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by didip 2y ago
Give it time, this will be solved. I envisioned that one day, a framework will be created that can persist LLM current state on disk and then "fragments of memories" can be paged in and out into memory. When that happened, LLM wil
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by didip 2y ago
Golang would have encouraged a lot more contributions, e.g. https://github.com/mattermost/mattermost (I am not affiliated with them).
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by didip 2y ago
It has never been easier to pickup a subject and start learning on Youtube or similar streaming platforms. Just Do It, folks! You can do it! At nights and weekends, I have been learning home improvements, home automations, piano, Korean, an
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by didip 2y ago
I am surprised that it is written in Rust. Bi-directional long live connections don't require Rust's raw horsepower. Maybe it's needed for audio/video streaming? Is the API discord compatible? That's basically neces
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by didip 2y ago
Nissan is dying. It's time to accept it already. The moment they created a plastic oil pan, it's game over. Nobody cares about engineering anymore at Nissan.
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by didip 2y ago
Hasn't it always been the case since the beginning of AI/ML trends? Once an algorithm/technique is discovered, it becomes a free library to install. Data and user-base are still the moat. The traffic that ChatGPT stole from G
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by didip 2y ago
fr fr, the only way I will join your startup is if you have a very interesting idea and I will be coming in as a founder with a very different slice of pie than "founding engineer".
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by didip 2y ago
To make it truly hell, you need AI help: Generate a scantily clad anime furry dancing for 30 seconds while talking about summarized HN content (SSH, Rails, React, etc.) narrated by a seductive female AI voice.
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by didip 2y ago
BTW, in this age of AI... Writing beautiful, well-documented, well-tested code is a lot less painful. You should use it since you are in AI space :p
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by didip 2y ago
I tried really hard to stay on Sublime Text. But one fateful day, the Go plugin made itself hard to install so I downloaded VSCode, installed all the useful plugins, and never look back.
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by didip 2y ago
fr fr, ClosedAI is being a comedian right now. They scraped literally all the content of the internet without permissions. And I won't even be surprised if they scraped the output of other LLMs as well.
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by didip 2y ago
It's unsatisfying right now because the inflation (or price hike robbery) is so high.
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by didip 2y ago
Congratulations. Now tell us stories when things were hard and you almost gave up. Bet you have a lot of stories like this.
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by didip 2y ago
I love how dedicated you are with this project, Philip. Been watching it for many many years.
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by didip 2y ago
Aren't you guys afraid that Copilot will simply crushed you? They have all the training data afterall.
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by didip 2y ago
One pain point I can see is during taxation. The 1099 will be long if your robo trader frequently trades.
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by didip 2y ago
Antirez, I am just wondering about something... Given that you probably already have retirement-sized exit from Redis. Isn't it more liberating to start something completely new? Or maybe forked Redis as the foundation of something new
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by didip 2y ago
Has Kyle reviewed NATS Jetstream? I wonder what he thinks of it.
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by didip 2y ago
I agree with you. The moment they said shared memory, I was thinking /dev/shm. Lots of programming languages have libraries to /dev/shm already. And since it behaves like filesystem, you can swap it with real filesystem
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by didip 2y ago
Engineering problems can be solved with engineering solutions, e.g. better material science that's not toxic (PLA is common now but it was an engineering marvel). As long as there's a problem and there's money to be made, the
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by didip 2y ago
Considering the stocks gain, is it really a loss tho?
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by didip 2y ago
I think the custom schema definition file is not needed. Just define it in plain Rust. Not sure what the win is for this tool.
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by didip 2y ago
I am out of the loop, what happened with Matt Mullenweg?
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by didip 2y ago
No TV and no video game as well before 16?
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Ask HN: Do all LLM models speak the same interface?
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by didip 2y ago
What about Golang support?
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by didip 2y ago
I have inotify-like daemons shipping important folders to AWS S3.
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by didip 2y ago
Very good form factor. Good job to everyone on Meta.
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by didip 2y ago
Reverse proxy is the OG sidecar. You get N number of useful functionalities that doesn't need to live in your primary app, for example: TLS cert handling.
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by didip 2y ago
(Not affiliated with Ergo) I have been watching Ergo repo for a while now and you wrote my observation concisely. A while back, I tried to solve no.2 on your list by having a dynamically expanding and shrinking go-routines. POC here: https

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