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by hobofan 3y ago
Or also just coat hangers that have a rotating top (most with a wooden body and a metal top have that). There were also some really viable solutions displayed on the Google image search that were just glossed over. The way it's present
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by hobofan 3y ago
Yeah, let's see about the long run. Right now with the increased productivity, it leads to customer engagements that previously wouldn't have been possible for me. E.g. now it's feasible from a cost standpoint to let me as a
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by hobofan 3y ago
Maybe "landing page" wasn't the correct term here. > I would really like to see examples of this. I almost struggle to come up with a non-example for this for any profitable tech company. Look at the sitemap of e.g. Solarw
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by hobofan 3y ago
Those aren't just the top plugins, they are also each accompanied by companies providing these plugins as paid products. Yes, Automattic could provide a lot of those things out-of-the-box nowadays, and pay for the required development
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by hobofan 3y ago
Unless you have a good solution in place that abstracts away the CMS, and triggers automatic (near-instant) redeploys, that's usually not a good idea. Your marketing team(/person) will have to do many dozen changes a day on your l
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by hobofan 3y ago
I think you are missing the option for OAuth. That should enable what you are looking for. If you have a preexisting OAuth setup, it might be hard to get working though, due to the "API and Auth endpoint have be under the same root do
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by hobofan 3y ago
I can only echo the sentiments about "actions" and "knowledge". I was unable to get anything useful out of knowledge documents (apart from the smallest of PDFs). Most times it took ages trying to index the files and 90%
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by hobofan 3y ago
If evaluated both for a client, and while they are separate products, they are almost identical in feature set. I wouldn't even say that you get "a lot" more control with the Assistant API, as in the end the flow of conversat
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by hobofan 3y ago
You can provide "actions" by exposing an API to a GPT via an OpenAPI spec. The interfaces are almost identical to function calling.
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by hobofan 3y ago
This only applies to the `cargo install` command to install binaries from crates.io. If you work in a repository on your own project and use basically any other cargo command (e.g. `cargo build`, `cargo run`), the lock file is of course tak
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by hobofan 3y ago
> there can be a small attack gap when adding new dependencies to the project Most package managers will keep the versions of transitive dependencies as unchanged as possible when adding a new direct dependency. Of course if the only sol
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by hobofan 3y ago
> There is no mediation of any kind between when a new library/version is published and when it is consumed. > A simple time delay will allow egregious malware like malicious build.rs scripts to be caught, whether that’s the supe
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by hobofan 3y ago
They are a one-time sponsor: https://twitter.com/steveruizok/status/1641348310886670336?t...
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by hobofan 3y ago
Yup. In terms of open source ones, there isn't really any alternative. As proprietary products, the TopQuadrant suite of tools is sometimes used, and isn't as bug heavy, but it still leaves a lot to be desired. One of the issues t
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by hobofan 3y ago
Yes, you'll find something under the keywords Probabilistic Ontologies and Bayesian Ontology Reasoner.
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by hobofan 3y ago
And for good reason they don't gain widespread adoption. E.g. schema.org is barely used outside of making your website better scrapeable for Google - it is an (indirect) Google project after all. The only "core" ontologies th
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by hobofan 3y ago
Yes, I am very aware of that. However, realistically, Party1 with WorlView1 will be in charge of maintaining WorldView1 in their ontology document, and it is better to leave Party2 to maintain their WorldView2 in their own separate ontology
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by hobofan 3y ago
I'm assuming that this is getting upvoted for the interest in ontologies in general and not really Protege itself. Protege is a nice toy if you are making first contact with ontologies (and OWL), but beyond that I don't think ther
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by hobofan 3y ago
Yes, consensus in ontology building has traditionally been a huge drag for the adoption of ontologies. While it's not necessarily required, having consensus about ontology can obviously increase their utility. At the same time I think
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by hobofan 3y ago
> 2. Cranelift could potentially improve backend codegen compile times significantly as well. I've been told that the Cranelift team (at least for the time being) doesn't have the intention on focusing on the optimizer to a deg
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by hobofan 3y ago
Well, there is mrustc[0], a Rust compiler that doesn't include a borrow-checker, so it's possible to compile (at least some versions of) Rust without a borrow checker, though it might not result in the most optimized code. AFAIK t
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by hobofan 3y ago
I know that you probably meant to express that Google is the opposite to a public (= governmental) entity, but "private company" is not the term to express that. Google is a public company (= listed on the stock market for anyone
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by hobofan 3y ago
> Does it infect C/C++ programmers who've dared to sample it once Yes, that is a big part of it. From my very subjective impression, having attended many Rust meetups with a constant influx of newcomers, I would say the two big
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by hobofan 3y ago
> If you asked about it, the manager would say "we can't give Jim things directly because that might be like compensation and they'd be like an employee." While extending it to things as small as a team lunch is going
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by hobofan 3y ago
How do you go about finding freelancers that are willing to consider employment? From all my experience, there are very few freelancers in general that are considering employment at all (though the percentage is slightly higher among non-de
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by hobofan 3y ago
> until there is enough seats that they can start charging more once people have invested enough to not want(or be able) to change toolchains I can understand how one could have that impression about generic suppliers in the field. Howev
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by hobofan 3y ago
Yup, I'm also seeing very sporadic issues with 404 pages and some API actions not being able to complete, though it seems mostly related to private repositories for me.
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by hobofan 3y ago
Why won't they get their shot now? I doubt VCs will change their MO over this.
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by hobofan 3y ago
I don't think you are missing anything, it's just that most people care more about easily building things than "openness". Do you also not run javascript code of websites that has been run through a transpiler with tree-
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by hobofan 3y ago
I used RDF canonicalization in a system that built a computation graph system where the inputs and outputs to a computation were one or multiple RDF graphs. Many of the computations were doing things like inference that created new blank no

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