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Best viewed on the original page , where extended functionality like the footnote helper is available. This is a street photography series captured during my travels and excursions. I am considering selling prints of these images, but none currently exist. If you would like a print version of my work, please contact me and we can discuss the details. Street photography featuring scenes across Switzerland. Total images: 48
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Best viewed on the original page , where extended functionality like the footnote helper is available. This is a street photography series captured during my travels and excursions. I am considering selling prints of these images, but none currently exist. If you would like a print version of my work, please contact me and we can discuss the details. Street photography featuring scenes across Switzerland. Total images: 48
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Best viewed on the original page , where extended functionality like the footnote helper is available. This is a street photography series captured during my travels and excursions. I am considering selling prints of these images, but none currently exist. If you would like a print version of my work, please contact me and we can discuss the details. Street photography featuring scenes across Switzerland. Total images: 48
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Best viewed on the original page , where extended functionality like the footnote helper is available. This is a street photography series captured during my travels and excursions. I am considering selling prints of these images, but none currently exist. If you would like a print version of my work, please contact me and we can discuss the details. Street photography featuring scenes across Switzerland. Total images: 48
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K-means clustering ( previous discussion ) is an unsupervised learning algorithm which assigns points to one of K different clusters based on the distance of that point to a centroid. The points may represent physical locations, or embeddings in high-dimensional vector space. 🌟Check out the demo (in two dimensions) below. Centroids are colored white.🌟 start Note that the points are changing color only, not moving. General algori..
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In this cheat sheet, we will discuss ten best practices you can implement to improve your GitHub security. Download the one-pager and read on for a more extensive explanation of all ten curated actions.
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In this article, I will show you how to self-host Vaultwarden along with a backup solution that will periodically backup your data safely.
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In this article, I will show you how to self-host Vaultwarden along with a backup solution that will periodically backup your data safely.
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Hi, Ich habe meinen Spring Performance Workshop nicht ein einziges Mal verkauft. Stattdessen verkaufte ich viermal meinen Architecture Discovery Workshop. In 6 Monaten. Und den bewerbe ich nicht einmal 🤷 Was heißt das für mich? Meine Positionierung als Performance-Experte ist gescheitert. Aber nicht, weil ich nicht liefern kann. Es gibt für meine Kunden einfach keinen Bedarf. Rückblickend macht das Sinn. Aber lass ..
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Table of Contents Results Bonus Result: 32 Cores, 64 Threads Bonus Result: 10K Key Set Thank You! Which Challenge Will Be Next? Oh what a wild ride the last few weeks have been. The One Billion Row Challenge (1BRC for short), something I had expected to be interesting to a dozen folks or so at best, has gone kinda viral, with hundreds of people competing and engaging. In Java, as intended, but also beyond : folks implem....
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Table of Contents Results Bonus Result: 32 Cores, 64 Threads Bonus Result: 10K Key Set Thank You! Which Challenge Will Be Next? Oh what a wild ride the last few weeks have been. The One Billion Row Challenge (1BRC for short), something I had expected to be interesting to a dozen folks or so at best, has gone kinda viral, with hundreds of people competing and engaging. In Java, as intended, but also beyond : folks implem....
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Table of Contents Results Bonus Result: 32 Cores, 64 Threads Bonus Result: 10K Key Set Thank You! Which Challenge Will Be Next? Oh what a wild ride the last few weeks have been. The One Billion Row Challenge (1BRC for short), something I had expected to be interesting to a dozen folks or so at best, has gone kinda viral, with hundreds of people competing and engaging. In Java, as intended, but also beyond : folks implem....
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This is a transcription of Jim Lawless's interview with Ben Hoyt on his Stray Pointers podcast. We discuss Forth, C, CGI, Python, Go, and AWK.
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Nearly a million people in the US suffer from total kidney failure yet only 20,000 kidneys are available for transplant each year. The kidney crisis is only getting worse and needs a revolution to solve it.
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Nearly a million people in the US suffer from total kidney failure yet only 20,000 kidneys are available for transplant each year. The kidney crisis is only getting worse and needs a revolution to solve it.
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I've been lucky enough to get into the Ghostty beta, and am very happy with it o far. I ran into one real hiccup, and I know I'll forget how I fixed it when I set up my next laptop, so leaving a note for myself (and anyone else who hits it). Ghostty uses a custom terminfo, xterm-ghostty, and does not install it to the system or user, but specifies a TERMINFO=/Applications/Ghostty.app/Contents/Resources/terminfo environment variable ....
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I've been lucky enough to get into the Ghostty beta, and am very happy with it o far. I ran into one real hiccup, and I know I'll forget how I fixed it when I set up my next laptop, so leaving a note for myself (and anyone else who hits it). Ghostty uses a custom terminfo, xterm-ghostty, and does not install it to the system or user, but specifies a TERMINFO=/Applications/Ghostty.app/Contents/Resources/terminfo environment variable ....
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Repository: @knadh/listmonk GitHub release page: v3.0.0 v3.0.0 is a major release with a significant number of improvements and fixes. What’s new? The concurrent core or the “engine” is completely re-written. Campaign pausing and cancellations are now near-instant and lossless. Concurrent campaign sending performance has improved significantly. The sent count now accounts for every single message rather than an approximati..
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15231dcb079282a3e376cda45f88e02e8becf585 Remove some sites, add a site and stuff yeah idk too lazy 362857a07081ed5d39c2a38050494d5a25f661a7 Test
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They analyzed his blood and found a speck. He didn’t need to know - yet. He still had several years before it would become an issue. Several productive years at a good income. The data was all there. Let him sow and later we’ll reap. That will all be harvested. It’s a simple calculation. Let him continue to be motivated and untroubled by health. Earning until the disease really takes hold. Then we can transfer the wealth away. He won’t miss..
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I’ve been reading Marcus Aurielius’ Meditations and, very appropriately and scaringly, YouTube algorithm thought I would be interested in Marcus Aurelius, the Man Who Solved The Universe . The title is bombastic and misplaced, but the video is well executed and correctly summarizes some of the Emperor-Philosopher’s thoughts.
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First 24 hours with Vision Pro. It feels like a generation 1 product. Similar to how I felt with Apple Watch or Macbook M1, when they just came out. A lot of small issues here and there, but overall very impressed with the potential. Issue 1: Glare from very bright light on lens. Watching movies or playing games on Vision Pro is very straightforward. The screen does not have a lot of white lights, so it does not reflect on the lens. Howev..
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Differences between getServerSideProps and getStaticProps in Next.js
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www.rasikjain.com
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2 years ago
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Introduction: Next.js is a popular React framework that enables developers to create server-side rendered applications with ease. Two essential functions in Next.js are getServerSideProps and getStaticProps, which help developers pre-render pages and optimize performance. Although they share similarities, they have significant differences in terms of functionality and usage. In this blog, we will explore the differences between getServerSid..
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Why you should regularly and systematically evaluate your LLM results
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vikramoberoi.com
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2 years ago
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This robot would have known this is just a random skull had anyone spent time evaluating results from the Yorick Identification Model. Credit: katiebcartoons. Evaluating results from LLM pipelines is time-consuming and often I’d rather poke my eye with stick instead of looking at another 100 results to decide if they are “good”. But I do it anyway and I cannot understate how beneficial it is. Here’s why you should do it:
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Image Details & Source I put some fireflies in a jar and did a long exposure for 3 minutes. (dont worry I let them go). by Greghogan on reddit Click Here for the Original, High-Quality Image This page was last modified: February 3rd, 2024 ♫ That planet Earth turns slowly ♫ # Oh my days, it’s February! How time flies, amirite? Before I let you go though, how about we reap January’s wonderful harvest, traveler? The follo....
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Just brought home your Apple Vision Pro and are ready to start developing? Well hold on a second – the process for setting it up isn’t super clear and doesn’t exist anywhere in Apple’s documentation that I could find. The steps are pretty simple, but you will be jumping back and forth between the headset... Read more » The post How to enable developer mode on Apple Vision Pro first appeared on Swift Fox Software LLC .
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The “Method of Differences” is a mathematical technique for reducing the computation of polynomials to repeated addition. Once the system is setup, relatively unskilled human computers can populate dense mathematical tables. This is the “difference” in the Charles Babbage’s Difference Engine which aimed to automate the creation and printing of these tables. I have created a playground where you can experiment with the method and in this a....
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The “Method of Differences” is a mathematical technique for reducing the computation of polynomials to repeated addition. Once the system is setup, relatively unskilled human computers can populate dense mathematical tables. This is the “difference” in the Charles Babbage’s Difference Engine which aimed to automate the creation and printing of these tables. I have created a playground where you can experiment with the method and in this a....
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Exhibition at the Beverly Art Center, Chicago [note: if you would like to take ownership of the digital surrogate of your physical print from the show, go to the URL https://iws.mx/charm.farm/
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