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Here's a quick snippet of Vidhi from Ventriks explaining why our Visual Query Builder is "everyone's favourite". A super-quick and easy way to query. Try it yourself with our free 30-day trial at studio3t.com/download

This awesome LLM Visualization by Brendan Bycroft shows the steps to run a single token inference. You can see the whole thing at once: where computation takes place, relative sizes of tensors, weights—all rendered in 3D! Interactive browser version of Bycroft's visualization: https://bbycroft.net/llm llm-viz Github repo: https://lnkd.in/dgvwSTzN More context on how LLMs work: https://lnkd.in/d-7h5gV6

Task 02 - Prodigy InfoTech Pixel Manipulation for Image Encryption The provided code implements a simple image encryption and decryption tool using pixel manipulation. It reads an image, performs random pixel swaps and basic mathematical operations on the pixel values (such as adding a constant value to each RGB component), and saves the modified image as the encrypted output. The decryption process reverses these operations using the same key, restoring the original image GitHub repo link :

Last christmas (I gave you my polyrhytmical euclidean rhythm-maker)... I worked on "Polid", (polyrhytmical euclidean rhythms), a webapp for creating interesting polyrhythms using a few strokes on your keyboard. It was partly inspired by the look of another webapp that Jesper Munkeby, amongst others, created. It was created using the framework "Vue" and the libraries Tone.js (for generating audio) and p5.js (for visuals) and javascript for all other logic. It is hosted using Firebase. You can add upp to 6 instruments, represented by circles, where each of them can have different time signatures. Pressing the up or down key will change the number of steps for the currently selected instrument, ranging from 2 to 32, designating the time signature for this circle. Each step in each circle can be active or not, indicated by "pulses". You can increase or decrease the number of pulses and rotate them around ("offset") within the circle to change how they play. It is also possible to change how many steps you want to modify by for each press, making time signatures divisible by 3 or 2 easier to create. I enjoyed making this one, and it is still a work in progress, check it out and see for yourself! https://lnkd.in/eYUCaczM Short demo: https://lnkd.in/e_djQsTT

In this part of the video series, We basically learn how to receive a logged in user as an object and use in every part of our application where we should be to log out to set everything back to default... https://lnkd.in/d2XmkUzi

The next step in the Schema Studio journey... This article describes the functionality in the application which allows a user to establish the type landscape of dependent types related to a any specific top-level type within a Schema. This information allows for a more efficient generation process compared with a bulk Silo approach.

In this version of PictureButton package 0.0.9, the onSelectChanged method has been added. The onSelectedChanged method should be initialized with the imageSelected parameter. Their function is to play a toggle functional role in PictureButton. In the onSelectChanged function, the current state of PictureButton can be known by returning the bool value isSelected.thank you :)

Did a quick walkthrough last night with LunarVim. Comparing it to LazyVim: 1. Lunar feels a bit more lightweight. Closer to a typical Vim than an IDE. 2. A couple of additional setup tasks (installing Rust…thanks asdf). 3. Not as much documentation. 4. A better out-of-the-box Ruby experience 5. Easier to enable additional LSPs 6. Better autocomplete (tab FTW) Having said that, there is still something off with Ruby-LSP and disabling Solargraph did not seem to work. I also like that it did not take over (I think) the main nvim folder. I instinctively backed up my nvim with LazyVim installed to make switching easier, but Luna uses its own lvim command/setup instead. You can find it here: https://www.lunarvim.org and I should mention that it is impressive what both projects have accomplished. Whether this amount of out-of-the-box functionality is your thing or not, it is kind of great to hit install and have so many great things configured for you. When I first started with Vim, it was a lot of effort to get to a productive install. Many will tell you to start with the basics and only add when necessary and you fully understand why, but you just end up copying and pasting from everyone and likely end up with a big mess. I am going to tinker a bit more with the plugins later, but I can see myself sticking with one of these in the near future. I had used Vim daily for 5 years or so, but moved away when it was making pairing more complicated.

New Test: RxDart and Camera Integration This test showcases advanced functionality combining RxDart with camera operations. It includes the following key features: Image Capture: Utilize the camera to take high-resolution photos directly within the application. Overlay Management: Add dynamic overlays with various shapes onto captured live camera feed. The integration leverages RxDart for efficient state management and reactive programming, allowing for smooth handling of camera events and user interactions. This setup ensures a responsive and intuitive user experience for managing and editing images with real-time feedback.

🚀 Exciting news! Just launched my latest project: an interactive website for Page Replacement Algorithms in Operating Systems! 🖥️ Users can now input their reference string and specify the number of frames to instantly calculate page faults. Dive into memory management efficiency with dynamic visualizations and detailed insights. Check out the demo now! 🌐 Visit the Website: https://lnkd.in/gjju42sR 🔍 GitHub Repo : https://lnkd.in/gSCDM_HY #OperatingSystems #PageReplacementAlgorithms #TechDemo #MemoryManagement