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by sa-code 2y ago
Vector databases are just the easiest way to make a search engine in a demo.
92.
by sa-code 2y ago
Nope those fees might as well be called "yachts for executives fee"
93.
by sa-code 2y ago
This doesn't give the "shadow text" that the user specifically mentioned
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by sa-code 2y ago
The dolphins are actually openai
95.
by sa-code 2y ago
I mean, that's who I would hire for trust and safety.
96.
by sa-code 2y ago
I always thought it was pronounced "squeal"
97.
by sa-code 2y ago
I think you're responding to the statement of not having kids at all, instead of the statement about adopting kids
98.
by sa-code 2y ago
They have their own version called struct which works in a very similar way. I feel like this should be mentioned when saying that `class` support didn't yet exist
99.
by sa-code 2y ago
Agreed, although the language still feels like a tech demo. They don't even have a package manager yet. I'm curious and hopeful to see what it looks like in a year
100.
by sa-code 2y ago
What kind of support would you have hoped for?
101.
by sa-code 2y ago
I would also like to add that adopting instead of having your own baby is the most effective way to save the planet
102.
by sa-code 2y ago
Would you say it's an alternative to Open API?
103.
by sa-code 2y ago
Shout out to secuso! Their apps might not be the prettiest but they absolutely work and they work well. Very useful
104.
by sa-code 2y ago
Which movie do you mean?
105.
by sa-code 2y ago
I knew someone that made a PowerPoint presentation for their partner for Valentine's Day. So you're doing great in comparison
106.
by sa-code 2y ago
Thank you for saying this! The number of people that would need to fine tune vs just using RAG is really small. People that are not familiar with the source often jump to fine tuning as an option
107.
by sa-code 2y ago
Run ai is not a mature product at this point though.
108.
by sa-code 2y ago
This sounds like "things are bad so let them get worse", which is not a good look
109.
by sa-code 2y ago
EU actually has the opposite of draconian privacy laws. It's more that meta doesn't have a business model if they don't intrude on your privacy
110.
by sa-code 2y ago
Fewer parameters at inference time makes a massive difference in cost for batch jobs, assuming vram usage is the same
111.
by sa-code 2y ago
Is this the best permissively licensed model out there?
112.
by sa-code 2y ago
I think Python users are more on the mojo bandwagon rather than Nim now
113.
by sa-code 2y ago
Missed an opportunity to can this uSql!
114.
by sa-code 2y ago
I see it as an excuse to talk about it more, and I'm happy to read it all
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by sa-code 2y ago
I would down vote this if I could.
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by sa-code 2y ago
That's amazing. Hard to believe that Polars is only a 7 person company.
117.
by sa-code 2y ago
Or JPEGchen in high German
118.
by sa-code 2y ago
There's no package manager and it's not practical to use other people's code. It's fun to play around with its SIMD ergonomics though. Definitely worth trying on a quiet weekend
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by sa-code 2y ago
This doesn't include the SDK, which is bundled with their commercial offering and its license explicitly prohibits production use
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by sa-code 2y ago
How does this stop you from "getting Jeff'd", i.e. when AWS takes your own source code and competes with you?

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