AmazingTurtle

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   by AmazingTurtle 2y ago

   Yeah, go ahead and lay off another 25% of development staff and see how well AI coders perform.:))
2. 122.▲
   by AmazingTurtle 2y ago

   both webstorm and rider is free now? why am I still paying. been a customer for years but all I used was rider and webstorm.
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   by AmazingTurtle 2y ago

   SEEKING WORK | GERMANY | REMOTE Location: Germany (CET) Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No --- Technologies: - DevOps: Kubernetes, Docker, OpenShift, Terraform, Ansible, GitLab CI, Jenkins, Prometheus, Grafana, NGINX - Backend: Node.js, Ex
4. 124.▲
   by AmazingTurtle 2y ago

   regarding bad design, for this blog post: font-size: calc(1vw + 1vh + .5vmin); i can not zoom in or out, makes me go crazy
5. 125.▲
   by AmazingTurtle 2y ago

   Feels like this is the 1000time some article states something like this. Am I the only one who feels like we're not really progressing in those fields? Just a feeling though
6. 126.▲
   by AmazingTurtle 2y ago

   My Fritz Box does not reply in that way. How come you indicate that _all_ Fritz Box Modems have been hacked and how do I know if I am affected? Apparently I'm not.
7. 127.▲
   by AmazingTurtle 3y ago

   Most likely a small retrieval optimized model with focus on JSON tokens and a combination of the technique involved in grammar/guidance https://github.com/guidance-ai/guidance Same principle
8. 128.▲
   by AmazingTurtle 3y ago

   Watch out, you're only referring to MALE and FEMALE sex, that might trigger a few people here
9. 129.▲
   by AmazingTurtle 3y ago

   40,000 $ * 26.9 = 1,076,000 $
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    by AmazingTurtle 3y ago

    To be fair, he searched for "laundry detergent" and sorted Name A-Z and was wondering why only 3M stuff appeared. Also I failed to comprehend this one > Of course the list of switch games isn't under Games > Nintendo Sw
11. 131.▲
    by AmazingTurtle 3y ago

    Flowbite also charges money for some blocks. Plus: they need "flowbite js" for the blocks to work. It's a plugin for tailwind. Nah
12. 132.▲
    by AmazingTurtle 3y ago

    Why not just jq?
13. 133.▲
    by AmazingTurtle 3y ago

    240tok/s is crazy
14. 134.▲
    by AmazingTurtle 3y ago

    Similar pricing, suspiciously https://jspreadsheet.com/pricing
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    by AmazingTurtle 3y ago

    The Tailwind markup vs Semantic markup example just straight sucks. - There are useless empty elements in the tailwind example - There are so many different breakpoints, paddings and margins in the depths of the tailwind DOM, that can not b
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    by AmazingTurtle 3y ago

    tbf the examples brought up in the blog post omitted semantic attributes such as lang and the whole dom structure (all the divs!) and the other data- attributes just to make it look even worse. OP is severely opinionated.
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    by AmazingTurtle 3y ago

    Cool, I mean - that's a LOT of AWS services right there. But yeah, let's connect. Take a look at my project as well! https://turtledev.net/projects/refind-ai
18. 138.▲
    by AmazingTurtle 3y ago

    I keep this site updated when something changes. https://turtledev.net/projects/refind-ai
19. 139.▲
    by AmazingTurtle 3y ago

    I'm working on my own SaaS document management system that is easy-to-use, affordable and fully automated. Basically a black hole, throw a scan in or wait for emails to come it, it will name, tag and categorize it. It will also attempt
20. 140.▲
    by AmazingTurtle 3y ago

    I tried out guidance. Encountered endless bugs
21. 141.▲
    by AmazingTurtle 3y ago

    Look that up on yandex and the first thing is literally a working fast stream with decent quality. wtf
22. 142.▲
    by AmazingTurtle 3y ago

    NSFW? Also.. WTF with their detection algorithm, this is easily abusable. This was the first image I was prompted with https://generated.photos/human-generator/64e65d5a8448b8000b5... I have not changed any of the param
23. 143.▲
    by AmazingTurtle 3y ago

    I tested it out with a bunch of personal documents. Results were disappointing. Did not match up with the promised scores, not even slightly. I think the traditional approach to scanning and classifying without AI/ML is the way to go,
24. 144.▲
    by AmazingTurtle 3y ago

    What about few shot learning, e.g. injecting 1 or 2 examples of JSON in the prompt? That should be fine as well
25. 145.▲
    by AmazingTurtle 3y ago

    "she"?
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    by AmazingTurtle 3y ago

    You can use vicuna-7b-1.1. No need for chat prompts. Just slam in your data and end it off like so Generate a JSON with this and that {"this": " Lower the temperature to minimum for deterministic results, fine tune the other
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    by AmazingTurtle 4y ago

    I tried out milvus. Developer Experience is crap. Documentation lacks some major core concepts. I've been experimenting with it for hours. Eventually I turned my back and said: Why not use pg_vector and scale the fuck out of the cluste
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    by AmazingTurtle 4y ago

    Yeah I also don't understand why there are tons of (YC backed) startups providing little to none value. They basically man-in-the-middle the OpenAI GPT Platform. So... Yeah I've been running a pg_vector database with OpenAI Embedd
29. 149.▲
    by AmazingTurtle 4y ago

    Wow, seems like YC is backing anything these days
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    by AmazingTurtle 4y ago

    smells like a fake reply