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by timestretch 2y ago
Their models have been great, but I wish they'd include the number of parameters in the model name, like every other model.
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by timestretch 2y ago
I'm not sure what value that provides either. See https://www.macsurfer.com/
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by timestretch 2y ago
I wonder, how long it will be supported? These APIs seem to have a very short shelf-life.
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by timestretch 3y ago
I'm surprised to see an example from Apple Music. That app is an perfect example of design neglect too. The ability to filter your song list for a specific track is now hidden in Apple Music. To reveal the filter field, you must select
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by timestretch 3y ago
Sounds interesting. What model did you get? Does it have a stylus?
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by timestretch 3y ago
The hardware in the iPhone is probably powerful enough to run all software he'd run on his Mac if it were similarly unhampered by iOS.
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by timestretch 3y ago
They want to sell you two devices, and a monthly subscription to iCloud to interoperate between them.
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by timestretch 3y ago
Other ridiculous things: The "Apple Magic Keyboard Folio" for the 10th gen iPad has a better keyboard than the iPad Pro.
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by timestretch 3y ago
MacOS allows me to run any software I want. It has a terminal, and allows me to run scripts. It has a shared file system and offers true multi-tasking. You can already run some iOS apps in MacOS. I'd like a single computer where I can
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by timestretch 3y ago
I'd buy an iPad immediately if I could run MacOS on it.
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by timestretch 3y ago
I've thought of switching to Linux, but until BBEdit is ported, I'll stay on the Mac.
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by timestretch 3y ago
I love BBEdit and use it daily as my main text editor, and have since classic MacOS days! I'm hoping they add a couple of features: - Ability to auto-format using Prettier. - AI Large Language Model auto-complete for code. The field is
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by timestretch 3y ago
He's mentioned signing it in interviews. He discusses it here: https://youtu.be/SKoYhcC3HrM?t=1344
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by timestretch 4y ago
There is a lot of ongoing research into making language models that can run well on a wider variety of hardware. It seems VRAM is the main limitation at this point. You can already run smaller language models on your own hardware if you hav
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by timestretch 4y ago
A hybrid approach where you could "sketch" with SolveSpace, but then generate OpenSCAD style code that you could later edit would be amazing. The main advantage of OpenSCAD is that it doesn't "blow up" when you chan
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by timestretch 5y ago
Tabula Rasa is pretty cool, but it seems to want to scroll me when I try to draw. I like the collaborative aspect. Here's another pixel art toy I made, where you can can draw small icons. It is focused on mobile devices. You can bookma
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by timestretch 11y ago
Very nice! Were the transitions between visualizations algorithmic?
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by timestretch 12y ago
Whew! Took about 12 minutes on my 2010 MacBook Pro
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by timestretch 12y ago
Evan, thanks for all the hard work on this project. We use it every day at work. At first we were like, what is this 'Clowncopterize' button? But then we enabled the serious business flag and we were off and running.
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by timestretch 13y ago
Cool! For me, reducing the pixelSpacing to 0 really helped make it more artistic.
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by timestretch 13y ago
One thing that would be fun is a way to toggle between a few shades of gray.
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by timestretch 13y ago
If you enjoy this, check out www.fatbitsapp.com It's an iOS app I made that lets you make pixel art and see artwork other people are making at the same time. There's also a little websockets powered view on the website of what peo
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by timestretch 13y ago
Way addictive: Visual Migraine: http://wry.me/hacking/Turing-Drawings/#4,3,3,1,3,0,2,3,2,2,2... Forest reclaims the city: http://wry.me/hacking/Turing-Drawings/#4,3,2,1,3,3,2,3,0,2,1... Triangle Parallax 1: http://wry.me/hacking/Turing
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by timestretch 13y ago
If you are into programmer art, you might like my desktop picture gallery. There are Buddhabrots, fractal flames, recursive 3d structures made with Structure Synth and POV-ray. Most pictures are 2560x1600. http://www.timestretch.com/page/g
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by timestretch 14y ago
You might like my pixel art app, FatBits for iOS: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/fatbits/id501273236?mt=8
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by timestretch 14y ago
This is pretty clever, and made me smile. I'm not wild about the idea of weeding through bot generated pull requests. But, I like the idea of making tools like this available through GitHub. It would be cool if GitHub provided a static anal
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by timestretch 14y ago
I like the responsive design, and the slide-out for the services. Maybe use "Blog" instead of "Home"?
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by timestretch 14y ago
http://projecteuler.net/ is fun. You write programs that yield an specific answer. Paste the answer in to find out if your solution is correct. I clicked around and worked on the questions that seemed the most interesting. In terms of boo
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by timestretch 14y ago
I'd recommend reading a programming book on a topic that interests you. You'll write better code after reading it, and may be inspired too. Any simple metric such as character count or lines of code are useless. It is much more important to
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Script to set background color in Terminal when you ssh on OS X(github.com)
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