saurabhchalke

Congrats, Paras!

Why can't we just go with Occam's razor, and assume that they really believe in their mission of providing access to frontier AI as freely to the world as possible?

This is very cool and pretty looking. I would love to see support for XR apps like Meta Quest/Vision Pro.

The website UI looks really nice. I was curious if there is any library/framework/template for building websites with this "Anthropic" like UI?

I’ve put together a comprehensive list of the best resources for mixed reality development. This repository includes tutorials, frameworks, tools, and libraries that are essential for anyone looking to dive into the world of mixed reality. Whether you’re just starting out or are looking to expand your knowledge, this list aims to provide valuable resources to help you on your journey.

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Looking forward to your feedback and contributions!

Surprised to see no mention of WebGPU here. Sucks to see Apple falling behind on what could drive a lot of potential use cases around WebLLM, on-device cryptography etc.

This is the script used for the underlying calculation:

// script.js

// Yield factors for each cheese type

const baseYieldFactors = { "cheddar": 0.10, "mozzarella": 0.20, "parmesan": 0.09, "gouda": 0.12, "brie": 0.15, "camembert": 0.15, "blue cheese": 0.13, "feta": 0.17, "ricotta": 0.20, "monterey jack": 0.10, "swiss": 0.10, "colby": 0.10, "provolone": 0.10, "cottage cheese": 0.18, "cream cheese": 0.20 };

// Milk type factors

const milkTypeFactors = { "cow": 1.0, "goat": 0.9, "sheep": 1.1, "buffalo": 1.2, "camel": 0.8, "mare": 0.7, "reindeer": 1.15, "yak": 1.10, "donkey": 0.75 };

// Calculate milk volume based on cheese type, milk type, and desired weight

var baseYield = baseYieldFactors[cheeseType]; var milkAdjustment = milkTypeFactors[milkType]; var adjustedYield = baseYield * milkAdjustment;

// Calculate milk volume range

var minMilkVolume = weight / (adjustedYield * 1.1); var maxMilkVolume = weight / (adjustedYield * 0.9);