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.
Anyways, if you've gotten this far, I'm still looking for GPUs, 3090s. Everything else is egregiously priced. If you know how I may procure a couple, pls lmk.
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-…
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.