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by ado__dev 3y ago
After seeing Sora, I feel like they should add another 0 to that number.
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by ado__dev 3y ago
Yeah totally. LLMs have a lot of awesome use cases. But as chatbots, they need a lot of guardrails, and even then, I'm highly skeptical if they improve the experience over a simple searchable FAQs or docs.
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by ado__dev 3y ago
Exactly this. I feel like LLMs are great for so many things and have a crap ton of real-world use cases. But for simple FAQs, there's so many better and cheaper solutions out there.
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by ado__dev 3y ago
If I am trying to interact with a company and they tell me to use their chatbot, I expect that chatbot to provide me with accurate answers 100% of the time (or to say it can't help me in the event that I ask a question that it's n
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by ado__dev 3y ago
And if I saw that disclaimer, I wouldn't use the tool. What's the point if you can't trust what it says. Just let me talk to a human that can solve my issue.
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by ado__dev 3y ago
I would expect that if I was talking to an official tool that the company provides to interact with to be authorized to give me information (including discounts and offers) to be accurate and true.
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Cody Understands Your Codebase(sourcegraph.com)
3 points by ado__dev 3y ago|0 comments
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by ado__dev 3y ago
No shit. Money makes life easier.
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by ado__dev 3y ago
I think this is only if you make links shareable and public (meaning you have to explicitly opt-in to create a public link, so indexing it sort of makes sense)
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Cody – AI Coding Assistant(sourcegraph.com)
2 points by ado__dev 3y ago|0 comments
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by ado__dev 3y ago
FSD is a Level 2 system and not autonomous as stated by Tesla in legal filings. So yes there is a huge difference between a real self-driving system and whatever the hell Tesla is selling.
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by ado__dev 3y ago
The greed knows no bounds. Amazon Prime cancelled.
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by ado__dev 3y ago
Korean EV's are comparable if not better than Tesla, so not too surprising. Seems like less of gamble to get a Kia or Hyundai EV when you consider long term support.
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by ado__dev 3y ago
I disagree. They're a great way to quickly get a status update on how things are progressing, what progress is going to be made today, and what is potentially blocking that progress. Stand-ups meetings by definition are activity focuse
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by ado__dev 3y ago
I wish them the best of luck! I miss the buy once, own that particular version forever model, and I hope it works out so good that others start offering their tools with this model.
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by ado__dev 3y ago
I actually see this as a strong reason to stay. Again the issue isn't compensation and whether it was too much, it's that the shareholders were mislead. If the board had disclosed they had a conflict of interest, and the sharehold
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by ado__dev 3y ago
From everything I've read and learned about this Musk comp drama, it has nothing to do with how much he's getting paid and everything to do with how they created the comp package. The comp plan was presented as created by an indep
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by ado__dev 3y ago
I wish they didn't require a minimum of 2 years for domain registrations.
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by ado__dev 3y ago
I've always known it to be: <b> and <i> for font manipulation (bold and italics) <strong> and <em> for giving text importance (important and emphasized) but honestly, I don't think it matters as long as you
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by ado__dev 3y ago
You can try it with Sourcegraph Cody. https://sourcegraph.com/cody And instructions on how to change the provider to use Ollama w/ whatever model you want: Install and run Ollama - Put ollama in your $PATH. E.g. ln -s
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by ado__dev 3y ago
Totally agree there. Why spend $1.4b when the company is worth maybe a quarter of that now?
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by ado__dev 3y ago
I've been a Prime customer for as long as I can remember. I have used Prime Video a total of maybe 3 times. I'd much prefer if Amazon offered a cheaper Prime Delivery that's only for 2 day delivery. I don't care about an
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by ado__dev 3y ago
In my anecdotal experience, the more someone talks the less they know. Those with big followings, influencers, "thought-leaders" (in whatever industry they operate) all spew the same high-level garbage ad-nauseam. While the ones t
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by ado__dev 3y ago
Fully agree here. The report also states that jr. devs are more likely to be using coding assistants, thus may not spot poor code generations and be much more likely to commit bad code. We're still in the early days of AI and there are
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by ado__dev 3y ago
Developers do care about security. Often times they're not given the resources to properly address security issues and implement best practices because the business wants to ship faster.
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by ado__dev 3y ago
It's pretty much the circle of life when it comes to modern tech companies. A company gets founded. Offers features at much lower cost than competition to build up a customer base, typically at a loss. Then once they have a big enough
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From slow to SIMD: A Go optimization story(sourcegraph.com)
1 points by ado__dev 3y ago|0 comments
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by ado__dev 3y ago
I feel like game companies should have to disclose the minimum length they're going to keep the servers running for a game before release. Be it 12 months, 3 years, 10 years, but the consumer should have that knowledge before making a
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by ado__dev 3y ago
Unless they can deliver a totally game-changing experience imo. And so far it looks like they have the best VR/AR headset on the market, but will that be enough, remains to be seen. Like if Apple is able to provide such a good experien
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by ado__dev 3y ago
Apps will follow if the userbase is there. Apple has apparently pre-sold 180k of these so far. I would bet the vast majority of the ones that bought are developers. The whole tech industry has shifted to focus on profits and optimization. B

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