Nice article!
Looking at the Stripe developer website example at the end, it did feel like Bootstrap.css's 12 column layout, though
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Nice article!
Looking at the Stripe developer website example at the end, it did feel like Bootstrap.css's 12 column layout, though
Just tried SORA a few mins back, felt crappy
Kyle Hill made a video on this — youtu.be/aFlromB6SnU
It is a part of a playlist Half life histories - youtube.com/playlist?lis...
We enter the new year with the memories and learnings of the past. I wrote an article about my experience of 2024 - vinayakakv.com/blog/2024-re...
Share your experiences and thoughts as well!
In my latest article, I explore one such case in the field of deployment management. Check the article here - vinayakakv.com/blog/you-hav...
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#devops #k8s #software
All software starts small before growing in size and functionality. Sometimes, an existing codebase is not the right place to build new features. Yet, circumstances forces one to do it - something leading to bad outcomes.
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Move fast, break things, **don't burnout**
Take a leave and rest!
Omg, it is turning out so cool!
You built a new language with LSP and all the tooling, right?
First it was `Object.fromEntries`, now it is `Object.groupBy` - Low how the ecosystem is getting more ergonomic!
Though I'm forced to be on the latest LTS of Node (sometimes even the non-LTS) for good.
Haze is often a nuisance to long range visibility. But given the right time and place, one can see beautiful visuals overcoming the haze. Read my photoblog to see more!
vinayakakv.substack.com/p/above-the-...
#photography #mountains #sunrsie
I wrote an article about operator overloading, that explores how operator overloading is approached in various programming languages and some unexpected turns that the flexibility might take. Go give the article a read and share your thoughts!
vinayakakv.com/blog/operato...
Ah yeah. I read yesterday Ollama now supports structured outputs. If they support function calling, It might open the door to a ChatGPT-like local UI.
ollama.com/blog/structu...
Ollama?
Imagine this appearing on web workers, node, bun and deno one day
`window.ai`, it is now available in Chrome canary hidden under a flag I think
Atleast (()=>{})() is more manageable
Reminds me of `:(){:|:&};:`
Redux, ask Dan!
You bend the spacetime...!
maybe
```js
const goodSourceFetchInput = await getSourceFromLlm(input)
const someGoodSource = await fetch(goodSourceFetchInput)
// Same as below...
```
RAG is basically LLMs identifying which function to call, us calling and providing the result to it as context
Good to see you building things for TS, everything in ML is so much focused around Python!
C!
I wrote about what it takes to build a search engine that is conversational, multi-modal, and, personalized. Go give it a read and share your thoughts!
vinayakakv.com/blog/hybrid-...
Nice hills!
Hi #webdev people! Do you know of any ways to preview a playwright browser session in a remote browser? They are not tests.
We run playwright in the backend and want a user in the frontend to view and change their interaction script iteratively.
Yeah, we use it in prod and it works great!
Seems like we need some sort of translation layer for the prompts as well.
I've observed switching llms all while having the same prompt and they going unpredictable
This is not the day I die...
Generated by AI and they still are wondering if it is a pizza at all 😅
I got to know it through v0. Cool icons!