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Azure GPT-3 got replaced by a creepy Chinese state censored model by ByteDance
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rlevy
2y ago
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rlevy
3y ago
In the section on open source models, this is missing the important distinction of which ones have licenses prohibiting commercial use.
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rlevy
3y ago
What’s the third book?
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rlevy
4y ago
That implies a good old fashioned one-time purchase
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rlevy
4y ago
Yes
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rlevy
5y ago
I would good money to have something like this in a PowerPoint extension.
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rlevy
6y ago
This is slick! Anything similar for languages beyond Python?
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rlevy
8y ago
Agreed. I was surprised by how much my 6 year old became engaged in the story. He frequently asks to play/solve more so he can find out what happens next in the story.
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rlevy
8y ago
This is neat but there’s a big gap between natural language search and conversation.
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rlevy
11y ago
RAML is essentially a YAML with a specific schema. Tell your IDE to treat .raml files as .yaml and all the syntax highlighting, etc will work perfect
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rlevy
11y ago
Swagger seems to have more awareness and adoption but we have fully embraced RAML due to its "composability" features which eliminate much of the boilerplate and copy/paste/tweak required by Swagger. Making the API spec
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rlevy
11y ago
The pointer API is significantly easier to use for non-trivial interfaces so yeah it does make the world better. For now, yes you need to worry about all 3 API sets (or use a pointer polyfill that tries to do that for you). As older brow
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rlevy
11y ago
1 rep in the house (who can't vote), no senators
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rlevy
11y ago
Amazon and google are also words to find in a dictionary but that doesn't get in the way of enforcing their trademark
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rlevy
11y ago
The trial at this point is entirely about copyright, not patents
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rlevy
11y ago
Yes, on each side
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rlevy
11y ago
Authoring JSON in Excel does not sound like a productivity booster. That's painful and defeats the purpose of using Excel because of its familiarity.
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rlevy
11y ago
Working link: http://ithare.com/64-network-dos-and-donts-for-game-engines-...
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rlevy
12y ago
That's not entirely correct - you also must write C code. You can write JS that runs on the phone and can do stuff like call web services, store data, and communicate with the watch. But it's old fashioned C code that you need t
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rlevy
13y ago
the actual healthcare.gov (if you can get in) actually does a decent job of letting you compare plans in detail... there are far more factors to consider than just monthly deductible. various copays, out of network coverage, whether dental