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brianjking
1y ago
oh how very small government of them. /s
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1y ago
Neat, but I'll probably stick with DSPy.
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1y ago
Omg, congrats to Raza and the team!
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1y ago
The AGPL license makes me so confused every time I read it. This "network effect" really is so deeply confusing.
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1y ago
People.
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1y ago
The same people who are arguing that words have meaning are the same ones arguing both for and against prompting/context management and construction being "engineering".
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1y ago
Latent Space. "Claude Code is also the most direct way to consume Sonnet for coding, rather than going through all the hidden prompting and optimization than the other products do. You will feel that right away, as the average spend pe
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1y ago
Love all of this. Most importantly, I'll embrace the change and hope for the possible abundance.
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Claude Voice Mode Beta
(twitter.com)
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1y ago
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2y ago
How much ram is in your m1?
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2y ago
Looks to be something related to image generation, surely not to be outdone by Reve Image
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2y ago
Thanks, Gemma is fantastic and that it supports function calling is great.
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2y ago
This is stupid, as Perplexity offers this very thing (model selection and data retention for training) can be opted out. With that said, competition is great and I'm all for Duck Duck Go and Perplexity!
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2y ago
Knowing that you have to do that as a separate step adds a whole additional level of complexity too. For example, if some content has the images and some don't, you need to add whole additional steps to your processing and potentially
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2y ago
Why would it matter if it's a one shot prompt to complete CAD?
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2y ago
Aider seems great unless you're constantly working in a ton of repos.
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2y ago
I'm using the GGUF in LMStudio found here: https://huggingface.co/allenai/olmOCR-7B-0225-preview-GGUF
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2y ago
Has anyone figured out how to load this on a Huggingface endpoint?
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2y ago
Massively depends on countless factors. Are we talking 365 Copilot and a Sharepoint agent? That's seconds.
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2y ago
Karpathy is too good to us. These videos are so incredibly valuable, thank you for sharing.
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2y ago
dear god this is idiotic. please no.
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2y ago
ok, it appears to be a wrapper of browser-use.com and playwright? What else, I'm not sure.
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2y ago
Can you please share more about Meha? Which models are you using? Is this just a wrapper of browser-use.com and Playwright? What is your monetization strategy?
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2y ago
What is the actual technology being used here? Which LLM/VLM? Playwright? What do you store? What do you not? Tell me actual details.
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2y ago
How are you controlling chrome in this case?
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2y ago
So sad, hopefully we don't have this one blamed on Obama and DEI.
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2y ago
Thanks!
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2y ago
How the hell do you have so many typos on your website?
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2y ago
Did your normal doctor prescribe it? I've always wanted to try this.
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2y ago
This definition is at least covering a lot more of what AGI should be discussing. Not some arbitrary amount of profitability. I surely hope both Gizmodo and The Information are incorrect in this article.
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