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by dcreater 2y ago
What's the value of this compared to llama.cpp?
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by dcreater 2y ago
Don't see much by way of "confessions" in the article
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by dcreater 2y ago
What model is it using? The website doesn't say
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by dcreater 2y ago
Good! Someone in Apple's leadership is clairvoyant
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by dcreater 2y ago
more: - Environment, Containers and package management baked in with nice UX. Python (the most popular language today) has a very fractured ecosystem with conda, venv, virtualenv, pipenv etc. Replace these with using uv+ruff (as they are FO
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by dcreater 2y ago
Some thoughts on what I'd think would be requirements for a step function improvement in code editors for the new age: - Human collaboration is a first class citizen if not the main design pillar. Instead of having add extensions for g
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Ask HN: Are new AI code editors adding superficial value?
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by dcreater 2y ago
What dependencies does it install and does it create a bunch of caches, indices that clog up storage and/or memory? (Besides rip grep)
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by dcreater 2y ago
Rip greps GitHub readme shows clearly superior performance to ugrep
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N95 is one of the GOAT phones. I hope for a day in the future when phones can once again be as diverse and fun
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by dcreater 2y ago
Would be great if it was literally any other language other than js
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Paywall. We need a flair for pay walled articles
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by dcreater 2y ago
Why is better than just a simple spreadsheet as input? Spreadsheets are still somehow very underrated
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by dcreater 2y ago
Is it neo or nil? It's called both in the link and nil on product hunt
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by dcreater 2y ago
I, and I'm guessing most people, don't have a use case that warrants a subscription for such a service let alone one that costs $20/month. Happy to pay a one time fee and the ability to use my local LLM
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by dcreater 2y ago
Is this similar to brev.dev?
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They are doing this AFTER the monopoly suit?? Google is done. They'll be a shell of themselves in 5-10 years
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by dcreater 2y ago
It's a sad reminder that as long as you have the "right" credentials you can appear legitimate. Stanford grad, SF based. I haven't used it much and I can already sense it's over-promise-under-deliverness. Hopefully
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by dcreater 2y ago
This is a great ideal and user friendly as well. Has the potential of converting multiple old devices overnight from being useless. However, I wish they had provided some results on tok/s, latency with some example setups.
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He most likely will make more money coaching than playing competitive tennis. Especially in the Bay area.
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by dcreater 2y ago
VS code has been a pillar all along? MATLAB is utter trash on macos, slow and a dated ui. Also why support proprietary languages with predatory marketing tactics
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I was a huge fan of RStudio and was pretty much the biggest reason I used R. But then I realized how bad R is, syntactically, and how much more useful Python and it's ecosystem are. Then I discovered VS code and Jupyter notebooks in V
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by dcreater 2y ago
Who are the manufacturers?
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That would be mind blowing. Why go through all the lost intermediary steps, especially through Python and JS, when you can generate machine code directly
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DDG is not much better than Google as I understand. I heard they've been caught selling info. This is my usage pattern: 1. Main - Home computer: Whooogle running on a RPi3 (it uses SearXNG) 2. Phone - Bing/SearXNG: Unfortunately t
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by dcreater 2y ago
Did it have to look so ugly?
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TL;DR?
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If I had a nickel for every outrageous "matches/beats GPT-x" claim, I'd have more money than the capital these projects raise from VC. This absolutely is not the first Llama3 vision model. They even quote it's perfo
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by dcreater 2y ago
Anyone used it yet? Was posted here a while back. I'm interested to hear whether it works and how good it is rather than many "this looks great" comments. Perplexity.ai itself has been pretty poor for me after I got past the
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The sad thing is that this isn't even MBAs. The Bay area has gotten so infested with the hustlers and win-at-all-costs, winner-takes-all YC mantra tech bros that it seems even a high minded company like OpenAI isn't immune

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