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by sourc3 4mo ago
Good enough. It gets 60-70% of the work I need done for a lot less $ (keep in mind I am using these for personal projects that doesn’t generate revenue). If I was using it with the hopes of making money I think I would just use Codex at thi
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by sourc3 4mo ago
Yes that was my goal. Also noticed a huge performance gain going from ollama to mlx. Your mileage may vary.
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by sourc3 4mo ago
I am running qwen 3.6 9b quantized model on my m4 pro 48gb and it is barely useful to do some basic pi.dev/cc driven development. I think 128gb desktops are the sweet setup to actually get meaningful work done. However, getting your ha
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by sourc3 7mo ago
This is amazing and exactly the problem we have been trying to solve with a friend. We also considered the terminal but people give up on maintenance because they forgot to buy that replacement filter, or never got a reminder when they actu
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by sourc3 6y ago
Yep.
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by sourc3 6y ago
This is so exciting to see, especially for older folk like me. Almost 20 years ago, one of my professors told us before graduation that hot tech is mostly about the idea pendulum swinging back and forth. I immediately chalked it up to 65+ a
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by sourc3 6y ago
Fascists are out for ethnic cleansing while the world turns a blind eye. Sounds familiar?
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by sourc3 6y ago
Industries where money comes in by the bucket have no problem spending it with a shovel for specialized knowledge they don't have. If you're a contractor, your best bet is to focus on an industry to understand the needs of that in
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by sourc3 6y ago
Expected? Yes. Normal? Yes. Only thing there is out there? No. For every $30/hr posting on the net, there is another one for $100. I also personally know of folks who are making +$150 with Django. It really depends on who you work for.
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by sourc3 6y ago
Meetup was/is fundamentally a marketing platform for event organizers. The value it brings is the user base. So it had to always find ways to bring people to the platform to keep the value for organizers. However, more casual users res
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by sourc3 6y ago
That brought in most of the revenue. 1:50 ratio of organizers to users with $15/mo revenue doesn’t add up to much.
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by sourc3 7y ago
I am in a similar position and would like to know how you got started with rental units. Are you using a property manager like it was mentioned in a previous comment? Do you recommend AirBnB vs. long-term rentals?
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by sourc3 7y ago
I was part of the founding team of a startup that did exactly this about 2 years ago. I wish you the best of luck but sales cycles are excruciatingly long and the larger players that are working with razor thin margins may find the 4.5% bit
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by sourc3 7y ago
Count me in too! I've been growing more and more frustrated with the tools in the marketplace.
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by sourc3 7y ago
This is very neat! Last year I had to essentially do this on GCP and relied on a very similar implementation. Everyone was surprised to see JS being used for data processing but it worked wonderfully. One thing I want to ask is the retries,
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by sourc3 9y ago
Living in the suburbs and having a similar 1 hour 20 min train ride to work, I ended up setting up a small workout space with a treadmill, weights and a rowing machine. It does the job but no substitute for a fully equipped gym. I applaud y
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by sourc3 9y ago
Interested in this due to my wife working in the space. Signup link?
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by sourc3 10y ago
I also am using your framework and I really like it. The quick video and dead-simple implementation made it a no brainer as a weekend project that can actually be published. Thank you.
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by sourc3 10y ago
Please email me at buragc at gmail
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by sourc3 10y ago
That's awesome, you are doing much more than I did in the past. Kudos. If you want to connect and bounce ideas you can find my contact in my profile.
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by sourc3 10y ago
Having built and given up on an app that did exactly this, I would like to learn more about your experience. I am in the process of giving away the app, back-end, etc. as a result of a flippa auction. https://flippa.com/6895
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by sourc3 10y ago
I am currently enrolled in the Machine Learning specialization on Coursera where the co-founder of Turi teaches the course and uses Turi for exercises. I wonder if they will kill the Coursera course too.
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Apple buys AI company Turi (formerly Dato)(theverge.com)
4 points by sourc3 10y ago|1 comments
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by sourc3 10y ago
Actually used it this past weekend to create a long island railroad time table app. Submitted to Amazon for review just now. Wanted to drop a line and say thank you.
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by sourc3 10y ago
Was thinking of using neo4j for an upcoming project. Did anyone benchmark OrientDB against Neo4j
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by sourc3 10y ago
Although I love mechanical watches, I caved in and got an Apple Watch just for the purposes of seeing my next meeting time and getting alerts. So far it's been good, although I miss the elegance of the mechanical watch that doesn'
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by sourc3 11y ago
It would really save me time in understanding who to talk to first. Would it impact the final decision? No. But it would certainly help me prioritize candidates. It is really time consuming to go through 120 resumes to see who you want to t
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by sourc3 11y ago
One thing that I really wanted to do for hiring is to be able to put resumes on top of each other in a tool and slice and dice over time periods to see how a person's career has evolved be it in terms of companies they worked for, skil
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by sourc3 11y ago
I have been working on a side project that needs to read dynamic table layouts and extract financial information. I was excited to hear about Tabula a few weeks ago but I had 0 success in getting even one PDF extracted. I ended up using pdf
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by sourc3 11y ago
Congratulations guys! Having tried my luck at this years ago the bigger challenge in getting past the front desk folks who see it as a threat. The funding will definitely help. Best of luck!

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