PSA for anyone looking to buy used GPUs (or other tech), OLX is full of scams. I almost fell for one of them.
Found 5 more such profiles later. AI RAM shortages seem to be proliferating scams.
@OLX_India @OLX
My biggest regret in how I handled this was making the scammer aware of other scammers using AI for scams.
I'm now worried that I've added AI to his tool belt.
Been spending a lot of time on neural nets; recently, on understanding weight inits
To consolidate what I learnt, I've put down some notes
Rather niche a topic; so, the set of those seeing this, and those for whom it'd be worth a read, probably disjoint
18alan.space/posts/notes-on-…
Alan retweeted
fex - A command-line file explorer prioritizing quick exploration
github.com/18alantom/fex
Discussions: discu.eu/q/https://github.co…
#programming #ziglang
by @18alantom
Almost feels like a bad idea.
I suck at public speaking. 😅
Anyways, I'll be talking about Strawberry related JS things, hopefully I don't forget my words 🤞
Announcing the speakers for FOSS United Mumbai June Meet-up! 🎉
Meet Irene, Arya, @18alantom and @WJayesh 🚀
📍 IDfy, Marol, Mumbai
🗓️ Saturday, 24th June
⏱️ Timings: 2:00-4:00 PM
#fossunited #mumbaifoss
@FOSSUnited
Added iteration to Strawberry
Marking an element (eg `sb-mark="list.#"`) will insert elements for all items in the array
Allows for arbitrary nesting AND works with components
Updating todo array and its items updates UI (check the console)👇
1/3 When I posted an article on HN about building a frontend framework, a user told me they'd tried something similar but found nested loops and recursive components to be complicated problems.
I'm on loops now and precisely understand what they'd meant 🥲
2/3 While I'm confident I can do it, that one simple elegant solution was not immediately apparent.
I've already gone through like 4 iterations to find it.
They all worked differently but were not sufficiently intuitive or expressive enough.
3/3 the HN discussion: news.ycombinator.com/item?id…
(the article is about what's used to build strawberry)
What better way to show that your project is a very serious project than to buy a domain name for it...
Anyways, strawberry.quest is now a thing 🍓
