codekisser

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by codekisser 1y ago
I wonder how chroma collections compares to using Postgres partitioning. I haven't done this personally, but you should theoretically be able to add a `PARTITION BY collection_name` to have the same effect as sharding between chroma co
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by codekisser 1y ago
what place do vector-native databases have in 2025? I feel using pgvector or redisearch works well and most setups will probably be using postgres or redis anyway.
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by codekisser 2y ago
What other local databases did you consider, and why did you choose DuckDB? Google tells me a lot of other people stream CDC pipelines to DuckDB, but I'm not familiar enough with it to know what makes it such a compelling choice.
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by codekisser 2y ago
My university's dorms suffered from no AC, black mold, cockroaches, and yearly floods. I couldn't imagine if teachers and TAs had to live in such slums in addition to being given such inadequate pay. Providing housing is just trea
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by codekisser 2y ago
Aren't you this clown? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41818961
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by codekisser 2y ago
I think it's a pretty odd choice to make capital letters and ascenders tall in the name of legibility, especially for programming fonts. Much like bolding text, making capital letters relatively larger will make them stick out more in
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by codekisser 2y ago
When something similar happened to popular youtube channel Linus Tech Tips, the scammers gained a few thousand https://www.reddit.com/r/LinusTechTips/comments/11zhr9n/the_...
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by codekisser 2y ago
I have already tried what you're doing, and it didn't perform well enough for me. I've been developing this project for a two years now. Its memory isn't going to fit in a single prompt. I imagine that your AI chatbots a
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by codekisser 2y ago
I develop AI girlfriends. I've struggled a lot with achieving natural-feeling recall. I've gone through a few iterations, but I'm currently experimenting with a knowledge graph/vector hybrid that uses an LLM to extract f
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by codekisser 2y ago
The law is about "digital forgeries" in general - trying to pass off any computer-generated fake as authentic - but they're marketing this as just the "deepfake porn law" for voter popularity.
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by codekisser 2y ago
I think nothing less than a watermark or caption will suffice, but this is probably a problem that will have to be answered in courts. I can't believe they would pass a law with such ambiguity. What do these people do all day?
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by codekisser 2y ago
If you read the actual law, it looks like this law pertains to "digital forgery" - computer-generated material that "falsely appears to be authentic". Does this mean that AI-generated porn is OK as long as it is explicit
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by codekisser 2y ago
>he was overheard in his room saying veganism is wrong and gender fluidity is “stupid” Misleading headline - I think this is more about the latter statement rather than his opinion on veganism
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by codekisser 2y ago
You need to pay $1-2 per resume? Is this pricing in line with other recruiting services like greenhouse or lever? Also, how do you control for bias when using "AI-powered scoring"? Surely you've conducted some testing to make
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by codekisser 2y ago
Individually, they're not obscene - but they are leaders of many, many organizations at the same time. If they make an income from each of these positions, I think it would add up pretty fast. For example, according to her linkedin, th