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8mo ago
Holy slop!
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8mo ago
You can probably phrase this question as * Can we enable the only features we want by toggling chat.disableAIfeatures and only selectively enabling copilot and chat?
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8mo ago
I guess code bloat is proportional to schema complexity, and performance improvement is proportional to volume, so in ad blocker with many large block lists the latter dominates.
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9mo ago
How many RPS is a hug of death?
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9mo ago
> lots of solid packages like GetX I haven't touched flutter in two years, but isn't getX a kitchen sink library disliked by everyone?
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9mo ago
Golang did the right thing by just wrapping git clone.
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9mo ago
> Do you debug JVM bytecode? V8's internals? Comparing LLMs and compilers is so bizarre. Whole poast looks LLM written with catchy nothingburger headlines. Please don't do this. Very difficult to read.
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9mo ago
Which abstractions in langchain do you find so useful which require significant code to replicate yourself in functions with OpenAI SDK / LiteLLM?
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9mo ago
Have you heard of `def`?
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9mo ago
That way leaving employment for lesser ones among us
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9mo ago
One thing this comment (and recruiters) don't understand is that someone with foundation can learn these things pretty fast within few months.
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9mo ago
If I was in china's position and so much is at stake, how can I go towards engineering all the tech from scratch when I can reverse engineer existing tech from west?
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9mo ago
When I joined I could do all this.
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9mo ago
> put in a lot of attention into work and they have that innocent curiosity They're also good at putting company code into ChatGPT. /snark
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9mo ago
If that was the case I would be chilling during my junior years. Juniors are usually given either grunt or low priority work while seniors get more "important" work. OTOH, it takes a lot to get your questions on RIGHT EARS when yo
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9mo ago
This is definitely based on a search or page fetch, because there are these which are all today's topics - IBM to acquire OpenAI (Rumor) (bloomberg.com) - Jepsen: NATS 4.2 (Still losing messages?) (jepsen.io) - AI progress is stalling.
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9mo ago
It has also fetched the current page in background. Because the jepsen post was recently on front page.
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9mo ago
In my country, it's cost-prohibitive to buy technical books (except the most popular ones like DDIA / JCIP).
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9mo ago
If they are profitable on inference currently, they will be able to recover. People in SWE will continue paying for current SOTA models even if better models are not achieved.
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9mo ago
It's AI writing. Big words and rule of 3.
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9mo ago
asyncio.get_event_loop ?
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10mo ago
fmt.Errorf with %w directive in fact wraps an error. It will return an fmt.wrapError struct which can be inspected using `errors.Is`. So it's not stringly typed anymore.
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10mo ago
I, for one, welcome our Next Linus Torvalds.
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10mo ago
Your data will be sold regardless of whether you have Aadhar or not. You just may not know it.
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10mo ago
Thanks for convincing me to give up on my side project.
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10mo ago
No man, this must be satire.
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10mo ago
Please tell me this is satire.
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10mo ago
A colleague sent me a confident ChatGPT formatted bug report. It misidentified what the actual bug was. But the tone was so confident, and he replied to my later messages using chat gpt itself, which insisted I was wrong. I don't like
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10mo ago
Are reranker models an example of this? Do they still underperform compared to LLMs?
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10mo ago
> static, bounded problem What does it even mean in neural net context? > numerical stability also nice to expand a bit.
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