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Dai Studio – Better context. Better output(dai.studio)
2 points by diverted247 3mo ago|1 comments
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by diverted247 3mo ago
DAI Studio is a visual platform for structuring the context you feed into large language models.
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Anaconda Raises $150M Series C(anaconda.com)
37 points by diverted247 1y ago|67 comments
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MicroPython in WASM(pyscript.net)
5 points by diverted247 2y ago|0 comments
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Micropython Support in Pyscript Core(pyscript.com)
5 points by diverted247 3y ago|0 comments
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PyScript – MicroPython Technical Preview (REPL and Examples)(pyscript.net)
6 points by diverted247 4y ago|0 comments
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PyScript: Bytecode Alliance, Pyodide, and MicroPython(anaconda.com)
7 points by diverted247 4y ago|0 comments
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by diverted247 8y ago
We recently published our 3 courses on Udemy covering this very topic. ( https://www.udemy.com/courses/search/?q=vestu ) The courses walk you through investment principles, investment assets, and portfolio impleme
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by diverted247 10y ago
Roast Coffee. Done.
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by diverted247 11y ago
Inflation 1926-2014 was 2.93% annualized Inflation 1970-2014 was 4.15% annualized Via IA-SBBI in Morningstar. You are correct that inflation plays a big role, it always has, it always will. One argument for equites is in their ability to di
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by diverted247 11y ago
At the start of every month, buy $350 of the S&P500. At year 40, you should have over $1M and at year 50 over $2M. https://vestu.com/articles/how_to_make_1m/
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by diverted247 11y ago
VestU.com is a investment education startup. We are focused on providing clear, unbiased investment education for individual investors. The curriculum is based on 45 years of institutional investing for endowments and foundations. We are in
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How to make $1M #investment #education(vestu.com)
1 points by diverted247 11y ago|1 comments
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by diverted247 11y ago
http://vuejs.org/ 1. 5 hours to learn 80% of it 2. 3 Very productive 3. 3 Easy to extend and change 4. Easy to learn, easy to use, simple to understand, and highly productive. It is based on ES5 using getter/setter js
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How to make $1M investing with $350/mo(kickstarter.com)
3 points by diverted247 11y ago|0 comments
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VestU.com – Clear, unbiased investment education(vestu.com)
1 points by diverted247 11y ago|0 comments
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by diverted247 12y ago
I wrote the beginnings of txtjs on a trip to Bonaire in June. I find I am about 2x-3x as productive writing software during surface intervals while diving than any other time. The diving forces you to relax, think, breath, and you cannot us
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by diverted247 12y ago
There were moments in alignment support where I lost a ton of hair and brain cells. The hardest part was getting W3C compliant rendering of SVGPath on <canvas>, after that it was all downhill. Txt is live in use on: expressionery.com
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by diverted247 12y ago
I agree. Txt adds SVGPath support to <canvas> and is how we render glyphs, SVG support would be a great addition to txtjs and many classes would not need to change at all. Rather than render to Canvas, it would subclass SVGElement.
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by diverted247 12y ago
Our use case was web2print and mobile support was a big issue. SVG is great but it has mixed mobile support and performance varies. With <canvas> we are able to control rendering fine grained so when the app is not interacted, it is i
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by diverted247 12y ago
I wrote txtjs. Free to ask away.
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24 Months with TypeScript(tedpatrick.com)
2 points by diverted247 12y ago|0 comments