pvo50555

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by pvo50555 21d ago
That's it - that's the smoking gun.
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by pvo50555 5mo ago
Local, small-batch RAM! Top fermenting Get it at your local farmer's market!
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by pvo50555 8mo ago
I loved Thief 1/2, these games were way ahead of their time and defined the genre for years to come.
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by pvo50555 1y ago
shows map with only those cities labelled
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by pvo50555 1y ago
I am consistently shocked at how bad Apple Notes is. I like the features it has and I like the iCloud sync between devices... I use it daily. But it's so damn buggy. It's a notes app! Why do new lines on a moderately-long note
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by pvo50555 1y ago
You are not my son.
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by pvo50555 2y ago
For my purposes, all of the data was also available in HTML format, so the OCR wasn't a problem. I think the issue is the RAG pipeline doesn't take the entire corpus of knowledge into its context when making a response, but uses
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by pvo50555 2y ago
What differentiates this from Open WebUI? How did you design the RAG pipeline? I had a project in the past where I had hundreds of PDF / HTML files of industry safety and fatality reports which I was hoping to simply "throw in&qu
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by pvo50555 2y ago
What does "throw everything into the model" entail in your context? How much data are you able to feed into the model in a single prompt and on what hardware, if I may ask?
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by pvo50555 2y ago
> Regarding iOS, they have made some progress in adopting webpush, but it does not seem possible to push for mobile applications with it yet. This is a key point right at the very end. It has always been much easier to implement push no
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by pvo50555 2y ago
When did you manage to get that? I tried signing up for the ARM server several times but it always says it's unavailable at the moment in my region (East - Toronto) and I should try a different region... however you can't switch
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by pvo50555 2y ago
You know those guys? My friend and I used to come to tears to these during the old DubToons days. It's the only reason I know what a Middlesborough accent is. We still quote them!
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by pvo50555 2y ago
I can't believe this has 1587 points (already). Has no one here grown up with those Magic Eye books?
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by pvo50555 2y ago
Is it actually able to generate all the files and directory structure, etc? Or did the author just take all the responses he got from multi-shot prompting and eventually assemble it into the final product? I believe I used LlamaCoder some
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by pvo50555 2y ago
There was a post a few weeks back (or a reply to a post) showing an app entirely made using an LLM. It was like a 3D globe made with 3js, and I believe the poster had created it locally on his M4 MacBook with 96 GB RAM? I can't recal
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by pvo50555 2y ago
Axel Springer! Now that's high-quality news sources...
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by pvo50555 2y ago
My findings are the same - having spoken to a founder working in robotics, with a successful product and a sizable customer base, he has spent a very long time looking for funding.
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by pvo50555 2y ago
You can try one of the Quickstart guides on that page. Just type in "San Francisco" in the search bar on the map on this page: https://overpass-turbo.eu/ and then run your search query (drinking fountains by defa
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by pvo50555 2y ago
What would be the best way to generate custom maps for use with an algorithm like Dijstra's or A*? I have seen some methods using various game level editors to output to a grid, but is there an easy way to draw custom maps, such as in
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by pvo50555 3y ago
couldn't* care less
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by pvo50555 3y ago
>The tumor, which contained two deformed teeth and likely produced pain and swelling, appeared as a bony mass about the size of a large grape during the excavation of the woman’s pelvis.
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by pvo50555 3y ago
Behold, StoryScroll, the interactive reading aid for kids K-3! https://hopeful-jaunty-classroom.anvil.app/ Let your creativity run wild as the AI generates simple, 7-page stories based on your (child's) input prompt.
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by pvo50555 3y ago
Yes, please, this would be useful for my app :)
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by pvo50555 3y ago
Seems a bit like www.anvil.works but it can be run entirely locally and a bit more feature restricted.