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robinjhuang
2y ago
Canva has a great presence in China.
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2y ago
ComfyUI now natively supports masking and scheduling of LoRA and model weights. This works for all LoRAs and models - as long as the LoRAs and models are not of conflicting architectures. With these features, you can: Apply LoRAs via masks
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ComfyUI supports masking and scheduling of LoRA and model weights
(blog.comfy.org)
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2y ago
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3y ago
Chat GPT4 does do internet searches now.
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robinjhuang
3y ago
Dependency injection is still tremendously helpful in writing unit tests.
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Falcon 180B LLM is Open Source
(falconllm.tii.ae)
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robinjhuang
4y ago
Many years ago I considered being a novelist. Until I read this quote by an acting professor at Yale that I’m now paraphrasing: you should only act, if acting is the only thing you can do. Spoiler: I didn’t become a novelist.
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Everything you need to know about the monkeypox health emergency
(arstechnica.com)
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4y ago
I was in Colombia recently, where Uber is officially illegal. That didn't stop most of the gringos from using it. Crazy how this is still how Uber works in many countries.
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Reddit error reports spikes (June 16)
(istheservicedown.in)
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Bitcoin breaks from stocks in continued slide
(bloomberg.com)
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4y ago
Rat poison squared. Buffet was right.
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4y ago
This might have been mentioned already, but the more accurate comparison would be to stock brokers. Robinhood has SIPC insurance up to $500k in case they go bankrupt. Crypto has no such insurance.
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4y ago
I think this might be true. But the USA is not simply a democracy. It’s a liberal hegemony, and that brings a whole set of other problems. I believe that an objective look at US foreign policy shows that US always looks out for #1 (itself).
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4y ago
When’s the last time you were back in China? That used to be the case, but increasingly less so. Especially after Trump’s trade war. Chinese people I know proudly buy Huawei and Nio cars. Even American products that Chinese people love lik
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4y ago
Oil gas pipelines? Sure. The reason I say this is because it seems to me that democracy is a system designed to favor the majority over the minority. So why not for public projects?
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4y ago
I think this is a question worth asking. Should we let a small number of people hold hostage over public projects?
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4y ago
"A dozen lawsuits have targeted environmental aspects of the projects, including another suit by the town of Atherton that argued, among other things, that the rail authority had conducted an inadequate analysis of where the train shou
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Having lived in Shanghai during 2005-2012 and seeing the construction boom there, I noticed some differences immediately after arriving in the US. It's common to hear about transportation projects taking decades to expand a few station
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4y ago
I don’t think blaming the supply chain is fair. Big transportation projects, big city’s housing problems all existed way before our current supply chain problems. Clearly considering the environment is important. But the costs of over worry
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5y ago
This is an amazing takedown by one of Columbia’s own professors. Wow
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Why travel advice is broken
(huangrobin.medium.com)
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I like what Kevin Systrom said on a podcast about being competitive. (Paraphrasing) He said he was not the type of person to need to beat someone else in everything. He doesn't need to be number 1 all the time. But he was competitive w
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Looks really great! I like the document style form builder too. Question: I’ve researched many form builders, but none seem to provide a Google Maps place autocomplete input. This is really useful tho, for things like verifying delivery add
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5y ago
As matt says, you can pay for the truth or get lies for free ;) I've been a subscriber for two years and a paid one as soon as it was offered. Really recommend it! We also have open forums and a discord to talk about anything anti-mono
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This post helped me so much when I was using the graphviz library. I was trying to use the layout functions in graphviz for another tool, and graphviz spits out layout in bezier curve points. I was plotting the points directly, and didn
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5y ago
Flutter flow is great.
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5y ago
I think socket.io handles this client keep alive automatically. https://socket.io/docs/v4/how-it-works/ See disconnection detection section
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Congratulations Spencer! Had a question about the early days. How did you keep everyone motivated during the early days of heads down building before you had real customers? Did you talk to customers during that time, and what best practice
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5y ago
Could not agree more
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