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by xrd 2y ago
And, if you are lucky, you'll be able to hug a llama there. https://www.npr.org/sections/shots-health-news/2024/11/03/nx...
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by xrd 2y ago
As a father of three kids, I can say this brought me to tears. I love the raw creativity and self-expression. What an absolute gem.
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by xrd 2y ago
I got stuck when he said he wrote a lambda function for the no-code project. How did a lambda function get categorized as no-code? </snark> (I think I'm aligning with his point in the article. No-code really does not offer m
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by xrd 2y ago
Zeta.js is such an impressive JavaScript library. I'm blown away. The examples where you can load a document in less than ten lines, amazing. Then, change colors of all cells in less than ten lines, amazing. I'm also blown away th
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by xrd 2y ago
Very nice video, thank you. His high level summary is that this boils down to a "list tools" RPC call, and a "call tool" RPC call. It is, indeed, very smart and very simple.
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by xrd 2y ago
Very detailed writing and surprisingly engaging for such a long discussion. Well done!
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by xrd 2y ago
The incredible Janet for Mortals book by Ian Henry was my first exposure to peg. It's very interesting and changed my thinking on programming in a big way. It's a free book. https://janet.guide/pegular-expressions&
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by xrd 2y ago
Musk took over Twitter and then started xAI. Trump Social should announce they are going to be adding AI and resell Anthropic. They can take their 20% and everyone is happy.
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by xrd 2y ago
I was about to ask this question. Why would someone use yggdrasil over tailscale or wireguard? Is there any benefit? If I'm just trying to run my own private lightweight VPN, tailscale (and headscale if I want to self host the network
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by xrd 2y ago
I just put everything inside a docker container. But those 9GB containers when you use pytorch and Nvidia cuda libraries. Has anyone tried using this for that type of packaging?
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by xrd 2y ago
I made one thing that I can contribute. If your kids are interested in Japanese, this is a project where you print out hiragana sheets. They can practice writing hiragana and learn the basics of Japanese. And, no screens involved! My kids u
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Ask HN: Help assembling hacker Xmas presents for kids?
7 points by xrd 2y ago|3 comments
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by xrd 2y ago
Sorry it's not my code to publish. I'm happy to answer general questions over email (on profile page). Pypdf2 and pillow to process images at a high level.
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by xrd 2y ago
This is fun. It would be interesting to add the able to query references inside the page, like images. That could be modeled as a foreign key relationship to the page. I'm using some Python libraries to do that and everything is wrappe
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by xrd 2y ago
Jesus, how do you know that? Did you work there, like me? Or, did you work for the evil empire (M$) and were you pimping HTML+Time?
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by xrd 2y ago
Feels like this only works if your bosses (your spouse and employer) are willing to acknowledge the realities of WFH with a baby. Otherwise, forget it.
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by xrd 2y ago
Am I right that proxmox takes over your entire machine? I have been using a combination of docker and lxc/lxd to manage my VMs. But, cockpit (on ubuntu) does not give me a perfect experience for managing running VMS, etc. I wish there
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by xrd 2y ago
I'm still in shock that this online magazine won't continue. https://mailchi.mp/hakaimagazine/important-news-from-hakai-m... At least it will be preserved. But, the writing is consistently good, and consisten
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by xrd 2y ago
Great article. And, the bonus story is that a bunch of libertarians think this is worthy of regulation and prohibition. That's a fascinating discussion.
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by xrd 2y ago
Thanks, this sounds so interesting and timely. There are some interesting jupyter to blog tools like quarto.org. Or, my Svelte based blogging tool: svekyll.com (I use it to blog about AI/ML because Svelte is the best visualization fron
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by xrd 2y ago
I second that! To the author: if you have a personal blog, can you post that here?
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by xrd 2y ago
I love jupyter notebooks. And, I'm amazed that a company like Microsoft would put a notebook front and center that starts off with a bunch of errors. Not a good look. I really think you can improve your AI marketing by a lot by creatin
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by xrd 2y ago
LOL. I wish I could give you two upvotes. But, your idea is not plausible. Oompa Loompas are too believable.
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by xrd 2y ago
I was reading the article posted on HN yesterday from Matt Lakeman about Guyana. Then I read this quote about this fictionalized country: "...a local Indigenous population that for some reason loved British colonizers," Gr
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by xrd 2y ago
I have been having fun with this as well: https://github.com/neonbjb/tortoise-tts It supports voice cloning, but I am indeed having trouble getting docker container working and the command line docs are not perfect: h
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by xrd 2y ago
Can someone explain this sentence from the article: Diffusion models, however, are computationally bound, even for single batches, so quantizing weights alone yields limited gains.
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by xrd 2y ago
This is another brilliant writing example from dhh. What a master he is. Talk about the tech and the big sea changes, and talk about the people. This was clearly written with the help of many smart people. So good. I'm very interested
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by xrd 2y ago
The irony of people like this misinterpreting government data as they orchestrate and cheer on a change in government.
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by xrd 2y ago
I love this, thanks! Terrific idea.
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Ask HN: Teaching the "magic" of software development to 3rd graders?
3 points by xrd 2y ago|5 comments

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