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by Falimonda 2y ago
+1 I'm also interested in the benchmarks they've use, if any.
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by Falimonda 2y ago
This is spot on. A monorepo can still include a granular and standardized CI configuration across code paths. Nothing about monorepo forces you to perform a singular deployment. The gains provided by moving from polyrepo to monorepo are imm
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by Falimonda 2y ago
Can you point to specific examples or discussions supporting the claim that ROS (focusing on ROS 2 given noetic is almost EOL) suffers from performance and testing problems?
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by Falimonda 2y ago
Have you presented this on any ROS forums? If so, how was it received?
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by Falimonda 2y ago
Does something built off this or Pyodide exist that's effectively a replacement to using React?
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by Falimonda 2y ago
Is a tool like LabView what you have in mind? https://www.ni.com/en/shop/labview.html
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by Falimonda 2y ago
Are you able to have it interact with the environment? Say you slide it over so it's hovering over the edge of your sofa and then you turn gravity on. It seems like you're just a few steps away from what!
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by Falimonda 2y ago
Nice work! People will always find something to complain about. If you find it useful, a handful of other people probably will as well.
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by Falimonda 2y ago
It seems like they're caching information/replies on key words which is a good optimization.
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by Falimonda 2y ago
I find aliasing a lot of these saves me a good chunk of time and reduces the barrier to better organize my work. In case anyone cares to browse or suggest their own: https://gitlab.com/Falimonda/gitrc
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by Falimonda 2y ago
Same here
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by Falimonda 2y ago
Nice idea. I recommend defaulting to Top Rated. For better or worse, it makes the product look more mature. Also, there's an issue with click propagation on the sort drop down. I had to click between Top Rated and back a few times beca
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by Falimonda 2y ago
That might even be the case to some extent today, but can you really blame them? It's the perfect way to integrate RLHF until they've trained out all the kinks.
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by Falimonda 2y ago
How is this on the front page? On initial load, I was met with a completley black screen after the animation. On second load, there's a form field with no context as to what to enter. After submission, I'm still completely lost.
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by Falimonda 3y ago
Simpler than YAML?
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by Falimonda 3y ago
Curious as to which apps if there are any you can point to?
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by Falimonda 3y ago
Does git not offer you what trunkbaseddevelopment offers you?
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by Falimonda 3y ago
What if the level of precision is posed as "within X months"? 5.5 years is just 66 months... The claim that an estimate of 5.5 years is "a level of precision that is entirely unrealistic for non physical processes" is ab
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by Falimonda 3y ago
Can you reference where it says that regular, day-to-day egress between clouds is going to be covered by this recent change? All the articles I've found so far imply that this free egress will be granted on a case-by-case basis, for eg
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by Falimonda 3y ago
You cannot fathom how a government official may have told them that they've managed to accelerate their EU accession through the help of LLMs by a specific number of months? Here's a speculative scenario that doesn't seem so
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by Falimonda 3y ago
How about the possibility that OpenAI and the Albanian government - along with many other governments - have a relationship of which you're unaware?
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by Falimonda 3y ago
What do emails have anything to do with EU accession?
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by Falimonda 3y ago
Why is that such an insane thing for them to say?
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by Falimonda 3y ago
If it wasn't for the poor transcript quality would you consider Rewind.ai to be valuable enough to use day-to-day? Could you elaborate on what was useless about the screen capture timeline?
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by Falimonda 3y ago
Do you know if there's anything out there like LiteLLM that includes OpenAI's whisper model? I took a look at the litellm package and it doesn't appear they support the audio module. :/
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by Falimonda 3y ago
Nice. LiteLLM was just the thing I've been looking for and hoping to integrate.
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by Falimonda 3y ago
Hah... thanks for pointing that out!
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by Falimonda 3y ago
Where were the claims that this included "hard work", or any requirement that "hard work" be involved? "if all an application is doing is grabbing locally generated input" demonstrates how little time you took
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by Falimonda 3y ago
Thanks. I'll take that into consideration.
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by Falimonda 3y ago
That sounds like a personal preference. The repo is public and welcomes contributors which by definition is open-source. There's nothing deceptive about it, but you're free to get pedantic over it all you'd like.

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