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by vlad_ungureanu 20d ago
MomentFrame, an iOS app that turns your photos into Polaroid-style prints, with the location and date/time filled in automatically from the photo's metadata. I started it as a quick proof of concept while my wife was in labour wit
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by vlad_ungureanu 1y ago
Great insight into the real applications of LLMs. Also interesting to see that you find the Opus model being more successful for app development. In my experience, a combination of ChatGPT with Anthropic models yields the best results in co
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by vlad_ungureanu 2y ago
Unfortunately the article is behind paywall :(
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by vlad_ungureanu 2y ago
This is amazing, thanks for sharing!
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by vlad_ungureanu 2y ago
All the tips given in the article are very useful, but for me it was also useful learning how to make different types of jam or cakes helps you understand the amount of sugar and butter used. Replacing store-bought sweets with homemade opti
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by vlad_ungureanu 3y ago
I found the documentation for networkx much better than the one from igraph[1] (at least the Python version). However, for community detection algorithms graph-tool[2] is better (it also uses a different class of models than the standard in
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by vlad_ungureanu 3y ago
Interesting, I always thought that research and startups are very similar. Where you have something (product/research-idea) which you think is novel and try to sell it (journals/customers). The management skills which you potentia
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by vlad_ungureanu 3y ago
How the World Thinks: A Global History of Philosophy - Julian Baggini [1] The author does an amazing job presenting the different views about the world and some important differences between cultures. If you are like me and haven't int
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by vlad_ungureanu 5y ago
If you have knowledge both in biology as a physician and can code, you can also become a bioinformatician, where you can still apply ML. Maybe the difference will be that it will be more on the application side of the ML rather than the the
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by vlad_ungureanu 6y ago
My grandparents are in their early 80s or late 70s and aren't very open to learn new technologies. For the past 7 years they used and iPad (one of the early models 2nd or 3rd generations) and it served them well. I've introduced t
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Sean Carroll's Podcast, Mindscape(preposterousuniverse.com)
6 points by vlad_ungureanu 7y ago|0 comments