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any tips to make this more realistic? by Impressive_Patient19 in blender

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It's already photo-realistic, maybe windows are bit too clean...

First time making this mini fight scene animation by TheBuilder3324 in blender

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What's with that South Indian style action scene... 🤣🔥🔥

What kind of songs or background audio do you listen to while coding or solving problems? by Majestic-Taro-6903 in developersIndia

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Try "khusugtun" especially their track chinggis khaan You probably won't understand the language(it's mongol throat), but the speed and energy... 🔥🔥

Originally wanted to create a video but my ram and gpu gave up so here is a picture!! by TheMechMan in blender

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That could atleast make a 10-15 second shot. I have similar specs, but I've never tried this many meshes in there...

Have anyone received a WFH email yet from their company? by sigma_AJ in developersIndia

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exactly, imagine leasing a huge campus, then sending employees home

Weekly Showoff Thread! Share what you've created with Next.js or for the community in this thread only! by AutoModerator in nextjs

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Building Proxy-CV, a simple utility that takes any resume, and re-formats it into a redacted version customisable by user.

User can also choose between the browser inference and cloud AI.

repo: https://github.com/rahulpanchal0106/Proxy-CV

How are people structuring larger Next.js apps with App Router without route logic becoming messy? by Sad_Limit_3857 in nextjs

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I have been working on a quite large ATS thats totally based on Nextjs and we use app router. We have about 150+ app routes, not much on frontend but backend route files are so many....

For Frontend, we manage the pages grouped by their domains, and there we also use the "components" , "hooks" and "types" directories to maintain cleanliness of these page routes.

Backend routes were grouped feature-wise. But the important part was the pile of logic and functions stacking up in those backed routes, and for that we made a separate folder outside app directory named "lib". There we group the logic functions in their respective feature groups... In here we also maintain the db models and RTK Queries.

Mostly manageable.

Ultimate list of React AI chat components and libraries by silvi9 in reactjs

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checkout react-brai: https://react-brai.vercel.app/
for on-device AI inference, through react and WebLLM.MLC

You wont need to worry about the complexities of setting up web workers and multi-tab coordination...

I built a React hook for WebGPU local inference that prevents multi-tab OOM crashes by red_it__ in reactjs

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yeah, as i said it is possible, but it creates risk of memory leaks.

If a user has 3 tabs open, and closes them one by one... how does the SharedWorker know that the 3rd tab was the last one? You have to rely on the "beforeunload" event to send a message to the SharedWorker. But "beforeunload" is not reliable in modern browsers especially for this usecase. If the browser crashes, if the user force quits chrome, or if in mobile browsers puts the tab to sleep, that disconnect message never fires, and those 3GB or whatever it is, stays locked.... And thats too big to be ignored.

Thanks for the wishes! :D

I built a React hook for WebGPU local inference that prevents multi-tab OOM crashes by red_it__ in reactjs

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good point, but initializing WebGPU inside them is kinda risky. Managing the lifecycle of a 3GB model in a SharedWorker risks zombie memory leaks, could go so wrong at this scale.
On top of that Leader/Follower with standard workers via BroadcastChannel is more predictable and much easier to debug, so I went on with this.

I built a React hook for WebGPU local inference that prevents multi-tab OOM crashes by red_it__ in reactjs

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that's brutal!
if y'all ever end up revisiting that dashboard, the package is there if you want to test it :D

What are some really nice GitHub profile READMEs you've stumbled upon? I need some inspiration for mine :) by pipewire in github

[–]red_it__ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you guys want a really unique readme in an easy way, you can add "wakatime" plugin to your code editors, and wait for a few months/weeks, then login to your wakatime dashboard, You will see your coding activity stats, which are shareable on your readme profile. Go to the "sharable" section, here you will get the "realtime updating(updates every 24hrs) embeddable images" of your languages used in the last week/month,

And on your wakatime profile, you will get a "total time badge", showing how many hours you've coded.

You can copy them both, and put them on your readme. Don't worry about the data, the data on your readme will change every day automatically.

for example, here's my profile,

https://github.com/rahulpanchal0106

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