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   by dcreater 1y ago

   Terrible title. SQL is the very definition of structured data. I understand the author means SQL needed tiers/hierarchy/grouping but titling it as he has done just contributes to information pollution / future training data a
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   by dcreater 1y ago

   I want and hope this to succeed. But the tea leaves don't look good at the moment: - model sizes that the industry was at 2-3 gens ago (llama 3.1 era) - Conspicuous lack of benchmark results in announcements - not on openrouter, no ggu
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   by dcreater 1y ago

   Ridiculous. Based on everything ive been able to infer and the comments on this thread, perhaps safe yo classify this under the FauxSS rather than FOSS
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   by dcreater 1y ago

   They're not Chinese
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   by dcreater 1y ago

   I would save your excitement. It's likely the same old playbook that every PE backed startup uses
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   by dcreater 1y ago

   What was ground breaking about Arc? The tabs on the side had been possible with other browsers for a long time
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   by dcreater 1y ago

   Would very much appreciate a comparison to USDT and USDC, both of which seem to have become more legitimate in recent times
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   by dcreater 1y ago

   Thinking Javascript was a language meant for desktop applications is what is insane - even more so than the convenience of using it, which is comparatively less insane.
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   by dcreater 1y ago

   its a bad anti-pattern that trades developer convenience for performance, UX etc. Its fair to hate on it With the advent of coding agents, I really hope we see devs move away - back to the traditional approach of using native frameworks&#x2
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    by dcreater 1y ago

    They plan to allow defining your own endpoint for auto-complete soon and when they do switching to a better model like Sonnet or a fine tune should beat Cursor
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    by dcreater 1y ago

    > Ollama You mean an locally run OpenAI API compatible server?
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    by dcreater 1y ago

    I'm learning live what I had only previously vaguely understood as "exit strategy" I'd never heard of Alex before today
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    A better Llama-CLI help doc(github.com)

    2 points by dcreater 1y ago|1 comments
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    by dcreater 1y ago

    I found the llama-cli built in help hard to navigate and parse. So made the linked copy with clean formatting, organizing and adding examples
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    by dcreater 1y ago

    Please share the results
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    by dcreater 1y ago

    Why do i feel like there's a plug for LMStudio baked in here
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    by dcreater 1y ago

    I appreciate that and honestly I never doubt the employees, or perhaps even the founders. When looking into the future, Its the investors that are not to be trusted and they call the shots commensurate to their ownership stake - which is ag
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    by dcreater 1y ago

    Product Management = Big picture product vision. Features and Priorities. Market trends/strategy, Voice of customer Project Management = Day to day to execution, logistics, resources, schedules. Scheduling meetings, sending out meeting
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    by dcreater 1y ago

    Yup. I don't take him seriously any more. He's just cashing in on this hype cycle.
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    by dcreater 1y ago

    The PM discipline has unfortunately maldeveloped as a place for souless MBAs, engineering degree holders who dont want to be engineers or both. Actual Product people are a small minority Its a tragedy as its undervalued - I firmly believe a
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    by dcreater 1y ago

    thanks for clarifying. I guess my comment was more directed to the fact that pydantic, the company is 1) VC backed 2) Unclear how/when/what you will monetize 3) how that will affect the open source stuff. I strongly believe you gu
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    by dcreater 1y ago

    would you say the same of SQLModel? Which I think is an ideal solution (theoretically), better than SQLAlchemy
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    by dcreater 1y ago

    its the ideal way to do structured outputs with LLMs and Python has become the default language for AI applications. I would wager that structured outputs are probably the no.1 usecase in AL applications
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    by dcreater 1y ago

    I wish Python would improve to bridge the gaps between pydantic and dataclasses, so that we don't have to rely on pydantic. It's too foundational a piece to not be part of the core python anymore
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    by dcreater 1y ago

    In this example, you get locked into pydantic_ai, another proprietary provider.
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    by dcreater 1y ago

    as a policy, im not allowing any agentic CLI installed on my machine outside of a container. How can I use Zed with Gemini CLI?
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    by dcreater 1y ago

    Having everything be an extension is the double edged sword of VS Code. Zed is great for the ecosystem and I use it as an alternate editor for quick text editing but I dont foresee it replacing VS Code as my IDE. Once youve configured VS
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    by dcreater 1y ago

    The data collection is very concerning and is preventing me from using the app though I want to
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    by dcreater 1y ago

    There are many great write-ups about how best to use Claude Code, both from Anthropic and from others. Too much in fact to be able to dedicate sufficient time to read it all - thus I put this together and asked Claude Code to synthesize all
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    by dcreater 1y ago

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