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2y ago
Sourcegraph Cody ( https://sourcegraph.com/cody )
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Tesla has taken down 2016 release noting full self driving hardware capability
(twitter.com)
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A step in the right direction! I personally have moved everything I can to R2 and haven't seen any degradation in performance.
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2y ago
This perfectly echoes my experience with AI. It’s not perfect, but AI for working with code has been an absolute game changer for me.
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Chat-oriented Programming (CHOP) in action
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Google Copies Twinpics.ai
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2y ago
Yeah seems like it.
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2y ago
Someone replied to my tweet saying that the censor is not active in AI Studio, only on the website. I've confirmed this myself as well.
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2y ago
questions about yt-dlp had similar outputs for me. It would start giving an answer, and then flash, and say "oh sorry i can't answer that"
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2y ago
I am able to ask any questions and get sufficient answers about yt-dlp from ChatGPT and Claude. But Gemini straight up refuses.
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Gemini Pro refuses to acknowledge yt-dlp
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Many are. It's a wild west right now with lots of money flowing into AI startups, that's why every company under the sun is adding AI to its products and most of it is crap. A good majority of those will fail. Some will find produ
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The year over year changes don't really necessitate an upgrade anymore. Even an iPhone 13 holds up really well against the 15. I've moved to a 2 year upgrade cycle, but honestly might even do 3 years.
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What year is it?
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It's possible that way less engineers will be needed in the future to maintain existing system. But I think overall more software will be written and more personalized applications. If anyone and everyone can bring their vision to life
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Waves of Writing for Google
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2y ago
Google would never.
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2y ago
You don’t have to modify anything. We support local LLMs for chat and completions with Ollama. https://sourcegraph.com/blog/local-code-completion-with-olla...
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How to choose the AI coding assistant that works best for your engineering team
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2y ago
Are we back to Android Pay now? or is it Google Pay? Or are they stopping p2p altogether?
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2y ago
I agree that GPT4 is better, but the amount of times it still hallucinates is still way too high to be useful for any real work. LLMs at present are super impressive, but have very very low trust.(This is true for all models, Claude, Opus,
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2y ago
Oh no...anyway...
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2y ago
Eh I'd say 3-4 times per year where it's really useful, but a lot of the time i like doing some of their courses just to brush up on stuff I already know, and usually I walk away with 2-3 new things that I didn't know about t
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I've been a Pluralsight subscriber for probably over a decade now. Their content is awesome for getting up to speed quickly or just learning about a technology without too much fluff. I do see though how AI is a huge threat to them. Us
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People’s acceptance of LLMs being flat wrong for most queries is so concerning. The fact that these technologies are being pushed onto the masses, onto healthcare, law, and other areas were accuracy is super important is going to get people
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Show HN: LLM Litmus Test – compare multiple LLMs for coding tasks with context
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2y ago
the market for AI one-offs died before it even got started.
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OpenCtx – information from your dev tools, shown everywhere you read/write code
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I wouldn't assume anything "deleted" is ever truly deleted. Just a deleted_at property set and maybe the data eventually purged after many years.
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Scarlett Johansson has just issued this statement on OpenAI and Sky
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