how does find device work?
I lost my glasses somewhere and they popped up in the middle of nowhere in my town, so likely someone grabbed them
Does it work like airtags or?
I lost my glasses somewhere and they popped up in the middle of nowhere in my town, so likely someone grabbed them
Does it work like airtags or?
Hey!
I asked a year+ in this sub whether remarkable supports user accounts, and to my suprise everyone was super hostile saying that obviously not.
So, I got to work and thanks to the advancements in AI and the SDK, I got myself an app that basically mirrors regular Remarkable experience with proper "split" of users on a single device (and also notes are stored remotely)
Wondering - would anyone be interested in trying it out? I'll likely open source it, took me an evening and can be easily re-created, but i find it cool what we can do nowadays with SDK nevertheless.
I asked AdMaven already to give me the list of displayed ads, this is what the authority body gave me as what my website is serving:
I thought AdMaven is pretty reputable, anyone has similiar experiences with them?
What I hated after years in crowdtesting as a tester:
- everything inside a clunky platform
- big pricetags but low payouts
- no really good mobile apps or integrations around my own tools
and as a customer:
prices, its just sometimes crazy these are only available to enterprise clients willing to spend 5 or 6 figures
I'm looking to build in this space and gathering early feedback: What are YOU missing, both as a customer and as a tester (or, even as someone within crowdtesting companies - as an employee or team lead)
Cheers!
What I hated after years in crowdtesting as a tester:
- everything inside a clunky platform
- big pricetags but low payouts
- no really good mobile apps or integrations around my own tools
and as a customer:
prices, its just sometimes crazy these are only available to enterprise clients willing to spend 5 or 6 figures
I'm looking to build in this space and gathering early feedback: What are YOU missing, both as a customer and as a tester (or, even as someone within crowdtesting companies - as an employee or team lead)
Cheers!
I bring them to every event, at least one or two people are crazy excited about it and open it up for discussions with other people
Even if i wouldn't use these daily, the value you can get by just SHOWING them to people is crazy
I have quite a few domains now, some of them are 16 years old and are literal authorities in the area despite being dead for 12 years - i did fall off #1 place down to 11, and crawled back up to 6th position, but can't get higher.
How does link building work these days? is it worth to buy links? Claude is saying outright not to do it, but i feel like without it i'm left with trying my luck with getting free mentions, which in my country rarely works...
Any help appreciated - i can DM my domains
Hey!
I'll be in london for one day, and while i wanted to demo Meta display to my colleagues, i lost my charger :(
Anyone in London could charge my band or borrow me the charger? I literally just want to charge it once, as i'll be back home the following day morning
I held off buying the device because I saw that it only allows to define amount of temperature up/down rather than exact temp value. Did it change out of a sudden or is it misleading ad?
Based on the feedback in here I have started adding local models into my benchmark so instead of relying on what you see online, you can cross compare local models side by side.
Looking for feedback, for suggestions, bug reports and anything that would make this genuinely more useful for people to make informed model decisions.
I am running a visual benchmark and wanted to add local models - what models should I add into it? Qwen models ofc, but what else
I run https://testingmodels.com/ and was looking for some feedback since games seem to be the best evaluators of new models (literally the worst models are getting physics wrong etc) - what kind/type/mechanics of games you think would be best to "test" new models?
I was upset about the fact benchmarks mean nothing and higher % gives no real info how a model behaves. So, i built testingmodels.com (I am a head of QA by profession so i kind of test stuff day to day). Fast forward today, a 1000th visitor came in.
A ton of people reached out, gave feedback etc and i guess I'm just sharing how a simple idea starts to become a micro viral (and who knows, maybe a real viral next)
Was running the benchmarks for my arena of models and the workflows get constantly stuck, exactly at 31.5k tokens. Anyone else getting this?
EDIT: as per claude:
- Root cause found (5 attempts in): not concurrency, not orchestration — general-purpose agents at high effort ignore "no Bash / one-shot", wander, hit 250KB transcripts, never reach Write. Caught one mid-Bash-call.
also, filed a bug report