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I’ve found phoenix to be a clunky experience and have been far happier with tools like langfuse. I don’t know how you can confidently say one is “the best”.
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Curious as well
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;)
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I was only half way paying attention because I was enjoying the joy of everyone around him. I wonder if it will hold up the next time I watch. I keep notes for my daughters to read some day and wrote about this tonight (it’s been too long s
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I don’t know of many doing their taxes from a work computer.
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This is a great choice if you want to learn how to be a technician for your 3D printer. It will probably save you on filament cost as well.
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I wonder how many times the LLM randomly tried to steer back to that library only to get chastised for not following instructions.
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1y ago
The only ethical option? Please help me understand the argument here.
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The other ones are not framed as an “AI Supercomputer on your desk”, but instead are framed as powerful computers that can also handle AI workloads.
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It seems like you are trying to steer toward a different point or topic. In the course of my work, I have found they ask valuable clarifying questions. I don’t care how they do it.
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Thank you!
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That’s good to know, I haven’t tried it for a few years.
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It helps that windows has excellent desktop management/hot keys out of the box, which is a majority of what the Mac trackpad does for me (aside from clicking on things).
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I didn’t think the M1s had that anyway.
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Do people actually use GitHub copilot? At any rate, I could easily go through that much with Opus because it’s expensive and often I’m loading the context window to do discovery, this may include not only parts of a codebase but also large
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It’s not though, one of the key gaps right now is that people do not provide enough direction on the tradeoffs they want to make. Generally LLMs will not ask you about them, they will just go off and build. But if you have them ask, they wi
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This is a basic question but maybe you can help: what is a good resource to use to understand how to take advantage of logits?
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Which begs the question: What is your favorite language?
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That is interesting, had not understood this previously.
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- is what Tim Cook told himself to vanquish the last bit of uneasiness. Then he took of his glasses, set them on the night stand, and slept better than he had in years.
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Funny you mention this, I literally just got done loading the context window of AI studio up for an hour doing some prototyping and then was frustrated when I couldn’t see where I was at from billing (knew it couldn’t be that much, but I
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Just wait until I tell you that the reason people have done all of that work is because it is a satisfying form of procrastination.
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This is bullshit, the Zune was great and was doing incredibly well, at least around here. It was THE device to have, people were going crazy for them; there was enough pent up demand that people were breaking windows and sliding into cars t
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I only use a shop when it’s going to take a LOT of time. I’ve opened up my hood a few too many times to find a cap or extra bolts tucked in between the side of the hood and the weatherstrip. Are duplicates from the new part? Did they assemb
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Where is a citation on Anthropic increasing cost to cursor? I had not seen that news, but it would make sense.
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Everything has a place, and when it’s in its place, I can find it quickly and get to work. These systems help me with that.
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This is wonderful. When I was learning I found the documentation inadequate and gpt4 ran in circles as I did not know what to ask (I did not realize “how do I use uv instead of conda/pip?” was a fundamentally flawed question).
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Story Time: After I graduated, I went to work for a large PE firm that most of you probably hate, working for one of their subsidiaries focused on energy who happened to have a couple refineries. As someone passionate about renewables, I wa
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Easy problem to solve.
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Looking forward to this. Llama 3.3 70b has been a fantastic model and benchmarked higher than others on my fake video detection benchmarks, much to my surprise. Looking forward to trying the next generation of models.
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