I tried out the updated version of Claude Design. It produces quite good results, except... it constantly tries to add emojis.
I understand that icons are licensed and it's risky to allow LLMs to use any icon a user wants. However, using emojis in designs is not a good idea because they are rendered differently depending on the system.
Second problem, the result is not responsive and it's hard to test its responsiveness. You can, of course, open the result from mobile phone, but I wish Claude Design has a built-in feature to compare result simulating phone, tablet and 4K monitor.
I understand that icons are licensed and it's risky to allow LLMs to use any icon a user wants. However, using emojis in designs is not a good idea because they are rendered differently depending on the system.
Second problem, the result is not responsive and it's hard to test its responsiveness. You can, of course, open the result from mobile phone, but I wish Claude Design has a built-in feature to compare result simulating phone, tablet and 4K monitor.
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How I overlooked this outstanding command?
https://docs.deno.com/runtime/reference/cli/outdated/
So handy!
https://docs.deno.com/runtime/reference/cli/outdated/
So handy!
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^ My first reaction after opening the effy project after 3 month of pause
I remember I tried to implement Crop validation. but don't remember the details😭
I remember I tried to implement Crop validation. but don't remember the details
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^ My first reaction after opening the effy project after 3 month of pause I remember I tried to implement Crop validation. but don't remember the details 😭
https://github.com/aNNiMON/effy/pull/25
Done. I need to test it on inputs where the dimensions could not be determined before processing.
Done. I need to test it on inputs where the dimensions could not be determined before processing.
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I spent 3 evenings optimizing the frontend build from ~2MB to 600kB. Turns out markmap uses highlight.js and heavy KaTeX library by default.
Now I need to test the CI build.
This is a monorepo Rust backend + Deno frontend. Frontend build uploaded as an artifact, then starts the Rust build for 5 targets.
Now I need to test the CI build.
This is a monorepo Rust backend + Deno frontend. Frontend build uploaded as an artifact, then starts the Rust build for 5 targets.
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I spent 3 evenings optimizing the frontend build from ~2MB to 600kB. Turns out markmap uses highlight.js and heavy KaTeX library by default. Now I need to test the CI build. This is a monorepo Rust backend + Deno frontend. Frontend build uploaded as an artifact…
read2mind
A self-hosted reading manager with notes, tasks, tags, statuses and optional AI features: summary and mind map.
📱 https://github.com/aNNiMON/read2mind/releases/tag/v0.1.0
A self-hosted reading manager with notes, tasks, tags, statuses and optional AI features: summary and mind map.
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$20 Claude Pro subscription worth $400 API usage equivalent
while $20 ChatGPT+ worth 700$ API usage equivalent
Now I'm curious about Gemini subscription 🤔
$20 Claude Pro subscription worth $400 API usage equivalent
while $20 ChatGPT+ worth 700$ API usage equivalent
Now I'm curious about Gemini subscription 🤔
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The margin on a subscription plan is a function of the average utilization. If we assume both companies have 75% API gross margins, this results in the following subscription margins. (3/4)
This weird photo of the Milky Way without stars is actually quite easy to take.
All you have to do is shoot 2 photos from the same position within 1-2 minutes. As a result, some stars will move, while static objects (geostationary satellites) and larger objects (the Milky Way, foreground buildings and trees) remain mostly unchanged.
Then, stack both photos and apply the stack mode Minimum — for each pixel between two images take the least bright one.
As the opposite, the mode Maximum will result in adding stars from both photos.
All you have to do is shoot 2 photos from the same position within 1-2 minutes. As a result, some stars will move, while static objects (geostationary satellites) and larger objects (the Milky Way, foreground buildings and trees) remain mostly unchanged.
Then, stack both photos and apply the stack mode Minimum — for each pixel between two images take the least bright one.
As the opposite, the mode Maximum will result in adding stars from both photos.
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Oracle limited their Free ARM Ampere A1 instance to have 12 GB of RAM (previously 24GB) and 2 CPU (previously 4 CPU).
Without email notice 👏,
Still fits my needs, but looks like I reached the quota for this month.
Without email notice 👏,
Still fits my needs, but looks like I reached the quota for this month.
I've integrated #Vim into my workflow thanks to
Test execution results contain summary html+json files and dozens of particular detail html+json+xml files. The usual workflow was:
- Open the summary html
- Click on the failed results
- In the opened details view, find the filename of the failed test
- Switch to the terminal and
This workflow is not boring, but the problem is that it adds an extra browser tab and requires constant switching between the browser and terminal/IDE.
What I wanted instead was the ability to work from separate Zellij tab in the terminal.
I knew that Vim could open a file by its file name or path in a new buffer by pressing
But today I searched for other ways to open files. And I found
So, I've written a simple Bash script that parses a json summary report and outputs failed tests, as well as 1) the file name of the details file, 2) the file path of the test scenario source code in the project directory.
Now, all I need is to download the zip report, then extract it in yazi, run the
Ctrl+W + f shortcut!Test execution results contain summary html+json files and dozens of particular detail html+json+xml files. The usual workflow was:
- Open the summary html
- Click on the failed results
- In the opened details view, find the filename of the failed test
- Switch to the terminal and
find the file in the project directory or find the file in Intellij IdeaThis workflow is not boring, but the problem is that it adds an extra browser tab and requires constant switching between the browser and terminal/IDE.
What I wanted instead was the ability to work from separate Zellij tab in the terminal.
I knew that Vim could open a file by its file name or path in a new buffer by pressing
gf keys. It's an easy and convenient way to open files, but the problem is switching back. Ctrl+^ is inconvenient, especially if you've accidentally made changes in the new buffer.But today I searched for other ways to open files. And I found
Ctrl+W + f to be perfect for my needs.So, I've written a simple Bash script that parses a json summary report and outputs failed tests, as well as 1) the file name of the details file, 2) the file path of the test scenario source code in the project directory.
Now, all I need is to download the zip report, then extract it in yazi, run the
failed-tests script and Ctrl+W + f to open the details or the source code in the side panel.🔥1
I like how Fastpotify (now renamed to Spotifast) quickly turned into Community driven project.
People were so tired of slowness and bloatness of the official Spotify desktop app that they decided to support this project and adapt it to their needs.
And this project also promotes egui Rust UI library. I didn't know it so fast and flexible.
People were so tired of slowness and bloatness of the official Spotify desktop app that they decided to support this project and adapt it to their needs.
And this project also promotes egui Rust UI library. I didn't know it so fast and flexible.
GitHub
GitHub - crmne/spotifast: Spotify, native and fast. One lightweight Rust app for your whole library, local playback, and Spotify…
Spotify, native and fast. One lightweight Rust app for your whole library, local playback, and Spotify Connect on Linux, macOS, and Windows. - crmne/spotifast