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didip
6mo ago
What is the serialization format? Base64?
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didip
7mo ago
The thing about Sora is that it becomes outdated very quickly. OpenAI cannot even protect THAT moat properly.
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didip
7mo ago
What you just described is not better than Macbook Neo.
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didip
7mo ago
What’s so bad about it? I haven’t noticed anything different. I only need Apple ecosystem integrations, Docker, a bunch of CLI tools, Homebrew, and VSCode with Claude.
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didip
7mo ago
in the query_test.go, I don’t see how the hybrid search is being exercised. For fun I am making hybrid search too and would love to see how you merge the two list (semantic and keyword) and rerank the importance score.
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didip
7mo ago
Suffering from success in a good way. ChatGPT truly lost all of its edge.
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didip
7mo ago
wow, that would be a big shame. I hope many of the useful learnings are already ported to CPython.
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didip
7mo ago
How do you verify? A legit company CAN post ghost jobs.
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didip
7mo ago
Claude Code is definitely stoking the tiny ember that’s almost went out completely. I am only 43, but on the last year of my career, suddenly my level of care in big corporate politics nose dived to almost zero. To the point that I happily
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didip
7mo ago
Based on the conversation, is it actually coming?
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didip
7mo ago
I like the enthusiasm, but remember that Google used to be: “Don’t be Evil”
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8mo ago
As a shareholder, this is super fantastic.
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didip
8mo ago
Soon Google will do the same thing. And then what? The practical way out is to just buy QQQ and get some of your money back.
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didip
8mo ago
What is the point of stablecoin holder to hold gold? digital currency cannot be trusted on its own?
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8mo ago
Real SRE? or low skilled sysadmin drowned in pagers calling themselves as SRE? Because the future is bleak if it’s the latter.
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didip
8mo ago
Google Books could have been a subscription service ala Netflix. Then it would have been hella useful.
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didip
9mo ago
lol, whenever I am hacking intensely, I am lying down on my bed with laptop tilted with the perfect angle. I guess this app won’t catch me slouching then.
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didip
9mo ago
Anyone can argue ICE vs EV all night long but there's only 1 metric I care about, in favor of EV: When I am going to take my son to school, he doesn't have to smell the gas and the fumes from the exhaust in the garage.
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9mo ago
The sky might as well rains toads before this happens.
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didip
9mo ago
Nobody ever gets promoted from fixing bugs, no matter how bad the bugs are. And this is true even in much smaller companies.
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didip
9mo ago
I thought you are talking about back pressure pipes in my housing complex. I’ve been wondering why I can’t use it to generate electricity.
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didip
9mo ago
It depends how surgical your product market fit is and how fast you capture the identified market. Everything else is just details and it doesn’t matter if the idea is rehashed a million times.
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didip
9mo ago
When doing my own startup in the past, the biggest pain were: loneliness and inexplicable paranoia. Which then lead to anxiety. This, when unchecked, can lead to self inflicted, unnecessary pressure on myself. And failure to meet the imposs
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didip
9mo ago
Try StarRocks. I am totally not affiliated with them but I have investigated them deeply in the past. That said, I have never seen 1 million columns.
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didip
9mo ago
How do you know this? It looks more like some kid’s homework
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9mo ago
Does it account for errors generated from Runtime bugs which caused rerunning of prompts? Because that’s what happened in the real world when generating a bunch of untyped Python code.
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9mo ago
Who should own the money printer if it’s not the feds?
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9mo ago
So… it’s a good thing that the design emperor is poached by Meta, yeah? Funny enough, I never suffered this because my mouse pointer has always been configured to be comically large. So I had adapt with inaccurate click area for many many y
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9mo ago
The paragraph that was started with this sentence: > However, this technology is far too important to be in the hands of a few companies. I wholeheartedly agree 1000%. Something needs to change this landscape in the US. Furthermore, the
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9mo ago
I am super curious about tensor parallelism and the mechanisms behind how some models can activate only some of their attentions.
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