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by roosgit 2y ago
About a year ago I bought some parts to build a Linux PC for testing LLMs with llama.cpp. I paid less than $200 for: a B550MH motherboard, AMD Ryzen 3 4100, 16GB DDR4, 256GB NVMe SSD. I already had an old PC case with a 350W PSU and a 256MB
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Popover API Is Here(frontendmasters.com)
1 points by roosgit 2y ago|1 comments
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by roosgit 2y ago
This is awesome work! But for someone who doesn’t have the necessary skills to pull something like this off, a Samsung Fit Plus USB flash drive might work too. I have one in my old MacBook Air and pretty much don’t notice it. The 128GB vers
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by roosgit 2y ago
I don’t remember exactly how much it was the first time, but I used to sell WordPress themes (design and coding with full reselling rights) on SitePoint. I even found the page listing one of the themes I sold with Wayback Machine - "Wi
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by roosgit 3y ago
I use /etc/hosts. I made /etc/hosts.default and /etc/hosts.work. At 10:00 `cron` (with sudo) lauches `cp` to copy /etc/hosts.work over /etc/hosts. At 18:00 /etc/hosts.default is co
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Proposal: CSS Variable Groups(lea.verou.me)
3 points by roosgit 3y ago|0 comments
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by roosgit 3y ago
I was under the impression that you have to confirm your email address when you subscribe, but I could be wrong. There’s also an option, as sender, to unsubscribe folks who haven’t open your newsletter in a while. Another route would be AWS
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by roosgit 3y ago
I used to use MailChimp. The current free plan seems to be limited to 500 subscribers and 1000 monthly email sends. So if you have less than 250 subscribers you can send a weekly email to all of them, for free. I noticed they also offer an
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by roosgit 3y ago
To me, these features look very unappetizing. As a teenager I’ve been "traumatized" by Pascal, but I was lucky to find a refuge in HTML and CSS. After I got a job as a web designer I discovered Python and I realized that I could a
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The New CSS Math: pow(), sqrt(), and exponential friends(danielcwilson.com)
3 points by roosgit 3y ago|0 comments
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by roosgit 3y ago
"Trust grows at the speed of a coconut tree and falls at the speed of a coconut." I remember this from the book Alchemy by Rory Sutherland.
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by roosgit 3y ago
I do have JS turned on, but it won’t work for me either. The reason is I use Firefox 78 which is the last version supported on my OS which can’t be upgraded on my computer.
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Accessibility Errors Found in 2023(tpgi.com)
2 points by roosgit 3y ago|0 comments
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by roosgit 3y ago
Where did you get the images from? I have a small project in mind.
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Christmas Tree Animations Made with CSS and JavaScript(designerfeed.org)
3 points by roosgit 3y ago|0 comments
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Fine, I'll Use a Super Basic CSS Processing Setup(frontendmasters.com)
1 points by roosgit 3y ago|0 comments
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HTML Web Components Are Having a Moment(cloudfour.com)
3 points by roosgit 3y ago|1 comments
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Shadow DOM is for hiding your shame(tess.oconnor.cx)
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by roosgit 3y ago
Back in April I bought some parts to build a PC for testing LLMs with llama.cpp. I paid around $192 for: a B550MH motherboard, AMD Ryzen 3 4100, 1x16GB DDR4 Kingston ValueRAM, 256GB M.2 SSD. I already had an old PC case with a 350W PSU. I w
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by roosgit 3y ago
CUDA is specific to Nvidia GPUs. So you'll need a computer (laptop, in your case) with an Nvidia video card which supports CUDA. Does the Python code you want to run use PyTorch? Is it related to LLMs or Stable Diffusion? Because those
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CSS Background Patterns(designerfeed.org)
2 points by roosgit 3y ago|0 comments
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The New CSS Math: rem() and mod()(danielcwilson.com)
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KB Social Media Embeds(chriscoyier.net)
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by roosgit 3y ago
See if any of these might work in your case https://dribbble.com/shots/19689206-38-Free-Logos .
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Making a Website Is for Everyone(blog.jim-nielsen.com)
1 points by roosgit 3y ago|1 comments
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CSS 3D Text Effects(designerfeed.org)
1 points by roosgit 3y ago|0 comments
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by roosgit 3y ago
Dealt with it a few hours ago. Because of GitHub, as well. I chose KeePassXC on the desktop. It has a database which you can move around, backup it. There is an app for Linux and MacOS 10.13+ (because of Qt5). For iOS, a quick search shows
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by roosgit 3y ago
I think it's still possible to program the calendar app in macOS (might need some permissions) with AppleScript. At the end of each year, I run a Python script which through AppleScript creates an event at the beginning of each month
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by roosgit 3y ago
I keep my cables in toilet paper rolls (the cardboard part, just to make it clear). If you have many in one box, you can write on the roll what type of cable it holds, as a way to label it.
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by roosgit 4y ago
I use an iPad 4 with iOS 7 on it. Just for browsing websites, so apps and web apps are out of the question. For blocking ads, I run an Alpine Linux VM with dnsmasq and a massive block list. This VM masquerades as a DNS server. Last fall I h

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