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Claude Sonnet 3.5 is hailed as the new best LLM in town, with Claude.ai offering a free version or a subscription for higher rate limits. It trumps models from OpenAI, Google DeepMind, and Anthropic, focusing on speed and cost-effectiveness. The addition of Artifacts enhances its functionality, fostering real-time collaborative work environments. Nonetheless, Anthropic’s communication strategy […]
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ComedyCentral.com, home to a rich library of late-night videos including The Daily Show and The Colbert Report, has suddenly disappeared, leaving fans unable to access past episodes. The closure is part of cost-cutting measures at Paramount, which is facing massive debt. Other short-lived late-night shows, such as The Opposition with Jordan Klepper and @midnight hosted […]
Pembroke Castle, rich in history and known for its medieval stronghold, has revealed a hidden treasure trove beneath its walls. Wogan Cavern, discovered to contain prehistoric relics, may provide answers to the secrets of early human settlement in Britain. Archaeologists are hopeful that this untouched site will offer valuable insight into the lives of Neanderthals […]
The content emphasizes the distinction between a random variable and its distribution. While a random variable measures a quantity depending on an outcome, its distribution reveals the long-term pattern of values over many repetitions. Changing the probability measure or the function defining the random variable can alter its distribution. Surprisingly, two random variables can have […]
The rarest book in American literature, Edgar Allan Poe’s debut Tamerlane and Other Poems, known as the Black Tulip, is coming to auction. Only twelve copies survive from its 1827 publication. Printed by novice Calvin Thomas, this hidden gem marked the start of Poe’s revolutionary career. The small volume, originally overlooked and poorly reviewed, now […]
Triplit is an open-source full stack database that synchronizes data between servers and browsers in real-time. It offers features like real-time sync with conflict resolution, local caching, server-side storage, pluggable storage providers, offline mode, relational querying, authorization, collaboration capabilities, and more. Triplit is fully open-source and offers various projects like TriplitDB, Client, CLI, React and […]
The author expresses disappointment with Apple’s changes to QuickLook after upgrading to Ventura from Mojave. QuickLook, a beloved feature, now rounds off the corners of images before displaying them, regardless of the content type. The hunt for a way to disable this new feature begins, leading to diving into the QuickLook API and debugging Finder […]
The author discusses flipdiscs, an intriguing display technology utilizing electromagnetic pulses to flip discs between colors, with high readability and a soothing rain-like sound effect. They chose flipdiscs for their large interactive wall art, seeking an alternative to traditional screens. The article details building a flipdisc board with partner, highlighting the delicate nature of the […]
Introducing Glasskube, the next generation Package Manager for Kubernetes that aims to simplify and speed up package management in the Kubernetes ecosystem. Developed by a team with over five years of experience in Kubernetes, Glasskube makes deploying, updating, and configuring packages 20 times faster than existing tools like Helm or Kustomize. With a focus on […]