I've been using Vivaldi for a while when I was looking for EU alternatives. Pretty happy so far.
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I've been using Vivaldi for a while when I was looking for EU alternatives. Pretty happy so far.
Yo he estado viendo la de Jon Maddog sobre soberanía digital. He flipado también con el nivel de producción! Que vaya bien la tuya :)
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Por qué decimos NO al V Plan de Gobierno Abierto
❌ Ignora las prioridades de la sociedad civil especializada.
❌Abandona compromisos previos.
❌Carece de las reformas estructurales que necesitamos en transparencia e integridad.
Desgranamos todos motivos de nuestro rechazo.
Escribo en @agendapublica.es: "Importar dependencia energética: el acuerdo comercial de la UE con EE. UU."
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📈La concentración de dióxido de carbono, el principal gas causante del cambio climático, no para de aumentar.
→ El pasado mayo batió su récord en el observatorio de Izaña, en Tenerife, con 430.6 partes por millón.
+ info 👉
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So true! I'm stuck on the migration from Google Drive to @infomaniak.bsky.social KDrive due to .gdoc files. There's a cumbersome intermediate step to export them to an open format.
🚨 Una más vs la privacidad.
La técnica que llamaron 'Local Mess' ('Desastre Local') y que Meta ha estado usando desde septiembre de 2024 y Yandex mucho antes, desde 2017:
A los usuarios de Android usando FB o IG, esas aplicaciones los espiaban en sus navegadores, monitoreando todo lo que hacían.
Por favor leed este hilo porque es importante que conozcáis que no todos los divulgadores científicos lo hacen bien y que hay que tener mucho cuidado con lo que leemos por ahí.
Por favor, leed a José Enrique Cabrero en @ideal.es. Y compartid: es para llorar cómo está la sanidad pública 😞
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Awesome, thanks. I also found it in Warp. Though it seems more generic rather than repository-specific rules. docs.warp.dev/features/war...
I don't use Cursor, but I'll check if there's something similar that can be applied to Warp or Github Copilot.
That's great advice, thanks for sharing! In my experience I see that LLMS tend to write/modify code files with too many lines. This causes sometimes that they can't read the whole context. It's important to ask them to refactor the code to avoid such situations.
Giving them proper context. Using simple and specific prompts. Describing small problems with clarity and boundaries. Making things easy to run and test (Makefile, Docker, …). Using well-known frameworks that appear in their training data. With these basic ideas in mind, let’s see what we can do to make the most out of the current LLMs’ capabilities.
![Since I’ve been doing Machine Learning projects recently (Kaggle-style competitions), I’ve developed a few extra things I do 1 on those projects.
Document the features you’re currently using and potential features you’d like to explore.
Keep track of open questions and EDA tasks you’d like to explore.
Maintain a DATA_DICTIONARY.md or similar with the terms you’re using. Context is king.
Rely on a functional pipeline style and modular feature engineering. Use “micro pipeline” scripts to generate features. If your dataset has granularity at the “user” level, create different scripts for different kinds of features that generate the feature_name.csv files. You can join them all later. This is one of the things I use a lot. Almost all the features I’ve added to my projects start like “Write a script that computes the user’s […]. Save as feature_name.csv with user, feature_name as headers.”
Track experiments. I’m bad at this one as I haven’t figured out a simple enough way to do this reliably. Ideally, keep track of input features, model parameters, preprocessing, postprocessing, local evaluation, and remote evaluation.
Have a temporary folder (listed in .gitignore) for the LLM to write small scripts and experiments. Here is where you’d have things like inspect_csv.py or other useful scripts that can give the LLMs context on the actual data (e.g., check columns, stats, …)](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:4z5i7njrld66ew36htufcwry/bafkreiep6cwutgspbvgunxvhcn5uiea3ng4eqbjit7f4qlqgiiyeltsroy)
Since I’ve been doing Machine Learning projects recently (Kaggle-style competitions), I’ve developed a few extra things I do 1 on those projects. Document the features you’re currently using and potential features you’d like to explore. Keep track of open questions and EDA tasks you’d like to explore. Maintain a DATA_DICTIONARY.md or similar with the terms you’re using. Context is king. Rely on a functional pipeline style and modular feature engineering. Use “micro pipeline” scripts to generate features. If your dataset has granularity at the “user” level, create different scripts for different kinds of features that generate the feature_name.csv files. You can join them all later. This is one of the things I use a lot. Almost all the features I’ve added to my projects start like “Write a script that computes the user’s […]. Save as feature_name.csv with user, feature_name as headers.” Track experiments. I’m bad at this one as I haven’t figured out a simple enough way to do this reliably. Ideally, keep track of input features, model parameters, preprocessing, postprocessing, local evaluation, and remote evaluation. Have a temporary folder (listed in .gitignore) for the LLM to write small scripts and experiments. Here is where you’d have things like inspect_csv.py or other useful scripts that can give the LLMs context on the actual data (e.g., check columns, stats, …)
Wrote a post about some things I've been doing to make my projects more LLM friendly. Spoiler alert: it makes the projects more human friendly too!
davidgasquez.com/llm-friendly...
Any other ideas or suggestions?
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VEO 3
Prompt: Generate a TV news anchor with a British accent, the anchor says "in shocking news, Jake Kaye Rowe ling's yacht sank with her on board after being attacked by orcas off the coast of turkey" include the announcement in the dialogue.
This took one prompt and 2 minutes to generate.
¿Sabes cómo están distribuidas estas +300 comunidades tecnológicas en España? Hoy hemos actualizado el repo añadiendo un mapa interactivo: github.com/ComBuildersE...
Como todo lo que hacemos, los datos son open data y el código bajo Apache v2, ¿nos ayudáis a difundirlo y mejorarlo?
Se supone que los SSD duran menos en los NAS, pero no sé si ha cambiado esto en los últimos años.
Estamos un poco cansados 😫 de escuchar lo difícil que es conectar con las nuevas generaciones.
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Tengo Plex en el NAS y estoy relativamente contento. Era por saber otras alternativas ahora que van a poner el visionado remoto de pago 😅
