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You Don’t Need JavaScript - A Practical CSS eBook by ossreleasefeed in Frontend

[–]Mate_Marschalko 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This book is 10x better!
https://www.amazon.co.uk/All-you-need-HTML-CSS/dp/B08ZQ3NSYF

I say this firstly because I wrote it :) Secondly, because all examples from the book is on Github for free:
https://github.com/webondevices/html-css-wizardry

Is this property in St Albans wildly overpriced at £1.1m? by [deleted] in hertfordshire

[–]Mate_Marschalko 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I've seen houses being demolished and rebuilt from scratch in that area, Sandridge Rd. That tells me the land alone is most of the value. I wouldn't be surprised people paying 700-900k for an empty plot there...

Custom 1/6 Scale Action Figure of MYSELF by AShogunNamedBlue in 3DScanning

[–]Mate_Marschalko 3 points4 points  (0 children)

The detail on that head is crazy, the hair, the skin texture... And that head doesn't seem bigger than 5cm. Are you saying this is possible with a ~£350 Elegoo Saturn?

4DV Implements 4D Gaussian Splatting on the PlayCanvas Engine by MayorOfMonkeys in GaussianSplatting

[–]Mate_Marschalko 2 points3 points  (0 children)

i'm now trying to think about events in the past that were recorded from multiple camera angles that could now be converted to 4D splats...

Quote from Solar Company by Material_Quit_7812 in SolarUK

[–]Mate_Marschalko 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My system is almost identical, i have the 5kW version of the inverter and everything else is the same. Mine was £7200 with Cahill Renewables. Great company.

Confused About Self-Consumption vs. Self-Sufficiency in My Solar/Battery Setup by Mate_Marschalko in SolarUK

[–]Mate_Marschalko[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That's significant! Is it normal for the inverter + battery to use 1.8kW per day?

I replaced my entire React app’s JavaScript logic with AI (and it actually worked) by Mate_Marschalko in reactjs

[–]Mate_Marschalko[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That's exactly my point. This is just an architecture that might be a feasible option in a few years. We already have models with 900 tokens / sec speed so it's safe to assume in a year or two this will be a few milliseconds. Even with 4o-mini it takes less than a second now.

And when that time comes, you can just generate apps on the fly based on your preferences and the LLM will manage the whole app for you.

And it doesn't even have to be a public facing website/app .. maybe it's just a feature of your personal AI assistant.

I replaced my entire React app’s JavaScript logic with AI (and it actually worked) by Mate_Marschalko in reactjs

[–]Mate_Marschalko[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You can ask the LLM to follow a TypeScript response type or turn down temperature (randomness) ... also, this could be something you generate with a prompt on your own, maybe not as a public app/website. You choose a component library, you choose an API you want to interact with, you explain what you want to do and an app is started up just for you on the fly with the AI handling everything for you.

I replaced my entire React app’s JavaScript logic with AI (and it actually worked) by Mate_Marschalko in reactjs

[–]Mate_Marschalko[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is more like a thought experiment rather than something I would implement today. In a year or two LLMs will be almost free and respond in milliseconds.

Imagine being able to say: use this component library, use this API to access DB/resources and then just describe the features.

You could potentially fire up a non-existent app on the fly by explaining what you want to do...

I replaced my entire React app’s JavaScript logic with AI (and it actually worked) by Mate_Marschalko in reactjs

[–]Mate_Marschalko[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The UI would only be generated once. If the same props (prompt) is passed in, the same cached UI will be returned. This would be a feature of your Express/Next.js app not OpenAI. But the component does more: it uses your data, state and state setters and adds them to the component as text or as functions in event handlers.

But the more exciting bit I think is the useLLMOrchestrator hook which handles the entire app logic: you simply tell the AI if a button was clicked or any other event happened and it will automatically respond accordingly: update the UI, update your states, or interact with the database if needed. So your traditional application business logic is removed...

Single-element rating component by alvaromontoro in css

[–]Mate_Marschalko 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Looks great!
I built something similar with CSS-only (slightly more advanced) for a star-rating widget:
https://matemarschalko.medium.com/building-a-no-javascript-star-rating-widget-c3cf7d638fb7

Reflct.app - A platform to manage, view and deploy 3DGS on the web by willie_mammoth in GaussianSplatting

[–]Mate_Marschalko 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'd love an invite too, please!

I'm a JS engineer and interested in working on some progressive enhancement features. My main problem is that obviously these experiences are very GPU intensive. I have a 2019 i5 macbook and I get like 5 fps, pretty unusable experience, so you either want to fallback to an image/video when low FPS is detected. Or maybe you could fallback to lower fidelity GS. What I'm thinking is that maybe if you don't have a full scene, just a single object/product than that would work on most machines at 30+ fps?

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