Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
Difwif
searching PlanetScale…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
22 ms
·
91.
▲
by
Difwif
3y ago
Quick follow up, looked into the LSP spec and it does define "SemanticTokens" since 3.16 https://microsoft.github.io/language-server-protocol/specifi... Obviously it depends on the LSP implementation but it
92.
▲
by
Difwif
3y ago
Interesting, I know LSPs provide me some syntax highlighting and some structural navigation but I haven't compared the two APIs directly. I assumed most LSPs are a superset.
93.
▲
by
Difwif
3y ago
Is anyone using treesitter with lsp-mode? I see some people say it's possible and use both together but I thought for the most part language servers offer the same set of features, and probably better? My current mental model for how t
94.
▲
by
Difwif
3y ago
When is the Emacs clone coming?
95.
▲
by
Difwif
3y ago
Looks interesting and seems to not make some of the mistakes that other frameworks make (langchain, llamaindex, etc.) I was pretty apprehensive when I looked at your short hand signature API. I'm really not a fan of these custom mini l
96.
▲
by
Difwif
3y ago
Your upper limit is around 150 people. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dunbar%27s_number
97.
▲
by
Difwif
3y ago
Or it was quick and cheap to build, by design. It's perfectly acceptable to optimize for time to market first if you can eat the other costs.
98.
▲
by
Difwif
3y ago
Typical retrieval methods break up documents into chunks and perform semantic search on relevant chunks to answer the question.
99.
▲
by
Difwif
3y ago
Glad to see you still lurk around here. How do you think about going up against a company like Apple when it comes to patents in this space? I think that would be my major hesitation but I don't have a lot of experience evaluating pate
100.
▲
by
Difwif
3y ago
I've started to build this exact kind of setup for everything I do into Emacs. It has dramatically improved my productivity and made development a joy. Rather than just having the completion style AI of Github copilot I freely move aro
101.
▲
by
Difwif
3y ago
I'm sorry but this is BS (and I don't mean that as a personal attack, just a repulsion to the idea) As if researcher must drop everything they're doing and attempt to reproduce every wild claim. It simply doesn't happen
102.
▲
by
Difwif
4y ago
That sounds like some one hacked up an existing project into Bazel without resolving the opinionated differences. I've worked on Bazel projects at multiple companies and I've seen things go off the rails like that a couple times b
103.
▲
by
Difwif
7y ago
This one is long but I recommend trying to finish it. If it resonates at all you'll probably get sucked in to it before the halfway point. (The whole blog is fantastic) https://waitbutwhy.com/2018/04/picking-c
104.
▲
by
Difwif
10y ago
I'm unsure if Tensorflow actually uses this but I know in literature some models use tensor decompositions for learning.
105.
▲
by
Difwif
11y ago
So this essentially looks like a new edge detection algorithm. I wonder what additional properties it has from some of the more traditional methods.
106.
▲
by
Difwif
11y ago
From my understanding it comes down to part politics, part feasibility. When nuclear power first started becoming popular light water reactors were easier to make and their fuel/byproducts aligned with the production of nuclear weapons
107.
▲
by
Difwif
11y ago
Still waiting for Dell to fully support Ubuntu in their 2015 XPS 13 model. I made the switch from a Thinkpad after Lenovo burned me too many times. While the keyboard isn't quite as excellent it's still top notch and it's one
108.
▲
by
Difwif
12y ago
Not quite true. There were recent stories that the LAPD commissioner was calling for Waze to remove police tracking from their app. [1] There was a callout of two NYPD officers being killed in December by a shooter that used Waze before the
109.
▲
by
Difwif
12y ago
As a student @ UC San Diego with the ability to take a few courses at Irvine, are there any specific courses or prof. you recommend looking into?
110.
▲
by
Difwif
12y ago
This is amazing. I'm watching the whole playlist now. Please someone make any additional suggestions to more things like this. Also any criticism on Hamming's lectures?
111.
▲
by
Difwif
13y ago
I'm sure most people are as tired of this issue as it sounds the author is. I finished the article and couldn't help feeling some sense of dread. Knowing full well what should be the most controversial and opinionated comment will
112.
▲
by
Difwif
13y ago
What the heck did I just read? Look you obviously have the best intentions and you seem to be very emotionally invested in this topic and that's honestly great, really it is. While sometimes it can be impersonal and a tad cold, it seem
113.
▲
by
Difwif
14y ago
Probably Elon Musk's idea considering he contributed to the founding of both companies.
114.
▲
by
Difwif
14y ago
Also with Windows 8 and Windows RT devices Xbox music will have a free ad supported version.
115.
▲
by
Difwif
14y ago
In my opinion rainymood is much better than this. After listening to raining.fm it became quite obvious that it's on a very short repetitive loop. Rainymood is a much longer loop and actual feels like you have your window open on a rainy da
116.
▲
by
Difwif
14y ago
Okay I've heard this from a couple people already and I think this needs to be said. For one these are the Navigation camera shots and have no reason to be any higher quality. The craft has only been on the ground for 5 days and hasn't init
117.
▲
by
Difwif
14y ago
We always hear about the ramifications a quantum computer would have if used to crack enterprise level security. Does there exist encryption that would be troublesome even for a quantum computer to crack or are we just SOL if one of these f
118.
▲
by
Difwif
14y ago
I've toyed with the idea of a Bitcoin bank for a while now. Since I don't seem to be making much progress here's the final piece that I think this is missing and would really let this take off. Offer a way for your customers to spend their
119.
▲
by
Difwif
14y ago
Your fear about computer attacks appears to be a bit sensationalized and a typical knee jerk doomsday reaction. You parrot that "Electricity is the lifeblood of civilization" and that people will die when the power goes off but then seem to
120.
▲
by
Difwif
14y ago
I have such a strange love for Lua. It was one of the first languages that I learned and used to program homebrew for the PSP. It's really where my journey as a programmer began and was the first language that I programmed with for fun. I d
More ›