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jskherman

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About jskherman

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Socials: - jskherman.com - github.com/jskherman - linkedin.com/in/jskherman - t.me/jskherman - jskherman.at.hn

Interests: Data Science, Technology, Books, Programming

Recent public activity

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    Well not everyone has the privilege to buy new books, especially course-mandated books that the professor "coincidentally" wrote and costs hundreds of dollars. I would even say tha…

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    Check out the FUTO keyboard or FUTO voice input apps. It only uses the whisper models though so far.

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    Comment #46998954

    Hello, just wanted to share. This piece just finally hit me with the surrealness of autonomous AI (with personality) in modern society is now a reality. It made me question what is…

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    Comment #46051624

    Python is its batteries.

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    Comment #44946441

    I think what you're trying to describe is a Jupyter notebook but in a slimmer package. Maybe marimo or quarto? Maybe there are already notebook viewers out there (on GitHub?) that …

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    Comment #44383505

    Hello, thanks for the work for finally having an analog to Claude Code. A natural question to ask is, if in the near future, can Google One "Google AI Pro" subscribers have higher …

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    Comment #44352464

    Looks like I just inadvertently skipped to level 4 every workday, due to working inside of a restricted area with lots of proprietary industrial stuff.

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    Comment #43941489

    Yeah, I also found dotted notebooks to be the sweet spot. It's cleaner than a lined or gridded notebooks and especially helpful if they're already numbered. The tweaks they found i…

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    Comment #43787932

    On a related note, see Hollo: https://github.com/fedify-dev/hollo

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    Comment #43722406

    They're doing the Apple strategy. Less spotlight for other third parties, and less awareness how they're lagging behind so that those already ignorantly locked into OpenAI would no…

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    In refining B52E21:51FC46 (Moonbeam) in 00h 00m 05s 578ms I have brought glory to the company. Praise Kier. 9⃣5⃣4⃣3⃣7⃣ 9⃣2⃣2⃣4⃣6⃣ 0⃣8⃣5⃣5⃣9⃣ 5⃣4⃣8⃣2⃣6⃣ 1⃣5⃣6⃣8⃣4⃣ #mdrlumon #severa…

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    Comment #41213167

    This is the whole main challenge of the quantified self movement all over again. There's a lot of attempts to solve this problems but not much has been found, possibly because the …

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    Comment #41022757

    From what I read and experienced, it makes the size of the Git repository much bigger than it should be with how Git tries to keep copies of old binary files (specifically the data…

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    I see. I considered doing a static site dedicated to images on Cloudflare Pages and hotlinking from there. According to the docs[1], Cloudflare Pages projects support up to 20000 f…

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    Comment #41022580

    Like encoded base64 and using a post-processor to convert the images?

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    Ask HN: Where do you store images for your static site?

    I'm currently using Zola as my static site generator and I'm looking into ways to store and serve images from. There are options like Cloudflare's R2 (S3-compatible), Cloudinary, o…

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    Comment #40928433

    I think Telegram is plenty fast enough re:(1) on Android especially with a Home screen shortcut to your private Channel. It just gets quickly cluttered with mixing messages and fil…

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    Comment #40475117

    Yet, with the current climate of the job market it keeps getting harder and harder to find a job nowadays, especially for entry-level positions. Doesn't that strike you as odd that…

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    Symmetries in Nature strike again! It's just like in Noether's theorem.