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Show HN: Working on a Zero-Knowledge Daily Journaling App
Decryption key derived from master password never leaves the browser. It's just a text editor so far, but a we have a few features planned: retrospective tooling, sentiment analysis, journaling modules, guidance and information inline, better habit formation & rewards UI.
Show HN: Silly math games to make learning fun for K through 3rd grade
Please let us know what you think. We would be so so grateful for feedback from the community. Thank you in advance!
Show HN: Silly math games to make learning fun for K through 3rd grade
Please let us know what you think. We would be so so grateful for feedback from the community. Thank you in advance!
Show HN: Deploy Button for GPT-3 API Back Ends
Show HN: Deploy Button for GPT-3 API Back Ends
Show HN: Deploy Button for GPT-3 API Back Ends
Show HN: Asdf Clone Written in Rust
I think that asdf (<a href="https://asdf-vm.com" rel="nofollow">https://asdf-vm.com</a>) was a great idea for a project. It helps consolidate installing and running different programming languages into a similar UX. It also is built with a plugin interface that makes it easy to build support for new languages.<p>However it is so slow. I was just testing `node -v` and it was taking ~900ms. That kind of overhead is completely unusable. My shell prompt uses runtimes inside of it for various things so this effectively makes every command take multiple seconds to complete.<p>So I rebuilt it in Rust but using the same plugin ecosystem so it should be a drop-in replacement. I also added a couple of features that I wanted from asdf (aliases and fuzzy-matching).<p>Let me know what you think! Just know that people have only been using this for a few days so if you see any bugs, they're likely not big hairy issues, just overlooked edge-cases and will be fixed soon.<p><a href="https://github.com/jdxcode/rtx">https://github.com/jdxcode/rtx</a>
Show HN: Asdf Clone Written in Rust
I think that asdf (<a href="https://asdf-vm.com" rel="nofollow">https://asdf-vm.com</a>) was a great idea for a project. It helps consolidate installing and running different programming languages into a similar UX. It also is built with a plugin interface that makes it easy to build support for new languages.<p>However it is so slow. I was just testing `node -v` and it was taking ~900ms. That kind of overhead is completely unusable. My shell prompt uses runtimes inside of it for various things so this effectively makes every command take multiple seconds to complete.<p>So I rebuilt it in Rust but using the same plugin ecosystem so it should be a drop-in replacement. I also added a couple of features that I wanted from asdf (aliases and fuzzy-matching).<p>Let me know what you think! Just know that people have only been using this for a few days so if you see any bugs, they're likely not big hairy issues, just overlooked edge-cases and will be fixed soon.<p><a href="https://github.com/jdxcode/rtx">https://github.com/jdxcode/rtx</a>
Show HN: Asdf Clone Written in Rust
I think that asdf (<a href="https://asdf-vm.com" rel="nofollow">https://asdf-vm.com</a>) was a great idea for a project. It helps consolidate installing and running different programming languages into a similar UX. It also is built with a plugin interface that makes it easy to build support for new languages.<p>However it is so slow. I was just testing `node -v` and it was taking ~900ms. That kind of overhead is completely unusable. My shell prompt uses runtimes inside of it for various things so this effectively makes every command take multiple seconds to complete.<p>So I rebuilt it in Rust but using the same plugin ecosystem so it should be a drop-in replacement. I also added a couple of features that I wanted from asdf (aliases and fuzzy-matching).<p>Let me know what you think! Just know that people have only been using this for a few days so if you see any bugs, they're likely not big hairy issues, just overlooked edge-cases and will be fixed soon.<p><a href="https://github.com/jdxcode/rtx">https://github.com/jdxcode/rtx</a>
Train CIFAR10 to 94% in under 10 seconds on a single A100
Hi,<p>My career is currently in this field, and I created this project as (effectively, among other things) a living resume, and to also be a really great workbench for hacking/experimenting on different methods. Testing and getting a feel for how different methods work within this framework is truly a delight, and quite simple/fast. Additionally, generally speaking, many of the mathematical concepts should transfer, so this (for me) has been a really great proving grounds in testing out how something might work in a different place in the real world. We hope to get under 2 seconds of training time (for 94%) within about two years or so, so stay tuned for updates as we continue to push more changes that take us faster and faster than our starting point of ~18.1 seconds or so.<p>By the way, this architecture and training hyperparameters do indeed scale well, just increase epochs from 10->80 and base_depth from 64->128 and you'll have about 95.77% accuracy in about 188 seconds or so (just over 3 minutes :D). That alone is a huge boon! Great to see scaling laws working well within this very, very tight hyperparameter resolution.<p>Feel free to let me know if you have any questions, Hacker News always seems to get me the most traffic. I really love talking about this project, and can't really seem to find anyone to nerd out about it with. This is very, very cool stuff! So feel free to leave a comment, and I'd love to jump in and chat about it! :D :) <3 <3 :))))
Show HN: ELI5 Powered by GPT-3
Show HN: ELI5 Powered by GPT-3
Show HN: ELI5 Powered by GPT-3
Show HN: View the Mood of the World
Show HN: Programming Is Easier Than You Think
Show HN: QuadSort, Esoteric Fast Sort
Show HN: QuadSort, Esoteric Fast Sort
Show HN: Git Heat Map – a tool for visualising git repo activity for each file
Show HN: Git Heat Map – a tool for visualising git repo activity for each file
Show HN: Git Heat Map – a tool for visualising git repo activity for each file