castles

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by castles 3y ago
Are they wrong :) ?
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by castles 3y ago
It's not super obvious, but even with Plus you can opt-out of training. Aside: If you can see other colleagues' interactions with the custom/private GPTs, it could be quite an efficient way to share knowledge, especially for
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by castles 3y ago
almost certainly - edit: https://github.com/ggerganov/llama.cpp/tree/master/examples/...
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by castles 3y ago
Have seen too many instances of "too many chiefs" to instantly dismiss the idea. Perhaps voting on a time limited dictator/final arbiter?
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by castles 3y ago
I have also wondered if OpenAI are going to train a private model with all the ChatGPT history, and then use that to train a public model.
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by castles 4y ago
We should focus less on peak speed and more on sustained speed? Not a dvorak user. I infected myself with Colemak back in the days when I had time to mess around on such things, somewhat inspired by a programmer of acquaint, that suffered f
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by castles 13y ago
I vaguely recall a cross platform, clang integrating, c/c++ IDE was in the works? Any news? IntelliJ is awesome :)
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by castles 13y ago
Thanks for linking these :)
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by castles 13y ago
It's actually so much faster, that the operating system's method of drawing windows is the prime determinant of startup speed perception. Surprisingly, the winning OS is windows.
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by castles 13y ago
Startup times are drastically faster. Python plugins are now `out of process` and load async. Also, the very latest beta uses skia instead of cairo. The api is now thread safe which will mean less `Plugin x is taking too long` messages. And
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by castles 14y ago
Pity, Testacular was such a ballsy name.
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by castles 14y ago
You can set a `context` on key bindings to trigger only in specific language scopes or per project by referencing the `settings` key in the sublime-project file. In fact, you can even write a python plugin to create your own contexts that
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by castles 14y ago
For sublime text 3, a QuickPanel plugin to show keybindings/settings: https://github.com/sublimator/EditPreferences
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by castles 14y ago
http://wbond.net/sublime_packages/package_control/say_thanks
45.
by castles 14y ago
I'd love to be paid $100/hr for formal resting. That would be sweet.
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by castles 14y ago
People are working on it: https://www.facebook.com/pages/FreeFly-Astronaut-Project/249...
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by castles 14y ago
In any NFC interaction, there's at least one reader involved. In the NFC world people are dreaming of the day that all mobile phone's have nfc and these interactions are reader on reader. We are obviously a long way from that. Does this dev
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by castles 14y ago
The `whole greater than the tally` feature set and performance improvements of this release, really has inched Python 3 to the point where I will want to start using it. With no basis beyond my own and other's like sentiment this still se
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by castles 14y ago
It's time