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photon_collider
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About photon_collider
Website: bryananthonio.com
Contact: hn[at]bryananthonio.com
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Comment #48169021
Yeah, I was confused about why it was talking about subscriptions for enterprise. The company I work at is billed on API usage.
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Comment #47891977
Nilay has been discussing these ideas on podcasts hosted by The Verge over the last few weeks. I can tell it's something that's been top of mind for him especially on his podcast s…
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Comment #47740266
I thought it was just me. I'm running a M2 MacBook Pro and scrolling down the article on Safari is quite stuttery.
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Comment #47439264
Reading this news only leaves me worried about long-term future of these open source tools.
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Comment #47303596
Fair point! When I first started on this I went down a deep rabbit hole exploring all the ways I could set this up. Ultimately, I decided to start simple with hardware that I had l…
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Comment #47301625
Ah nice! Didn’t know that. I’ll try that out next time.
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Comment #46628369
https://bryananthonio.com/
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Comment #43163435
Nice to see a new release from Anthropic. Yet, this only makes me even more curious of when we'll see a new Claude Opus model.
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Comment #42860754
Ah, I remember Grooveshark. I discovered so much good music there.
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Comment #42618512
"Trust but verify" is still useful especially when you ask LLMs to do stuff you don't know. I've used LLMs to help me get started on tasks where I wasn't even sure of what a soluti…
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Comment #42484665
Almost like keeping a personal write-ahead log. :)
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Comment #41104225
Has Julia's popularity in scientific computing and data science continued to grow? I haven't heard much about it recently.
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Comment #41017011
Astro is really good for this use case. Also easy to host on platforms like Netlify.
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Comment #40837886
I agree that LLMs are less useful for smaller scale use cases. I’ve found success using them for creating mock data, reformatting unstructured text into structured data, and a few …
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Comment #40803488
CSS has had a similar issue with naming classes, which is one reason for how TailwindCSS’s design. I wonder if we’ll see more AI tools for these kinds of use cases.
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Comment #40770829
Strangely, I've noticed mixed opinions from developers about whether learning vim is a productivity boost. Some people believe it is while others disagree. I'll admit my FOMO was w…
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Comment #40536172
>The LLM is like another user. And it can surprise you just like a user can. All the things you've done over the years to sanitize user input apply to LLM responses. I really like …
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Comment #39482316
I learned this first-hand when I entered the profession with a master's degree. Much of the work required me to know how to munge tabular data and do some stats with R. My impressi…
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Comment #39321741
The website says these glasses have all-day battery life. Is that with the use of a portable charge? If so, I'm wondering what the battery life is without the charger.
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Comment #39233924
This looks really cool! It's interesting that this compiler provides performance optimizations by looking for data diffs rather than diffs in the Virtual DOM. Is this intended to b…