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technovangelist
2mo ago
I only started using it about 6 months ago so I don't know what it was like before, but today it's a solid choice. far less problematic than Chrome or Firefox or Arc or Dia or Brave or any of the other browsers I had on my system.
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technovangelist
3y ago
Cisco offered to buy ddog the night before the ipo. Thankfully ddog said no.
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technovangelist
3y ago
Congrats on the launch. We are using it for our emails out to folks and it’s working well for us. I also had the pleasure of working with Adam for a while when I hired him to join the Training group at Datadog soon after I started the team.
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technovangelist
3y ago
But I think we are there for most tasks. I thought a bit about this today and wrote a blog post about how to use a local ai tool, Ollama, to summarize, make links, and ask questions about my notes. It’s not a fully fleshed out plugin but sh
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technovangelist
3y ago
Interesting app. I have also really enjoyed customizing maps in Ortelius which is no longer around. And also Felt at felt.com
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technovangelist
3y ago
I am using ollama today on a MacBook Pro M1Max with 64GB. Using a llama2 70b model, I am getting about 7 tokens/second with the onboard gpu. Before ollama used gpu, that was much slower. To compare, the 7b model gets me closer to 55 to
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technovangelist
3y ago
There is a new version of Ollama coming out either later today or tomorrow that adds support for the older Intel-based Macs.
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technovangelist
3y ago
yup, that's definitely coming soon
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technovangelist
4y ago
Wow, amazing that this is still being developed with a lot of competition for a lot of that time. Curio first was released nearly 20 years ago. Devonthink started in the late 90s. and Tinderbox started in 2002. And each have huge numbers of
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technovangelist
4y ago
That’s kind of the only way I have seen them. Individual teams define the okr and they bubble up. I don’t know what summarizes as their own would mean, but the first part was right.