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by frenchie4111 2y ago
Unfortunately OpenAI has a pretty big "dollars and hours spent on GPUs" moat right now. I imagine Apple is already hard at work building their own models, but until then they will leverage 3rd parties
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by frenchie4111 2y ago
That is fair
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by frenchie4111 2y ago
"You feel well informed and rarely hear new information secondhand." I am not sure I agree with the premise that I should not expect to hear information secondhand. I find it fairly effective to have a network of well connected in
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by frenchie4111 2y ago
lmao - Is someone making the lightsaber sounds with their mouth?
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by frenchie4111 3y ago
This is very cool, thank you. You should add this to https://github.com/dhamaniasad/awesome-postgres
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by frenchie4111 3y ago
Can someone make a diagram or video for us visually minded folk edit: nvm found it in a sister comment
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by frenchie4111 3y ago
Make a browser extension that stickys all table headings :p
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by frenchie4111 3y ago
Why is this being downvoted? Agreed. They have acquired so much talent [1] in this space, it's exciting to start seeing things come out of that. [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uj9Jg4WldJg
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by frenchie4111 3y ago
Sorry about that
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by frenchie4111 3y ago
I use this Custom Instruction, can’t remember where I got it from, it works pretty well. Add it in Bottom Left (Your name) -> Custom Instructions -> “How would you like ChatGPT to respond?” Be terse. Do not offer unprompted advi
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by frenchie4111 3y ago
I think their point / the general FOSS argument is that those 1000 of man-years would be turned into 10000 man-years if these things were open sourced. A similar security concern could be waived at things like openssl, but it seems pre
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by frenchie4111 3y ago
https://www.staycaffeinated.com/
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by frenchie4111 3y ago
Excited for the launch! Looks like you've built something cool. Excited to try it out
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by frenchie4111 4y ago
Staff picks still make up a huge % of my personal listening
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by frenchie4111 4y ago
Data will get cheaper, fast
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by frenchie4111 4y ago
Can someone explain why themes are trending today? Solarized was also front page
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by frenchie4111 4y ago
Can someone give us a breakdown of the difference between this and Quest 2? I don't see a direct comparison on the website
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by frenchie4111 4y ago
One thing I have noticed with heavy use of copilot/dall-e, is that it's great at getting you most of the way there. But a big thing it's not great at is repeatability. When relying on something like ACT-1 to do data entry in
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by frenchie4111 4y ago
Verkada | SFBA | Engineers Verkada is a C stage startup with strong product market fit. We have modernized enterprise physical security (cameras, access control, sensors) and are working on a bunch of new hardware & software products to
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by frenchie4111 4y ago
Can I suggest: On your github homepage ( https://github.com/vlang/v ) you should put some sample code, I scrolled all the way through it and did see anything.
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by frenchie4111 4y ago
I'm here because for any interesting article there is a fairly high chance a couple of experts on the topic will be talking about it in the comments.
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by frenchie4111 4y ago
Verkada | SFBA | Engineers Verkada is a C stage startup with strong product market fit. We have modernized enterprise physical security (cameras, access control, sensors) and are working on a bunch of new hardware & software products to
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by frenchie4111 5y ago
Looks like a cool project, not throwing shade, but these two lines in this order made me giggle: Though the application overall is stable and usable, it should not be considered safe for critically important work. There are n
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by frenchie4111 5y ago
https://staycaffeinated.com/ Haven't written since the new job, been meaning to finish up a few drafts I have lying around
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by frenchie4111 5y ago
Verkada | SFBA | Engineers Verkada is a C stage startup with strong product market fit. We have modernized enterprise physical security (cameras, access control, sensors) and are working on a bunch of new hardware & software products to
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by frenchie4111 5y ago
Someone started a lodash style stdlib replacement: https://github.com/samber/lo
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by frenchie4111 5y ago
Agreed on performance being in the air. Tbh, I like the non-pointer option because using a pointer was causing the implementation to feel a bit weird. This cleans up a bit of the handling that was annoying (for example in the old implementa
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by frenchie4111 5y ago
I love it. I will update the library to match some of your suggestions. I agree with peer comment that we should likely defer to the original type for JSON serialization.
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by frenchie4111 5y ago
In celebration of generics release, I was playing around with supporting Optionals via generics. If anyone's interested I am happy to make this a real project https://github.com/frenchie4111/go-generic-optional

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