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robinduckett

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About robinduckett

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    That’s no language, that’s a JSON schema

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    Location: UK Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Modern frontend (React, Zustand, Zod), Typescript, Node.js, Next.js, Vite, NestJS, Web3 (viem, wagmi, web3.js), EVM/S…

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    This is funny. “Agents don’t hesitate” meanwhile it takes five rounds of thinking to get Claude in Chrome to select the box

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    Comment #48529803

    Ahh that’ll do it. A shame really, the later models seem to be fairly good just from my idle testing as an enthusiast.

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    Is there something special about yolov8 over later models (9-12)? It seems most of the research and working examples default to v8 despite it being 3 years old. Or just because it …

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    I didn’t know how electrolysis really worked, and probably still don’t but I know a little more, and these cheap ion filtering membranes are absolutely wild, and turning the graphi…

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    Comment #48061969

    Exactly this, I tend to work this way. I built an ingestion pipeline to pull concepts out of a novel using Qwen and push them into falkordb this way

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    Comment #48016504

    This is embarrassing.

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    For my use case, wanting to see rendered markdown with images, fonts, working links, mermaid diagrams, code blocks etc and not wanting a bundled editor, the advantage is that it’s …

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    Comment #47801540

    I built a similar thing today for my hyprland desktop! https://github.com/robinduckett/hyprmark

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    I wonder if they’re just activating small parts of the brain at once. It seems to me that they aren’t simulating every single neuron at all times, and I do not see being able to ru…

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    Show me someone who believes their dog is vibe coding and I can show you someone with AI psychosis Just before people destroy me, I know this is a non serious blog post :P

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    Just sits on "Setting Up Your Account" pane and does nothing :)

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    Comment #45930478

    Glad to know I’m not crazy.

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    Comment #44276700

    Exciting news, who watches the watchmen?

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    I just asked ChatGPT the following: “Without looking it up, tell me about the Citiquetzelatropic effect” Which is of course, nonsense. It replied: The term “Citiquetzelatropic effe…

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    Comment #42486690

    It seems to render each lane of the roads in my city seperately. It looks good at maximal zoom but worse if you zoom in.

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    I can see the potential, but the images I give it must be very far outside of its training because all it generates are weird flat planes

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    They have oxymetazoline but I think the problem with this class of decongestants is that it is ineffective and dependency is basically guaranteed if used for more than a couple of …

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    Cymru am byth!

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    Comment #41044736

    Someone will say their brand of limitless energy is better than the competition, it’s human nature