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Problem: Create image with text. Solution: https://img.bruzu.com?a.t=Text You can help by trying the API and giving honest feedback. https://bruzu.com
It seems kind of interesting, what are some use cases you've seen for it?
1. Image generation automation: Like into automation like posting tweets as image to instagram.
2. Image generation scaling: Create multiple images with just variable text, like greeting messages or product images or open graph images.
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Are you just doing primary key lookups? If so, a new index won’t do much as Postgres already has you covered there. If you have any foreign key columns, add indexes on them. And if you’re doing any joins, make sure the criteria have indexes. Similarly, if you’re filtering on any of the nested JSON fields, index them directly. This alone may be sufficient for your perf problems. If it isn’t, then here’s some tips for…
This is super interesting stuff. First of all, I think the caching layer (which we currently don’t have) is going to be a necessity in the coming weeks as we scale for an additional project (that will be relying on this architecture) Second of all, it is just PK lookups. We don’t actually have a single fk (contractor did not set up any relations), which makes me think moving all of this replicated JSON data from fiel…
Regarding JSON schema, if you have a Marshmallow schema or similar, yes that’s a wonderful starting point. This should map pretty closely to your DB schema (but may not be 1-to-1, as not every field in your DB will be needed in your API).
I’d suggest avoiding storing JSON at all in the DB unless you’re storing JSON that you don’t control.
For example, if the JSON you’re storing today has a nested object of GPS coords, temperature, etc.. make that an explicit table (or tables) as needed. The benefits are many: indexing the data becomes easier, the data is stored more efficiently, the table will take up less storage, the columns are validated for you, you can choose to return a subset of the data, etc… You will not regret it.
We are working on a totally new way to do cold fusion, our only problem is getting enough new fuel into the reactor without disturbing the running process. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
... Not being flippant; I find that these kind of prompts can help in thinking from a new approach.
Ok, I'm double dipping. Another problem I'm trying to solve is: I've got a database of several hundred interesting conversation questions that I've collected over the years. Essentially just strings, though I've attempted to categorize them, rank them, and add other metadata. I'd like to figure out a way to sort them or dedupe them based on semantic similarity, but I'm not sure how to determine semantic similarity wi…
By web search I found this to tutorial to put sentences in an embedding space: https://github.com/BramVanroy/bert-for-inference/blob/master...
I did not read this and am not endorsing it, but it looks like it’s doing roughly what I’m suggesting.
I'm looking for the best way to implement Multitenancy, Submultitenancy Impersonation with JwtTokens and IdentityServer4 ( dot net). I'm curious on how other people solved it ( by cookies, subdomain, ... ) and if you used a JwtToken for it.
Looking for something like authzed.com?
But I haven't decided yet on the actually flow. Where I'd identify the current tenant or impersonate him.
+ The influence of impersonation on that flow.
I have posted this here before- hexafarms.com. I am trying to use ML to discover optimal phenotype for growing plants in vertical indoor farms to a. have the higest quality produce b. to lower the cost of producing leafy green/med plants, etc. within cities itself. Basically, every leafy green (and herbs, and even mushrooms), can grow in a range of climatic condition (phenotype, roughly) ie temperature, humidity, wat…
At the very least what's a link to your startup's website?
How to get my kids to bed to bed.
https://www.amazon.com/Bringing-Up-B%C3%A9b%C3%A9-Discovers-...
* I'd like to donate my kidneys, liver, and lungs as a living donor. However I've heard that there may be a psychological screening component for being a living donor which may detect that I'm planing on killing myself and trigger intervention. Is there a way around it? It's not critical for success but it would be nice to give back to someone else a chance at life, but I'm not sure if it's doable.
* I want to minimize the possibility of being discovered and identified after death. I've selected a heavily wooded site that's time consuming to access on foot and selected timing to be early autumn some years from now once I've acclimated my acquaintances to my absence. The concern however comes from the fact that I have a security clearance and my fingerprints are in the system. I'm trying to figure out if it's a real concern that my body is discovered with fingers intact, and what needs to be done to mitigate it. Or if seclusion, exposure, and scavengers are enough to cover that possibility and it's not a real concern.