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Housepaint AI is a free app for visualizing your home's interior or exterior in real paint colors from top brands. Just snap a photo, choose a color, visualize, and share.
Try for free now: housepaint.ai
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Peter Boyer
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Peter Boyer
@ptrbyr
Founder at Housepaint AI, Formerly CTO at Higharc
Durham, NC Katılım Mart 2011
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Now Available in Housepaint AI: Thousands More Paint Colors from Six Major Brands
Our complete color library now includes: Behr, Benjamin Moore, Valspar, PPG, Sherwin-Williams, and Farrow & Ball
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🪄 Using the Housepaint AI mobile app, it takes seconds to reimagine this dull grey house as a home full of character.
Get the app today! housepaint.ai/mobile
#sherwinwilliams #alabaster #painting #renovation #ai
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Excited to announce our new mobile apps! Now it is even easier to visualize your home's interior and exterior in top brand colors. Just take a photo, pick a paint color, visualize, and share with friends and family.
housepaint.ai/mobile
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@alexisxrivas @karpathy But, honestly, ultra modern is not the most appealing aesthetic (outside of architecture school graduates). Is a kitchen with more standard finishes (ie door handles, moulding, shaker cabs) that much harder to scale?
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@karpathy Certainly beautiful in a very different way. Much harder to scale. A lot more work to keep clean and dust free too.
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@modal has miraculously fast deployments. Kudos on the raise!
Erik Bernhardsson@bernhardsson
It's true – @modal has raised a $87M Series B at a $1.1B valuation to advance the future of AI infrastructure. Thank you to @Lux_Capital, @Redpoint, @AmplifyPartners, and others. Now more than ever, AI demands a complete reinvention of traditional compute infrastructure
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With LLM's, reading even obscure code has never been easier and more rewarding
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Just published an easy to use command line tool to fetch and summarize YouTube videos. No more watching filler content to get the information you're looking for!
npmjs.com/package/youtub…
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Today we're thrilled to announce our effort to port the TypeScript compiler and language service to native code, gaining a 10x speed boost in build times and editor responsiveness!
devblogs.microsoft.com/typescript/typ…
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Here is the digital version, available for free: shapr3d.com/blog/history-o…
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Becoming a book publisher wasn’t on my bingo card when I started Shapr3D. Yet here we go! For now, it’s only available to select customers—but if there’s enough interest, we’ll make it accessible to the public. The book spans 860 pages and weighs approximately 3 kg—just as heavy as CAD is.
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@realEstateTrent @ChrisTayeh For me, COBRA was more expensive than what I was willing to pay out of pocket. With an employer, you don't feel the cost.
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Just searched a health insurance comparison site (works like when booking a flight).
Family of 4, PPO, no tobacco:
$32k a year.
If you lose your job tomorrow and want a PPO plan, this is what you're facing.
Health insurance creates HUGE pressure to stay at your current job.
StripMallGuy@realEstateTrent
Health insurance for a family of five can easily cost $30,000–$40,000 per year. So -- If you run a small business and want to recruit an employee who expects fully paid health insurance, that’s a really big number. If that same candidate happens to have a spouse whose employer covers the family's health insurance, it eliminates that cost for you and allows you to make a competitive offer. You literally save $40k just based on what that candidate's situation happens to be. Such a crazy system in so many ways.
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Few books have had such lasting impact on my life as Thinking, Fast and Slow.
TLDR: Humans are slightly evolved chimpanzees. That includes me and you.
Ole Lehmann@itsolelehmann
I used to think I was rational. Then I read Daniel Kahneman's Nobel Prize-winning work on human decision-making. He routinely asks 8 questions to expose cognitive traps you fall into daily. Test yourself with these questions (it's the ultimate BS detector for your brain):
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@stopachka Yes. Staged elements are in db state. Start of the drag stages. End of drag un-stages and applies the mutation (one commit). Drag state can be applied at high frequency or ignored by clients.
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Ah, cool idea Peter!
I worry users may still see a flash.
For example:
userA is moving their cursor, and appears to be 'dragging' itemA.
userB sees itemA drop.
But, it's possible the new position of itemA hasn't reached userB yet, so they may see a jitter:
- moved to final pos
- jitter back to initial pos
- once db update comes in, moved to final pos again
Did you have something different in mind?
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