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emehrkay

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    I just looked up what my computer is capable of (m2 MacBook Air) and it says 15-35 tokens per second. I could live with that writing code with a local model.

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    Comment #47896451

    I really like this website and how the articles stack when you click internal links

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    Comment #47249427

    This proves macOS should/could just be an iOS app that you can run when docked. It has great suspend and resume, the phones/tables would just need more ram and storage. Maybe we'll…

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    Comment #46079448

    The source code is structured pretty well. I really like the file abstraction that allows for both local and S3 via the interfaces.

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    Comment #45812429

    I clicked a link in IG once and and it opened via a webveiw. it was one of those "give us your email for a discount" popups so I put in "mark@aol.com" and at a later date, IG asked…

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    Comment #40780729

    Look at this graph of related articles on this blog, beautiful work https://blog.plasticlabs.ai/blog/YouSim;-Explore-The-Multive...

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    Comment #40370335

    Eye tracking coupled with the show grid feature would seem like using a computer the way that people do in movies https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UxigSW9MbY8

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    Comment #40047028

    Does anyone know how the data a stored, where at, what tech etc? I can only assume that the retention policies are in decades

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    Comment #38850990

    I was expecting the same game, but from paceman's pov. so you'd see a small line for the dot and a bigger line behind it for the ghost. After thinking about it, I think the game wo…

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    Comment #37437253

    I can't think of a better iPad app. Watching people really use it is magical. The same can be said for Sharpr3D (that is a subscription while procreate is a one time payment)

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    Comment #35410759

    why arent these strings constants?

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    Comment #34641193

    What tech did you use to pull down all of this data and comb through it?

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    Comment #32823697

    I love writing libs and giving them unconventional names. See Khadijah a go struct to Cypher cRUD query generator https://github.com/emehrkay/khadijah

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    Comment #32359945

    https://en.jingos.com/jingpad-a1/ maybe. I doubt the screen is matte

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    Comment #31372503

    The install link doesnt work. I wanted to view what it did before I ran it `livebud.com/install`

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    Comment #31109268

    I studied architectural engineering and hand to take a handwriting course. It is the exact opposite of cursive, youre never supposed to let your pen(cil) connect letters, not even …

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    Comment #30239808

    I feel that I made the transition from jr to mid level developer when I was able to come into some new code and judge it, instantly pointing out what was wrong and how it could be …

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    Comment #27699693

    I love this and will use it. I watch video at 2x and made a simple bookmarklet to control speed for video/audio https://github.com/emehrkay/media_speed

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    Comment #27327518

    I did the same to learn Redis. I wrote a simple graph database using Gremlin's syntax https://github.com/emehrkay/rgp It was very slow, but interesting.

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    Comment #27257517

    The Flash IDE was top notch. And the fact that it made a one-file executable was pretty cool too. And their version of javascript with classes was damn cool (was it es6?). Flash ha…

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    Comment #27177366

    I cant wait for that slices package. If I have to write this one more time im going to have a breakdown func inSlice(needle someType, haystack []someType) bool{}

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    Comment #27130753

    Cosine similarity is a great little tool to have in your box. When you have a map[dict|obj] with key => val(float) it is an easy way to compare a bunch of them. Years ago I threw t…

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    Comment #27064186

    For about 15 years I've been trying to figure out how to articulate a `Tetris is life` essay. "Things are going good, you're given an S piece that doesnt fit anywhere. You have to …

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    Comment #27038845

    Yes. I will show a show hn post when I get it all running