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Inkling Small is the highest-scoring open-weight model evaluated by ARC Prize(twitter.com)
6 points by thebricklayr 2mo ago|0 comments
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Inkling is now the highest-scoring open-weight model on both ARC-AGI 1 and 2(twitter.com)
3 points by thebricklayr 2mo ago|1 comments
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Are black holes ...white holes?(physics.stackexchange.com)
2 points by thebricklayr 2y ago|0 comments
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by thebricklayr 2y ago
Black holes don’t live forever. In principle, an external observer could watch you until the black hole evaporates. As mentioned above, if they never saw you fall in, then you never fell in. GR allows for disagreement on durations of events
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by thebricklayr 2y ago
For a region of space with time dilation approaching infinity, red shift to temperatures below even the microwave background would be nothing .
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by thebricklayr 2y ago
Agreed. Couldn’t black holes warp spacetime to the extent that there is no such place as “inside”? Time dilation is infinite at the event horizon, after all. As you approach the event horizon, your frame of reference slows asymptotically
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by thebricklayr 3y ago
> I have a boatload of feature creep ideas for you to reject... Shall I post them here, or DM you? Ha! Either, or feel free to email me at jeff@umami.recipes. > Take a pic of a recipe, OCR if can The app actually has an OCR recipe imp
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by thebricklayr 3y ago
https://umami.recipes
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by thebricklayr 3y ago
Ironically, this is a great way to build actual products (if you’re open to letting them grow). Three years ago I created a simple app for my family and friends to share recipes together. I kept adding features they requested, and after abo
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by thebricklayr 3y ago
I’m excited to start working on the Android version of Umami ( https://umami.recipes ). Like the iOS version, I’m building it 100% native, this time with Jetpack Compose.
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by thebricklayr 3y ago
I like to ask people _how_ non-deterministic laws of nature would give rise to free will, and listen as they stumble toward the realization that determinism is orthogonal to the subject.
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by thebricklayr 3y ago
Awesome work. Love your clean design and copy. Unwind has one of the best App Clip experiences I’ve seen. I’ve similarly built an app for my family to collaborate on recipes which I’ve since made public - https://umami.recipes
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The Many Worlds of Quantum Mechanics – Sean Carroll(youtube.com)
2 points by thebricklayr 3y ago|0 comments
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by thebricklayr 3y ago
> does the server fetch the html itself? Yep, the client just sends the recipe URL and then the server fetches the HTML. Agreed, it would be better to have the client send the HTML for paywalled sites, which is another reason I just want
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by thebricklayr 3y ago
It's few enough users right now that I can cover the couple bucks per month in server costs. If more people start to use it, I'll make it paid (either upfront or subscription, not sure yet), but I'll grandfather all existing
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by thebricklayr 3y ago
Wow, this is awesome! Your layout, subtle dividers, and serifed font really come together perfectly. At the moment, Umami's scraping is done server-side. I'd really like to speed it up, so I'm going to start working on a 100%
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by thebricklayr 3y ago
I just added multi-ingredient keyword search across all of your recipes to Umami ( https://www.umami.recipes ). If you’re on iOS, I’d recommend checking it out!
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by thebricklayr 3y ago
You may be right. My hope is the AVP is at least step toward something that could make potentially dangerous physical activities, like cooking, safer (e.g., by showing you the temperature of a surface before you touch it with your hands, as
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by thebricklayr 3y ago
A temperature indicator is such a good idea. I’m going to add this to Umami.
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by thebricklayr 3y ago
Honestly, I'm excited to start building AR-enhanced cooking experiences for Umami[1]. I worry though: is the passthrough reliable enough to use a sharp kitchen knife safely while wearing it? [1] https://www.umami.recipes
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Show HN: Collaborative recipe manager for iOS, built with SwiftUI and Firebase(umami.recipes)
6 points by thebricklayr 3y ago|0 comments
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by thebricklayr 4y ago
I'm open to it! Right now it runs on firebase and a unary gRPC service (nodejs). Probably firebase could be swapped out for supabase, and gRPC is easy enough to host.
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by thebricklayr 4y ago
Awesome, thanks for the feedback. > 1. Import from other recipe apps. Definitely agree. A couple days ago, someone asked for a Paprika recipe importer, which I've added here: https://www.umami.recipes/paprika-import
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by thebricklayr 4y ago
Thanks! Hopefully will have something in the next few months.
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by thebricklayr 4y ago
I tried that and it was super buggy... Thankfully I built the whole thing in SwiftUI so that I can port it to Mac fairly quickly. Moving as fast as I can!
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by thebricklayr 4y ago
Every iOS feature is available on web: https://www.umami.recipes/sign-in But yes, you are right, as far as native apps go. FWIW, I just got an Android test phone so I can start on that version, should be ready in a few mont
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by thebricklayr 4y ago
Wow thank you! Fun fact: that orange color is actually part of the display-p3 color space: https://webkit.org/blog/10042/wide-gamut-color-in-css-with-d... ^ Colors in that space only just recently started getting
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by thebricklayr 4y ago
Paprika is great, though Umami's importer is even better: https://www.umami.recipes Umami has Chrome/Firefox extensions that you can use while on desktop, which will sync your recipes to the app. Disclaimer: I built it
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by thebricklayr 4y ago
Just last week, I added the ability to export Umami[1] recipes as Recipe JSON Schema[2]. Writing the code for it was quite pleasant thanks to schema-dts[3]. [1] https://www.umami.recipes [2] https://schema.org/Re
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by thebricklayr 4y ago
Thanks for giving it a try! > Recipe sites have really gone downhill with all the ads and life stories...I just want to cook dinner! Couldn’t agree more. I think having a way to import recipes without the fluff is a table stakes feature

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