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by ado__dev 2y ago
Elon has stated relentlessly that the price of FSD will only go up as it gets closer to release because it’s going to become increasingly better and more valuable. It went from $15->$12->$8k in the span of a year. Seems like it’s doin
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by ado__dev 2y ago
2 and it will always be 2 with the current hardware stack.
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by ado__dev 2y ago
Considering everyone that bought FSD before this drop still has not been delivered a working product that was promised, they should be within their rights to get the difference back imo. If you buy something and it goes on sale before it’s
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by ado__dev 2y ago
We rolled out Mixtral 8x22b to our LLM Litmus Test at s0.dev for Cody AI. Don't have enough data to say it's better or worse that other LLMs yet, but if you want to try it out for coding purposes, let me know your experience.
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by ado__dev 2y ago
RIP Internet of old. The Internet is truly going to shit from all angles. Squeezed by ever rising costs to get on the net. Bombarded by ads on every single page (trying to browse the net on a mobile device and most sites take up 40-50% of s
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by ado__dev 2y ago
Humane AI pin has the same problem as all other voice-first devices. Discoverability is trash. So many basic things don't work reliably and in the case of Humane don't work at all (setting timers for example). Talking to a device
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The LLM Litmus Test(sourcegraph.com)
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by ado__dev 2y ago
The birds had wings, so they could just fly away. /s
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by ado__dev 2y ago
Cody supports local inference with Ollama for both Chat and Autocomplete. Here's how to set it up: https://sourcegraph.com/blog/local-chat-with-ollama-and-cody :)
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by ado__dev 2y ago
Thank you for that. I copied an earlier comment and I guess the URL got cut off.
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by ado__dev 2y ago
Hi - yes it is all outlined in our Terms of use for Cody https://sourcegraph.com/terms/cody-notice Sections I-IV :)
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by ado__dev 2y ago
Best Buy used to have a service where you'd pay like $150-200/yr and any tech you bought from Best Buy, Geek Squad would come out and install free of charge. I used it a bunch when I was too lazy to setup stuff myself (cameras, in
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by ado__dev 2y ago
(I left this comment earlier but I'll c+p here as well) I wrote a blog post comparing Cody to Copilot a little while ago. Some of the stuff might be outdated now, but I think it still captures the essence of the differences between the
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by ado__dev 2y ago
Thank you for the feedback. I totally agree there and we'll address this.
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by ado__dev 2y ago
Currently for chat we support Claude 2, Claude 3 Haiku, Sonnet, and Opus, GPT-4 Turbo, and Mixtral 8x7b. For autocomplete we're using Starcoder 16b. We also support local inference with any LLM via Ollama (this is experimental and only
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by ado__dev 2y ago
I wrote a blog post comparing Cody to Copilot a little while ago. Some of the stuff might be outdated now, but I think it still captures the essence of the differences between the two. Obviously I'm a little biased as I work for Source
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by ado__dev 2y ago
I feel like that can be said about any SaaS app. The reality is, mega-corps move very slowly and often can't deliver the same user experience as a start up. If everyone had the approach of "well I shouldn't make this app beca
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by ado__dev 2y ago
This is great feedback and something we are looking at in regards to Cody. We value developer choice and at the moment for Chat developers can choose between various LLM models (Claude 3 Opus, GPT 4-Turbo, Mixtral 8x7b) that offer different
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by ado__dev 2y ago
So Cody allows you multiple ways to manage this. In the Cody settings.json file you can disable autocomplete on entire languages/file types. Additionally, we recently rolled out a Cody Ignore file type where you can specify files/
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by ado__dev 2y ago
I can see this. It will get rid of a lot of bs jobs. But, it will also create a lot of new jobs as well.
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by ado__dev 2y ago
I used to have a dozen or so Google Home devices for all sort of automation, but have mostly given up on it. I feel like Google is going to kill these any day now, the Google Assistant on them has been getting dumber and dumber. Where in th
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by ado__dev 2y ago
Awesome! Vercel gets a lot of shit for its pricing, but man from a developer experience standpoint, they are impossible to beat. As a developer first, devops distant fourth or fifth, it's such a pleasure when I get to work in the Verce
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by ado__dev 2y ago
I don't get why you're being so hostile. Nobody is asking you to cry for Tesla owners or feel bad for them. If anything, this is more of a Tesla problem to solve as it reduces the likelihood of those wealthy buyers buying another
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by ado__dev 2y ago
There's a huge difference between a car depreciating normally (which all of them do at varying rates) and what happened to the Model 3 depreciation curve over the last 12 months.
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by ado__dev 2y ago
PR more than anything. Tesla growth story is pretty much over, many people turned off the brand for a multitude of reasons (Musk, terrible service, price, lack of innovation, more EV competition). So if anything a good opportunity for Tesla
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by ado__dev 2y ago
Very cool. As someone that thinks he's very creative, but sucks at music and art, generative AI has been a godsend, to just validate ideas.
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by ado__dev 2y ago
April Fools jokes don't create shareholder value.
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by ado__dev 2y ago
Wasn't this expected? The site has like ~500k users and was valued at over $6b.
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by ado__dev 2y ago
I don't get it, Vercel offers a great developer/devops experience making it painless for you to host your site, and they charge a premium for it. A single DevOps engineer likely costs more than $100k/yr and wouldn't be a
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by ado__dev 2y ago
The woman shouting into the camera is the AI.

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