Sounds great. I'll watch it with the kids. We've recently done this podcast about the history of the cup and it was funny and fascinating. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hUZmk_G6rFE
I'm developing a Revit add-in that and using the LLM to help write the code. I use AI in the development process but no AI is used at runtime. The Revit API is a challenge to build against. The documentation isn't great…
Great article. I've been trying to achieve something similar with a Revit. It's an old CAD application for Windows which means there's a few additional hurdles in exposing a cli interface that allows the LLM to drive…
I'm going to try to get it to generate extrusions in Revit based on images of floor plans. I've tried doing this in bunch of models without success so far.
Great science communication. This is another really good Spectrum article that was on HN a while back. The Tiny Star Explosions Powering Moore’s Law https://spectrum.ieee.org/euv-light-source
Felt it in Kyoto we think. Slightly swaying power lines and light fixtures. First earthquake experience on holidays
If you like le Carre, British TV Series "The Sandbaggers" is in a similar vein. I've watched a bunch of episodes on youtube and they are great with a focus on dialog and schemes as opposed to action.…
Agree. For now, you can get a reasonable DU via an [external library](https://github.com/mcintyre321/OneOf). [Nick Chapsas Video on Usage](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7z-xjijYfcI).
+1 Some of my best ideas that ended up being company changing started as a conversation walking to lunch with colleagues. Initially these ideas were just undeveloped thoughts and I would never dream about booking a…
Yes. Good experience here.
Thanks for this. Great timing as school holidays have just started in Australia and I like to get my boys watching some interesting educational content.
Trolling Australians surely
> I rarely use recursion/for loops Same here. I use c# and Typescript mostly. In c# you can use Select for map, Aggregate for reduce and there's a huge selection of other list processing operations that make use of…
I imagine we are approaching a tipping point where the cost of connection to the grid is more expensive than provisioning a home with enough solar + battery capacity to go fully off grid.
It was used in the semi-historical Cryptonomicon https://books.google.com.au/books?id=Lw-00wTgBy8C&pg=PA173&l...
e.g. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/system.data.data...
Title not related to the article "Trump shared classified info with Russians"
Would it "get rid of the need to be in a VPC"? I think yes. It looks like by enabling Data API, you expose that endpoint to the entire internet - which is secured like all the other AWS services with HTTPS, IAM, etc.
Pricing is opaque. https://www.wolfram.com/engine/commercial-options/ How can I figure out if it's worth investing the time if it's impossible to price a production license?
Thanks for the DBT tip. I've always wanted composable SQL statements but never known how to achieve it. https://docs.getdbt.com/docs#section-what-makes-dbt-so-power...
My grandfather used cane toads for pregnancy tests in Australia. https://www.australiangeographic.com.au/blogs/dr-karl-need-t...
Lost in Larrimah Podcast https://www.theaustralian.com.au/podcasts/lost-in-larrimah/n...
Anyone have inside knowledge of the infrastructure used? It's hard to imagine a better use case for using AWS, Azure or Google Cloud and spinning up a huge fleet of servers for 24 hours. I suppose some misguided ideas…
A story on innovation in Australia by ABC's "The Science Show" made a comparison between the attitude to entrepreneurs in Israel & US vs Australia. In Israel & US it was viewed as a positive thing for an entrepreneur to…
Doesn't look like it likes xkcd hand lettering or the font that approximates it. I had better luck with a this... curl https://ocr.a9t9.com/api/Parse/Image --data…
Sounds great. I'll watch it with the kids. We've recently done this podcast about the history of the cup and it was funny and fascinating. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hUZmk_G6rFE
I'm developing a Revit add-in that and using the LLM to help write the code. I use AI in the development process but no AI is used at runtime. The Revit API is a challenge to build against. The documentation isn't great…
Great article. I've been trying to achieve something similar with a Revit. It's an old CAD application for Windows which means there's a few additional hurdles in exposing a cli interface that allows the LLM to drive…
I'm going to try to get it to generate extrusions in Revit based on images of floor plans. I've tried doing this in bunch of models without success so far.
Great science communication. This is another really good Spectrum article that was on HN a while back. The Tiny Star Explosions Powering Moore’s Law https://spectrum.ieee.org/euv-light-source
Felt it in Kyoto we think. Slightly swaying power lines and light fixtures. First earthquake experience on holidays
If you like le Carre, British TV Series "The Sandbaggers" is in a similar vein. I've watched a bunch of episodes on youtube and they are great with a focus on dialog and schemes as opposed to action.…
Agree. For now, you can get a reasonable DU via an [external library](https://github.com/mcintyre321/OneOf). [Nick Chapsas Video on Usage](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7z-xjijYfcI).
+1 Some of my best ideas that ended up being company changing started as a conversation walking to lunch with colleagues. Initially these ideas were just undeveloped thoughts and I would never dream about booking a…
Yes. Good experience here.
Thanks for this. Great timing as school holidays have just started in Australia and I like to get my boys watching some interesting educational content.
Trolling Australians surely
> I rarely use recursion/for loops Same here. I use c# and Typescript mostly. In c# you can use Select for map, Aggregate for reduce and there's a huge selection of other list processing operations that make use of…
I imagine we are approaching a tipping point where the cost of connection to the grid is more expensive than provisioning a home with enough solar + battery capacity to go fully off grid.
It was used in the semi-historical Cryptonomicon https://books.google.com.au/books?id=Lw-00wTgBy8C&pg=PA173&l...
e.g. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/system.data.data...
Title not related to the article "Trump shared classified info with Russians"
Would it "get rid of the need to be in a VPC"? I think yes. It looks like by enabling Data API, you expose that endpoint to the entire internet - which is secured like all the other AWS services with HTTPS, IAM, etc.
Pricing is opaque. https://www.wolfram.com/engine/commercial-options/ How can I figure out if it's worth investing the time if it's impossible to price a production license?
Thanks for the DBT tip. I've always wanted composable SQL statements but never known how to achieve it. https://docs.getdbt.com/docs#section-what-makes-dbt-so-power...
My grandfather used cane toads for pregnancy tests in Australia. https://www.australiangeographic.com.au/blogs/dr-karl-need-t...
Lost in Larrimah Podcast https://www.theaustralian.com.au/podcasts/lost-in-larrimah/n...
Anyone have inside knowledge of the infrastructure used? It's hard to imagine a better use case for using AWS, Azure or Google Cloud and spinning up a huge fleet of servers for 24 hours. I suppose some misguided ideas…
A story on innovation in Australia by ABC's "The Science Show" made a comparison between the attitude to entrepreneurs in Israel & US vs Australia. In Israel & US it was viewed as a positive thing for an entrepreneur to…
Doesn't look like it likes xkcd hand lettering or the font that approximates it. I had better luck with a this... curl https://ocr.a9t9.com/api/Parse/Image --data…