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yacine_

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About yacine_

made dingboard https://dingboard.com

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    Comment #42581112

    that's why i'm writing my own cad software, dingcad at dingcad.com it will be free and open source

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    Comment #41061817

    unfortunately that one requires considerably more care

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    Comment #41061289

    yeah its a pretty bad job. i never held a gun in real life and they kind of scare me tbh

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    Comment #41061259

    [flagged]

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    Comment #41061197

    I do! And we're hiring! x.com/jobs

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    Comment #41061070

    lmao you really think this took me more than 15 minutes to do?

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    Comment #39911175

    i've been using sokol.h and it just works :)

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    Comment #39212538

    it's monkey-ohio-wrath good luck hopefully you use it before anyone else does

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    Comment #39207831

    Am I crazy? is it really that hard? I built a web design product that rivals figma in a web browser in like a month, and bootstrapped the whole thing lmao

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    Comment #38717483

    I'd imagine you feel quite upset that you are paying to be silently toyed with by a software company :P I definitely do Infuriating and is only accelerating my basement cluster

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    Comment #38717447

    It's not. They pushed another "update" this monday that fixed the problem. Of course, we'll never know, because openAI isn't only closed weights, architecture, and research, but it…

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    Comment #37398342

    YOU ARE ON THE WRONG WEBSITE!!!

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    Comment #37027407

    Looks like you need to be o(europe) sized to bully big tech companies

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    Comment #37022270

    sign me up lmao

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    Comment #36932498

    Here's an example: https://paperswithcode.com/task/coreference-resolution

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    Comment #36884023

    Bloated does not mean bad. It means bloated. Which, for my purposes, makes it not the best choice.

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    Comment #36881292

    yes, unfortunately :( did you know that the weight adapter happens on demand, on inference, in the LoRA forward pass function? leaky, leaky, leaky GGML will save us, surely

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    Comment #36881193

    If you fine tune them to be task specific, they'll perform well. In my experience, this control loop is a better investment than "prompt engineering". (When I say task specific, I …

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    Comment #36881078

    This is an ad. You'd be best served avoiding additional dependencies. At this point, you don't want to be trading off simplicity for ease. Even transformers + huggingface feels lik…

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    Comment #36540010

    The right way to leverage AI is to use it to do ye olde engineering, faster. Actually, most AI use cases are in fact that! Ye olde engineering - data pipelines, automation. Stuff w…

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