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by dcreater 2y ago
Yes exactly. And that's precisely why I use Continue. The day you start force your own products/models on us is the day I leave.
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by dcreater 2y ago
Great to see more projects come up in this space monopolized by eleven labs. Need to compare it to Kokoro
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by dcreater 2y ago
I was so excited. I knew it was too good to be true. Something like this will basically destroy legacy platforms like tableau, sas etc
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by dcreater 2y ago
As a layman in this field, I have no idea the contact it significance of this work. Can someone better informed inform us?
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by dcreater 2y ago
Why not use an established open source vector db like pg_vector etc? I imagine your implementation is not going to be as performant
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by dcreater 2y ago
Yes but this is an extension that enables abstracting that away for an end user and allows them to just use psql
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by dcreater 2y ago
All you need is postgres: part 73
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by dcreater 2y ago
Have you tried it as yet? Don't fall for benchmark scores.
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by dcreater 2y ago
India is absolutely embarrassing. Could have been an extremely important 3rd party that obviates the moronic US vs China, us or them, fReEdOm vs communism narrative with all the talent it has.
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by dcreater 2y ago
Another day another unnecessary ai framework.
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by dcreater 2y ago
Sad that the documentation isn't very friendly. Is this a replacement for Gmail? Can i use it with Thunderbird? Is it going to
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by dcreater 2y ago
I agree with where you're going. I've struggled to find the words to describe this correctly - especially that the current brute force approach of bazillion matmul operations being a mock up of intelligence but not intelligence it
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by dcreater 2y ago
What does geometric thinking mean?
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by dcreater 2y ago
This is a solvable problem thanks to llms
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by dcreater 2y ago
Confused by the example in the repo? What is the use case for this? Is it a replacement for dask, ray etc? (Not a professional swe)
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by dcreater 2y ago
What's with the win95 ui?
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by dcreater 2y ago
How is duckdb combined with SQLite? Aren't they alternatives to each other?
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by dcreater 2y ago
Then you have to assume by default that your data is visible to their employees, can be monetized, used to improve their models etc
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by dcreater 2y ago
What purpose does this serve that grep doesn't?
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by dcreater 2y ago
Excellent!!! I have been wanting this for a long time
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by dcreater 2y ago
We need to get away from GitHub! Look forward to seeing this grow
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by dcreater 2y ago
What an intensely adolescent take. Even with nuclear weapons, we were able to get to disarmament treaties and start undoing the damage of the arms race. This time one would hope we don't make the same mistakes again and flirt with disa
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by dcreater 2y ago
Looks cool. A subscription to use it? Hard pass.
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by dcreater 2y ago
Palm was the opposite of complete junk. WebOS was absolutely ahead of its time back then and the pre devices were great
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by dcreater 2y ago
It just crops to the central 12MP of the image sensor. It's the same camera from the iPhone 15
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by dcreater 2y ago
> pussification of silicon valley upside magazine Google nor bing can find this
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by dcreater 2y ago
Yeah utterly false advertising
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by dcreater 2y ago
Opera back in the day pioneered it
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by dcreater 2y ago
No Mistral?
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by dcreater 2y ago
I used to be close minded as well before actually studying Bitcoin. There are plenty of bad actors in crypto but Bitcoin is at worst a very interesting experiment that can profoundly change the world for the better. Most is not all of the r

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