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by hobofan 3y ago
The getting started guide linked by the website states: > Note: The size of the tables you query are important because BigQuery is billed based on the number of processed data. There is 1TB of processed data included in the free tier, so
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by hobofan 3y ago
I think seeing it as Patreon for open source is fine, as Patreon's offering is quite ill-suited for OSS (e.g. bad/abandoned API), leaving a lot of room in that niche. As far as I can tell you can still contribute financially via P
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by hobofan 3y ago
Eh, I think it's about as bad as the OpenAI method of officially announcing something and then "continuously rolling it out to all subscribers" which may be anything between a few days and months.
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by hobofan 3y ago
That looks like quite an impressive output in that time! It appears that there is now more of focus on subscriptions with tiered private content rather than the "funded backlog" mechanic highlighted in the announcement blog post,
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by hobofan 3y ago
Previous discussion when they launched 7 months ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36722702
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by hobofan 3y ago
> We need to train up hundreds of thousands to become CNC machinists What? Are you suggesting that aluminium phone cases nowadays are created by an army of trained CNC machinists? And not programmed once by a (few) dozen engineers per mo
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by hobofan 3y ago
Demo worked fine until I added the kubetail-demo pod as a source, which crashed my browser tab. Copying the same URL into a new tab loaded the page but stuck in "Loading logs" until it also crashed the tab.
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by hobofan 3y ago
MemGPT I would assume + background worker that scans through your conversation to add new items.
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by hobofan 3y ago
I'm assuming that they have implemented it via a MemGPT-like approach, which doesn't clog the context window. The main pre-requisite for doing that is having good function calling, where OpenAI currently is significantly in the le
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by hobofan 3y ago
My main usage of ChatGPT/Phind is for work-transactional things. For those cases there are quite a few things that I'd like it to memorize, like programming library preferences ("When working with dates prefer `date-fns` over
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by hobofan 3y ago
Even if every single person that is aware of how problematic Chrome's dominance is would switch to Firefox right now, that wouldn't move the needle in any measurable way. When it comes to quasi-monopolies like this, the "prob
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by hobofan 3y ago
As some popular libraries begin being authored in Rust (e.g. Polars), I'm wondering whether that could actually be exploited in this approach, by e.g. shipping the "native" libraries as WASM components that can then be called
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by hobofan 3y ago
> once by the wasm runtime to compile the rust-python wasm I'm not sure what you mean by that. The runtime doesn't compile WASM, it simply executes it. There are tools for dealing with interpreter runtime overhead this by pre-i
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by hobofan 3y ago
I think YC can say/do that, as with the YC stamp of approval you are already on the A-tier track of VCs. So for their portfolio companies having a shoddy product will be the main reason of not getting follow up funding. Meanwhile, if y
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by hobofan 3y ago
I don't know. Based on how it is described in the article, you could detect it via the means you mentioned and raise them as warning flags to the user, but as a last instance there will still be users that ignore all the warning signs
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by hobofan 3y ago
The last story is so full of outdated and misinformation that I tried to find out whether it was written a few years ago (though it would have still been full of misinformation back then). I suspect that it has been flagged for that reason
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by hobofan 3y ago
While the people behind this website were indeed caught in Germany, providers of similar popular streaming piracy sites (kinox.to and movie4k.to) have/had warrants out for them internationally as well as house searches all over Europe.
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by hobofan 3y ago
What does it matter?
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by hobofan 3y ago
You can "use RAG" with Ollama, in the sense that you can put RAG chunks into a completion prompt. To index documents for RAG, Ollama also offers an embedding endpoint where you can use LLM models to generate embeddings, however AF
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by hobofan 3y ago
> If after 6 years, Google tries to steal your lunch, you should have a brand, a team, and a community, that have spent the last few years preparing for a David versus Goliath-type fight. From my experience, for procurement people all of
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by hobofan 3y ago
If you believe the Accenture pitches from 2010, sure.
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by hobofan 3y ago
How would you classify software _developers_ if not under Research & _Development_?
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by hobofan 3y ago
If you read the article you'd know that that's exactly why organisms such as JCVI-syn3A were created, where we know the (or at least some) function of 80% of the genes.
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by hobofan 3y ago
React popularized it, and in its context having self-closing tags on React elements to indicate leaf nodes makes a lot of sense. Prettier just went with that and also does it for HTML. I'm wondering why you are so triggered by that iss
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by hobofan 3y ago
Delta Lake also isn't JVM based. The main implementation is a Rust library with first-party Python bindings.
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by hobofan 3y ago
The documentation puts a lot of emphasis on loading/querying existing files, as that's the first thing you will want to do for a OLAP use-case, but in general it's the same as sqlite where you maintain a database file.
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by hobofan 3y ago
Good quality stuff mixed with a lot of shit = shit I could also make a more graphic analogy, but I don't think anybody needs to read that.
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by hobofan 3y ago
Meetup has already been scaled down during the time it was owned by WeWork, and hasn't really changed during that time, so I doubt a lot will change. It's almost more surprising that Bending Spoons thinks they can squeeze out any
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by hobofan 3y ago
`pnpm create vite` is one of the modern alternatives of `create-react-app`, which isn't maintained anymore. It fills the exact same role as `rails new $app` does of scaffolding a project, which apparently is a hallmark of a framework.
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by hobofan 3y ago
But when you initially setup a React project, do you write the code that bootstraps the application? Or do you just run (`pnpm create vite` +) `pnpm run dev` and the application figures out what to load, and starts the application for you?

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