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by tlack 4y ago
Maybe people like my bot? Sheesh. Have you tried `/enhance`?
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by tlack 4y ago
Similarly, if anyone wants to try it via a Telegram bot, try mine! https://t.me/piratediffusion
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by tlack 4y ago
CLASSIC.COM | Frontend Elixir + Phoenix Developer | Miami FL or REMOTE (EST Timezone) | Full Time We are building the "Bloomberg of vehicle data", spanning all years of classic, collectible and rare automobiles. We are looking for
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by tlack 4y ago
I've been exploring a related concept in a Telegram game. The player can basically create a choose your own adventure-type world by describing a set of interlocking scenes and the segues (buttons/commands) between them. I'm u
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by tlack 4y ago
Search is an insanely complex subject as you probably know. If I were you, I'd give each service a name (as you do now), a cloud name (i.e., AWS) for grouping, plus number of synonyms, and do levenshtein ranked search against those syn
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by tlack 4y ago
Nice job! Wish I had thought of it. Site looks credible and works smoothly. A few suggestions, enjoy with a grain of salt: - Need AWS - big one! :) Break out each service please - Need Mailgun - Need Elastic.co - Need Imgix
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by tlack 4y ago
The good: Many people already buy worthless digital content like sticker packs, game character art / items, access to things - buying an NFT could be the same thing, but better (and transferrable). NFTs represent an interesting way for
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by tlack 4y ago
CLASSIC.COM | Miami FL or REMOTE (EST Timezone) | Multiple Roles | Full Time We are building the "Bloomberg of vehicle data", spanning all years of classic, collectible and rare automobiles. We need the help of a few hard working,
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by tlack 4y ago
Have you tried VQGAN+CLIP? https://github.com/nerdyrodent/VQGAN-CLIP You can also use it through your browser via Google Colab: https://colab.research.google.com/drive/1Bzyn7cveZvc3_KHteje...
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by tlack 4y ago
These languages are from a different branch of the computer science language tree. The verbs are different. The same verbs usually work similarly for all data types. Each of those symbols (verbs) are jam-packed with meaning, and most loopin
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by tlack 4y ago
I've noticed this quite often w/ YTPremium over the past few months and it's pretty annoying. For a while I thought it was an issue with my internet connection that they were successfully profiling, but I never had issues pla
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by tlack 5y ago
This is exactly what we are using it for on classic.com. Except the rules come from a CMS. Code size dropped 80% going from Python manually written evaluator to Prolog. Give it a shot!
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by tlack 5y ago
Been using this one for a few months for various projects, with CLIP and some smaller embeddings. One big difference between Qdrant and similar systems is that it allows you to associate a payload along with the row's vector. I really
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by tlack 5y ago
I loved the PPE modding system. I wish I could find my old PCBoard software!
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by tlack 5y ago
I've identified many cases in my employer's codebase that are something like: items = fetch_list_from_db() for item in items: if item.match(param): .. elif item.whatever > param2 || item.override:
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by tlack 5y ago
I made the switch in recent months and can't imagine going back. ..which is surprising to me, because the idea of class-laden CSS is kinda gross on its face! But if any of my fellow reluctant frontend developers are on the fence, do gi
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by tlack 5y ago
Are you using it for full text search over the available domain names? What are you using as the embedding layer to be typo tolerant?
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by tlack 5y ago
I wouldn't say Elixir is highly concurrent in the sense that you'll get something like a CRDT out of the box. You'll still have to design all of your distribution logic. I'm saying that the tools provided in that toolbox
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by tlack 5y ago
Great list. For #4, you should take a look at Erlang or Elixir - they have "just enough" concurrency with streaming primitives and a functional style that makes it easy to use. They make a lot of "bolt on" stuff you need
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by tlack 5y ago
There is an unaccountable value to human freedom and liberty. Those without agency don't care about the comforts of reliable food and paved roads. The human soul seeks more than external peace and quiet.
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by tlack 5y ago
Did you guys post on the Aug 1 "Who's Hiring" thread? I got more than 5 responses to that for an Elixir job.
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by tlack 5y ago
CLASSIC.COM | Intermediate Full Stack Elixir Developer | Miami, FL or REMOTE | https://classic.com At CLASSIC.COM we track classic and collectible car values, aggregating data from hundreds of sources, and providing granular pri
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by tlack 5y ago
Here are some quick ideas: 1. Home automation 2. Garden management 3. Vehicle data logger incl OBD2 via CAN 4. Open wifi-based services like a bulletin board for a cafe 5. Mesh sensor network 6. Retro gaming 7. Autonomous vehicle experiment
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by tlack 5y ago
Some more information from the designers here: https://www.arrow.com/en/fiveyearsout/stories/belles-dragon
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by tlack 5y ago
Alright, collected smartypantses: any bets on what happens now? Some people estimate that 2 in 5 renters are late on their rents [1]. This wave of sudden evictions is going to be traumatic, and I really don't have enough room for any
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Provisional Painting(artnews.com)
1 points by tlack 6y ago|0 comments
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by tlack 6y ago
Another interesting development for US-based small scale manufacturing - LCD resin printers. * More reliable (fewer moving parts and only one element needs calibration) * Less expensive (just an LCD screen + Z axis) * Much faster to print (
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by tlack 6y ago
It's not fully self driving. From their README[1]: Currently, openpilot performs the functions of Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC), Automated Lane Centering (ALC), Forward Collision Warning (FCW) and Lane Departure Warning (LDW) for a gro
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by tlack 6y ago
Nice idea. At $5 I can finally afford 1/1,000,000th of a home here in Miami! Little site bug: when signing up for the mailing list, the resulting thank you page (iframe) is unstyled.
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AtomVM: Erlang and Elixir on ESP32/STM32/RP Pico/etc.(archive.fosdem.org)
4 points by tlack 6y ago|0 comments

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