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codeisawesome
2y ago
Would be great if there were more details on the costs of doing this work - especially when loading lots of tokens of context via repo mix and then generating code with context (context-loaded inference API calls are more expensive, correct
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codeisawesome
2y ago
The README is indeed clear, engaging and well-structured! The Screencap gifs are pretty helpful to immediately understand the scope of the project.
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codeisawesome
2y ago
I’m not sure I’d agree with pivoting being a signal that prior work was discretionary. I think, in a lot of cases the strategic pressure from competition becoming more efficient or productive by capturing Internet traffic could have been a
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codeisawesome
2y ago
It would be great if these questions also included a sub-question on distribution strategy, that's one of the hardest things to visualize as a developer from $0 to $500.
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codeisawesome
2y ago
How does this compare to Agent Zero (frdel/agent-zero on GitHub)? Seems that provides similar functionality and uses docker for running the scripts / code generated.
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codeisawesome
2y ago
I’d love to read a blog post from successful one person startups that are in the highly competitive spaces like DevOps tooling (uptime, analytics…) on how they go-to-market and differentiate.
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codeisawesome
3y ago
Thank you so much for the detailed answer! I didn’t realize Ollama was OSS, I confused it with LMStudio’s licensing. I’ll try it out. I would say I care a lot more about the perplexity performance than pure T(okens)PS… it’s good to be able
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codeisawesome
3y ago
Is there a tutorial on how to get that setup running step-by-step? I only found a GitHub issue ( https://github.com/ggerganov/llama.cpp/issues/4439 ) that mentions that mainline llama.cpp isn't working for
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codeisawesome
3y ago
I’m an immigrant. I’ll be the first in line to agree that all the demands (and the specifics of those demands: personal space, hygiene, clothing, noise etc) for assimilation by western societies that I’ve ever heard re: immigrants, are re
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codeisawesome
3y ago
Thank you for sharing this openly, the content is personally useful for me.
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codeisawesome
3y ago
Would be cool if there was a single site with an easy-to-use but comprehensive index of all such materials found in and around an average home that would make a chemist anxious, along with the safe alternative.
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codeisawesome
3y ago
Thank you for typing out the explanation!
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codeisawesome
3y ago
Thanks for the reply! Always been curious about this with various startups.
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codeisawesome
3y ago
Wow, brand new product but already 'trusted by Oracle, Paypal, Amazon, Cisco' based on the logos I'm seeing on the home page. How was that achieved?
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codeisawesome
3y ago
GPT-4 weights, the RLHF s/w & logs, data sources … if all of that were truly open , it would be incredible.
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3y ago
Young people also aren't rich, and live amongst the awful rent seeking economy built by those who came before. So it's not hypocritical to want to buy cheap, it's an unfortunate necessity. Also, the whole point of the push to
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codeisawesome
3y ago
I would like to respectfully dissent, I like most of those things! Also Peter Jackson’s (first) trilogy wouldn’t be made…
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codeisawesome
3y ago
Excited to see what positive changes are forthcoming for startup entrepreneurs!
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codeisawesome
3y ago
Would be awesome for folks with irreparable damage or diseases like scoliosis if it could “just” be replaced though.
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codeisawesome
3y ago
Ah, thanks for clarifying… I assumed nerve signals travel at the speed of light and the person responding to me was being sarcastic!
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3y ago
Would it be possible in a sci-fi near-future to transplant a new, lab-grown vertebral column, using something like this?
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3y ago
Yep, and what’s more, I’m sure that commenter is not referring to, say, ethnically German or French visa holders when disparaging “all those H1Bs” ;) I’ve learned to not be surprised by the persistent and nasty ‘community’ of these types of
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3y ago
The reason I use the term astroturfing is the complaint posts / comments all look & sound very similar with minor variations, like a “shaped charge” that detonates peoples’ emotional centers and taps into primal emotions like hatre
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3y ago
So many people in this and every thread online (there’s a deluge on Reddit / Instagram even, almost feels like astroturfing) complaining about immigrants. Perhaps it’s convenient to blame other people. Take a look at housing density an
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3y ago
Julia, I agree with your take here, thank you for bringing this thought process into the mainstream. There are many other concepts this happens with and in other ways: people sing praises of the pedagogic excellence in Skiena’s & Sedgew
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3y ago
I have to concur with this opinion with a comment because upvotes are not visible on HN: yes it’s absolutely alright to keep in touch with people (even at the cost of it looking like pretence at times) and then ask for help ‘out of the blue
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3y ago
We should replace the term ‘trim fat’ with ‘cut flesh’ because it’s ridiculous and demonstrably wrong IME to assume management knows which resources are fat and which resources are actually crucial muscle that they would be (funnily) forced
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3y ago
Including but not limited to Apu, the pervasive caricaturing of brown skinned people in Western media as nothing but cringeworthy clowns or treacherous villains is hurtful to me personally. I’m sorry that the feelings of folks like myself “
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3y ago
> I don't know why but society appears to always need to over-correct. There is no middle. This comment does not contain substantiation and only an opinion. So I’ll similarly state mine: this was not an overcorrection at all, it’s l
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> Plenty of Indians thought that Apu was fine as he was. An apology was due to the rest of the Indians & South Asians who didn’t think the caricature ‘Apu’ was “fine”, and one was issued; plus even better, the show runners have learn
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