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andnand

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    Comment #46766511

    Im so confused by this. Watching the demos it seems like they just do some OCR to fill in a form? Then grab an email and linkedin url? The demo takes ~10s to do that.

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    Comment #46766476

    I was confused by this. Watching the demos on their page, it looks extremely slow. And it just does some image recognition to fill a form?

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    Comment #46128714

    I was just looking through the Go example as well. For a first attempt its ok. I don't think its accurate to criticize that it doesn't make a case for using Go or teaching how to u…

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    Comment #45222798

    Orgmode has been on the back of my mind forever. Ive been working on implementing a system recently. My hesitation with orgmode is that I'd like to share calendar/todo list with my…

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    Comment #44260415

    This is exactly what I was looking for. Thanks! Im trying to give these tools a fair shot before I judge them. Ive had success with detailed prompts and letting the agent jump stra…

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    Comment #44259087

    Whats your workflow? Ive been playing with Claude Code for personal use. Usually new projects for experimentation. We have Copilot licenses through work so I've been playing around…

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    Comment #44258967

    Im curious what types of tasks you're using it for?

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    Comment #44258946

    I'd say for me, it depends on the task and the language. I find asking ChatGPT to generate some code that I copy and paste lines up with your experience. Same with using an agent i…

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    Comment #43937601

    I was looking to use this as a learning exercise. Im just curious about the process of getting this to build for arm natively.

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    Comment #43937320

    Im fairly new to self hosting. I've been playing around with a raspberry pi running raspberry pi os. The documentation says the Debian package is only for amd64 architectures. Im a…

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    Comment #39643821

    The Hard Parts of UI Development was amazing. Your teaching style really has a way of making things stick. Truly one of my favorite instructors.

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    Comment #37948193

    How did you learn to build a BitTorrent client? I love the idea of codecrafters and books that walk you through building something but I always struggle if I don't have something t…

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    Comment #37482476

    While I do agree with this, I don't think assignments made by humans are immune to this either. There are assignments I had that contained bias and errors. Some I caught but I'm su…

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    Comment #37482300

    The only assignments I remember spending extra time on were from comp sci courses. I think that's from a mixture of enjoying programming and some assignments providing a toy progra…

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    Comment #37482213

    I think that's what the author is trying to accomplish, creating an engaging way to practice critical thinking and good research. Giving a student a paper and telling them to find …

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    Comment #35424255

    Theres also library using Svelte and threejs( https://svelthree.dev/ ). Its newer but worth checking out. Also, threejs journey is worth it. Lots of great content.

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    Comment #34518802

    Very neat! Can someone explain the json is being rendered? I had no idea json could be rendered as an image? https://github.com/billywojcicki/vexillologist/blob/master/w...

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    Comment #33276511

    You can definitely skip the animation sections at the end unless they interest you.

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    Comment #33276459

    I started learning Blender a few months ago and I agree, the donut tutorial is excellent. One tip that helped me was to recreate the tutorial from memory after each video. So I had…

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    Comment #32837523

    I'm currently going through this book and it's amazing. Any tips on where to go once I finish it?

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    Comment #32356801

    You just have to hold down on the spacebar and the trackpad will show up.

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    Comment #12536024

    There was some discussion on reddit about why LPTHW isn't as great a resource anymore and some suggestions for alternatives. https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/40s6dm/meta_ca…