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blog.yaakov.online
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| | | | | Recently I was looking into the structure of Mastodon and "Fediverse" federated communications, and came across a newer standard called WebFinger. This seems to be a HTTP-based evolution of the good old 'finger' command. | |
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blog.michal.pawlik.dev
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| | | | | In this post I want to share a simple solution for the simple problem I wanted to solve some time ago. The problem definition is following: I have a top level domain and a VPS operating on it. I also have a blog you are reading now hosted with Gitlab Pages. I want to host a website from my top level domain. Hosting pages using Gitlab pages (similarly to Github Pages) is very convenient to set up, you just set up a pipeline and a subdomain configure the subdomain. | |
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it-notes.dragas.net
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| | | | | Using a Permanent WebFinger Address for My Fediverse Profile - Make it easy to find your profile from any instance. | |
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www.aiweirdness.com
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| | | robotlaughs: lewisandquark: So there's a neural network framework called pix2pix that can be trained to learn how to transform one type of image into another. It's been used for example to convert satellite images into line drawings and vice versa (think Google maps satellite view vs the one that show boxes where all the buildings are). There's also trained version of pix2pix that converts a block drawing to a building facade (although it tends to make the building facades into creepy post-apoc | ||
