Mentions the war in Ukraine but does not mention the genocide (or ethnic cleansing, choose whatever more comfortable for you) in Gaza. I realise this will get downvoted or even flagged but the genocide contributed to bringing Trump to power and the descent into literal lawlessness. Or rule by dictatorship.
I skim them to figure out which direction the wind is blowing for our technocrat overlords. The last article of his I read a few weeks ago was completely mask-off, also around the same time as the Zuckerberg "bring back masculine energy" interview. This essay feels softened, almost hedging in the same vein as the "How do you do, fellow kids?" meme.
Billionaires are interesting people, and I can't help but wonder how the next decade will be for them and the countries where they hold the bulk of their wealth.
Regardless, are there any good examples of projects generated by LLMs? There was a game like Angry Birds. But that was long time ago. I did some simple 'games'. If it's easy there should be a lot of open source projects, right?
Wanted to start tracking my net worth over weeks/years but wasn't impressed with my options being
1. Boring spreadsheet
2. Half cooked self hosted budgeting app
3. Pay X/month for third party budgeting app
Just wanted simple net worth tracking with a nice easy to use web app.
Maybe in the future i'll add some Plaid syncing of accounts but currently manual inputs for all accounts
I built BiteCritic ([App Store Link: https://apps.apple.com/ph/app/bitecritic/id6743010069]) because I was frustrated trying to find the best dish using platforms focused only on venues. It's tough to know what's actually good to eat at a specific restaurant, or where the absolute best version of that taco or ramen bowl is hiding.
BiteCritic flips this by focusing entirely on rating and discovering food based on taste. You can rate specific dishes, search for the best local versions of what you're craving (not just restaurants serving it), and see top-rated items on a restaurant's menu before you order.
The project is built as a monorepo using Next.js, NestJS, Prisma, and PostgreSQL, running entirely on Google Cloud. Current operating costs are around $60/month. We also support 7 languages.
After being involved in cryptocurrency trading for some time, I heard about the BYDFi platform. Out of curiosity and exploration of new opportunities, I signed up and used it for two months now. These two months of experience have made me have a deep understanding of BYDFi.
Working on a full on Riichi Mahjong web client because I really like the game and want to make a more serious english client without anime.
Did it also to learn rust, which made it easy to convert the engine code into webassembly and create a hand score calculator for the game :)!
https://cerpins.com/mahjong-tool
Plans now are to finish the client, then freshen up the calculator with some QOL and visuals, surely a bug fix might be needed here and there as well.
A libertarian will argue that fraud is an act that is not the same as free speech and hence is not covered by free speech. I don't agree with the libertarian viewpoints overall, however I will acknowledge they have a point about the distinction between those two things.
> but expecting test scores to improve dramatically like this is not realistic
That seems like a problem for the reader, not a problem with the text. Why would the reader expect this? Is it the use of present tense in the title rather than past tense?
Sounds like you are making fast progress. Congrats!
I wanted to check it out but using Brave Browser and Chrome on a Samsung A54 it took 10s+ to load. After a few seconds the spinner loaded, then the progress bar moved and then restarted and then loaded.
