluw 10mo ago
Any plans to support local models through llama.cpp or similar?
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by pryelluw 10mo ago
Bad programmers. Researchers usually (though sometimes not) are bad at programming. Hence why I don’t do projects for academia.
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by pryelluw 10mo ago
> You've mentioned Futurama references so many times that I'm starting to think you're actually just Zap Brannigan with a Python Foundation fellowship. Kif, I'm feeling the "Captain's itch".
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by pryelluw 10mo ago
It’s just a bad ad. People don’t want to hear a multinational corporation singing about Christmas being shitty. Whatever ad company made this should be forced to work retail during the season.
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by pryelluw 10mo ago
I should have been an electrician.
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by pryelluw 11mo ago
Yeah ford had a 255, a non H.O. 302, and Gm had the 305, 307, and 350. They were all low compression and very restricted.
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by pryelluw 11mo ago
Organizer of Python Atlanta here. This looks really nice. I’ll share it in our meetup next week. If you want to reach out and maybe give me some pointers feel free to reach out at hello@pyatl.dev
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by pryelluw 11mo ago
180hp was no slouch back the. Many v8s came with the same or less. Including Ford’s 5.0 (which I’m running in my Mustang).
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by pryelluw 11mo ago
Good idea and execution. Adding the metadata mentioned by others in the thread would improve. Otherwise this is a legit cool project.
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by pryelluw 1y ago
I’ve been doing this for more than a year now, including APIs. Where it breaks down is in the repeatability of experience from user user. It needs to have instructions that define the expectations of user experience across many people. Whi
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by pryelluw 1y ago
It gets even more fun when the back pressure is in the intake side (aka boost). I was tuning a friends turbo 300zx after he upgraded to a bigger turbo. At the same boost levels as before the car was slower. He was confused. After a quick ch
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by pryelluw 1y ago
Can’t wait until I get those Lightspeed briefs adverts transmitted into my sleep.
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by pryelluw 1y ago
Yes, aware of this option. Thanks for posting it!
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by pryelluw 1y ago
People generally don’t take the time to learn the framework and miss out on the tooling it provides. select_related for example. If I had a dollar for every project I’ve been hired to work on that didn’t use it, well, I actually do. Also, p
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by pryelluw 1y ago
Love me Django and excited about this release. It’s been quite a journey through the years. I started working with it a little before 1.0 and continue to do so. Nowadays as an independent consultant which gives me the ability to really help
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by pryelluw 1y ago
Futurama gets it once again. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Problem_with_Popplers
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by pryelluw 1y ago
This is what SEO black hats have been waiting for their whole lives
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by pryelluw 1y ago
But without the 80%, how would the 20% exist?

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