A self-taught #Ruby / #Javascript engineer who dabbles in #MachineLearning and has recently relocated from #Manchester to #Brussels.
Outside of tech I like learning about heterodox economics, bouldering, and doing a bit of stargazing
| Homepage | https://williamneal.dev |
@[email protected] @[email protected] They introduce a new level of abstraction of “layout primitives”, documented in https://every-layout.dev, which is used to gerrymander discrete components/blocks into larger compositions. I have found it to be an eye-opener that has changed the way I think about design. It is not just the content, but the way in which the content was delivered was especially impressive. There is a generous free section, but in the end, I gladly coughed up some of my money.
Plan B:
I used this nasty command:
echo "$(curl URL | pup '.card-title > a json{}' | jq 'del(.[] | .tag, .children)' | sqlite-utils insert database articles - --pk=id)"
To scrape some HTML > JSON > SQLite database.
Followed these steps to use #OpenAI API for the embeddings...
https://github.com/simonw/openai-to-sqlite (see "Data from a SQL query")
And I finally have some embeddings. The analysis will have to wait for another day.
#sqlite-utils, openai-to-sqlite both a delight to work with
My #MonsterBorg has been neglected of late as what spare time I have had has gone into learning about matrix multiplication.
Reading some of the reviews one of the criticism is that the #RaspberryPi gets wedged in between the chassis and the battery pack rendering it inaccessible.
I decided to drill some extra holes to thread the wires through with the idea that I might mount the pi on top instead.
