billconan

paying the cloud cost,

claude code subscription,

hiring contractors for (game) assets

hiring CPAs for taxing

does it have gpu support?

it is a binding, not an implementation

I do not understand.

how is this different from building smaller transformer layers, and each layer just denoises less?

I need something similar for measuring folder sizes.

very slow on my macbook air

how is this different from service worker?

can it run the chrome browser?

50%

I couldn't find the source code in the repo

LGPL issues aside, will a project like this need to pay the h264 patent fee?

I recently vibe coded an e2e encrypted file vault for myself. I use it a lot. It also has built in offline music player and read-it-later.

I also have built a p2p based remote shell to manage my servers. Also works well.

It says California is cheaper than Texas? That contradicts my personal experience.

how much did you pay for APIs during the 2 months?

does it use the claude code api or the claude code cli? You know, the claude code api is more expensive.

I also hope it can have a webapp version, rather than electron. because most of our work are on a remote server.

is this accurate? it doesn't seem to count the state tax?

I'm curious how a gpu language's syntax design can be different from CUDA kernel?

Because I think there is no way to avoid concepts like thread_id.

I'm curious how GPU programming can be made (a lot) simpler than CUDA.

you attend to those needs faster than competitors

I wonder if this type of hustling can be called moat building?

how to prevent others from building a copycat using ai?

can you workaround the browser tab memory limit (4gb or 16gb) to process long clips?

tried the link:

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similar to https://www.nimo.space/

I prefer IDEs, they have better support for me to drag and drop my screenshots to the ai agent, my projects are ui heavy.

I built something like ssh, but using a p2p protocol.

I can remotely control my home server, do port forwarding, copy files etc.

I think they should open their map editor so people can make mods. that's a double win.

Kenshi is really smart on this matter.

vibe coding

what's Claude + unified data ? and what's realtime data pipeline? '

mixing rendering definitions with content (PDF) is something from the printer era, that is unsuitable for the digital era.

HTML was a digital format, but it wanted to be a generic format for all document types, not just papers, so it contains a lot of extras that a paper format doesn't need.

for research papers, since they share the same structure, we can further separate content from rendering.

for example, if you want to later connect a paper with an AI, do you want to send <div class="abstract"> ... ?

or do some nasty heuristic to extract the abstract? like document. getElementsByClassName("abstract")[0] ?

no

<div class="abstract-container">

<div class="abstract">

<pre><code> abstract text ... </code></pre>

</div>

<div class="author-list">

<ol>

<li>author one</li>

<li>author two</li>

<ol>

</div>

should be just:

[abstract]

abstract text

[authors]

author one | email | affiliation

author two | email | affiliation

I don't think HTML is the right approach. HTML is better than PDF, but it is still a format for displaying/rendering.

the actual paper content format should be separated from its rendering.

i.e. it should contain abstract, sections, equations, figures, citations etc. but it shouldn't have font sizes, layout etc.

the viewer platforms then should be able to style the content differently.