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some1else
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About some1else
Failed at trying an e-commerce SaaS (Fatsell), co-founder of a design studio (Ljudje d.o.o.), contributed to a number of local creative industry initiatives, did engineering and product at Joan (https://getjoan.com) and Radical Motion (https://radicalmotion.com). Exhibited art at ARS Electronica and Cukrarna. Whatever.
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https://srdjan.pro/
GitHub https://github.com/Some1Else
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Comment #46656113
Recently came across another video that demonstrates the effect https://www.instagram.com/p/DP7CXKACDOY/
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Comment #46656055
Why does Vercel provide Next.js? Aside from talent & tightly coupling Astro to their services, their North Star might be similar to Weekly Number of New Domains Hosted On Cloudflar…
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Comment #46613340
Similar Perlin-based effect with mouse reactivity & audio: https://srdjan.pro
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Comment #46574117
How come pen & paper are omitted from both article and discussion?
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Comment #45856507
Feels odd that two feature-equivalent plans are segregated with neighboring duplicates into monthly and yearly branches. I would consider monthly Enterprise & yearly Enterprise the…
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Comment #44599366
Probably a bad idea to turn to ChatGPT for psychotherapy
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Comment #44261699
There's very little in the article about "how" sound reshapes "networks" in the brain. It's pretty reasonable to expect that hearing different sounds can cause different neurons to…
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Comment #44092343
Hard to read. The writing style detracts from the message. I guess the takeaway of the article is that "Lean Startup" is the way to run a company?
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Comment #43934714
I remember some "How it's made" videos where conveyor belts and automation were put to very good use in baking cookies, and such. I take it that this implementation is more artisan…
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Comment #43822656
I just want to kick back and code like it's 199NaN
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Comment #43638567
My questions are more along the lines of: - Does it liberate people from meaningless employment? - Does it give a sufficient platform to people to bootstrap their own trade? - Does…
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Comment #43318289
> There was a point in my road trip when I was on top of a mountain, and it said I would reach the next charger 100km away with 20km of range remaining, but I was only at 90km at t…
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Comment #43025033
Wonder what the returns would look like if they set aside 5% of that sum to fund things like Euro competitors to Shopify & Stripe.
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Comment #42987148
Here's one I use for cryptographic purposes: let invocations = 0; export function rand3000() { invocations += 1; const timestamp = new Date().getTime() + invocations * 1000; const …
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Comment #42643426
Talk to people who want to hear what you have to say.
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Comment #42380053
Cool. Redis in front of Postgres always brought peace-of-mind that will likely be welcome for the vector data use-case. P.s.: Appreciate the llm command line tool.
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Comment #42379710
Where would a Redis vector store play a part though? Maybe you'd load up relevant embeddings for a particular user while they're interacting with their dataset, to make their respo…
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Comment #42040676
Regardless of the naive algorithm, wouldn't this also match empty cells?
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Comment #41923081
https://weirdnet.xyz - hexagonal lattice mesh https://undesign.systems - shadow study https://spamoji.com/ - emoji collaging https://srdjan.pro - ascii perlin noise https://qwerkey…
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Comment #41825317
Supply chain attack
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Comment #41808882
You might have a problem using CUDA as part of the name, since Nvidia has it trademarked. Maybe you can switch to Scuba if they give you trouble, sounds like a good name for the to…
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Comment #41653370
"Allegory of the cave" comes to mind, when trying to describe the understanding that's missing from diffusion models. I think a super-model with such qualifications would require a…
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Comment #41411580
It appears that the author was indeed not too closely familiar with the premise of the Y2K bug, as they mention the change "from 19 to 20" ... the Y2K Bug, and it prophesied that o…
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Comment #41288127
For those that are looking, I have one of these to sell. Drop me a line or schedule a meet: https://srdjan.pro