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by jasfi 3y ago
To be fair it's still in progress. It's debatable whether that's a good or bad thing. Given how strong the Twitter brand is, it could be a good thing. But the question remains: what do you now call tweets? Such strong marketi
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by jasfi 3y ago
I second LemonSqueezy. They're a bit new, but are going in the right direction. Stripe isn't available in my country anyway. PayPal's dev experience was quite bad, but trying to do business with them was virtually impossible.
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by jasfi 3y ago
Ranking algorithms should help with this, working on human feedback. Pages that spew badly generated text likely won't rank well on the top search engines. The big LLM names, such as OpenAI, would probably partner (e.g. with Microsoft)
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by jasfi 3y ago
Somewhat related, you can call Nim code from Node.js/Bun using Denim: https://github.com/openpeeps/denim . It works by creating a Node add-on. This is great for reusing Nim code in a web app, and possibly for perfo
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by jasfi 3y ago
The cost to compute these language models should eventually lower. Will OpenAI then release more frequently, or release larger LLMs? They'll probably to try achieve both goals in some proportion.
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by jasfi 3y ago
This is healthy skepticism and the acknowledgement that there are lots of free tools out there. You need to be much better than what's freely available. You need to persuade buyers to buy when they don't want to. I don't thin
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by jasfi 3y ago
I don't use AirBnB much, but one place I booked didn't exist when I got there. It was in a different country. I was lucky to find a place to stay that evening.
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by jasfi 3y ago
I was comparing various ways of boosting my nitric oxide at the time. I could see it visibly (increased red complexion) and my cognition also improved. Subjective, yes, but that was good enough.
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by jasfi 3y ago
It felt like I had had too much sugar (inflammation).
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by jasfi 3y ago
I took beetroot as a supplement, it worked well. Ginkgo Biloba also increases nitric oxide. I've had negative effects from strong antioxidant supplements before. I think there could be a lot of reasons why.
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by jasfi 3y ago
The job board was also a finished product. They could have automated just about anything manual, and kept it going with a small team. For the brand promotion alone it was worth it to keep it going.
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by jasfi 3y ago
I found an article: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20200728005330/en/Sta... They're investing in teams and knowledge management. Sounds like they're going after the Enterprise.
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by jasfi 3y ago
Losing money while growing revenue isn't necessarily a bad thing. This can be caused by growth investing, and is often the right thing to do. Amazon is a famous example of this line of thinking.
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by jasfi 3y ago
There are always posts on r/algotrading that debate this sort of thing. As in, can it work or not? There are always those that have found some success, even if it doesn't always last. Full link: https://reddit.com/
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by jasfi 3y ago
If this is true, I have some theories: - The quality is more random than people would like. - OpenAI made performance tweaks that caused the quality to drop.
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by jasfi 3y ago
One thing I vehemently disagree with is the crazy hours he makes his employees work. I think it's wrong from a people perspective in general, and as a programmer I think this could only lead to bad outcomes.
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by jasfi 3y ago
When someone is that successful a lot of people will try and write them off. I wrote in another comment, I don't agree with everything he says or does. But he is undoubtedly in the firing line.
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by jasfi 3y ago
He said that there's no proof the mine ever existed. He also said that his parents' wealth didn't help him that much. Which is why he also never bothered much about the mine. I'm going on memory here, from what I read&#x
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by jasfi 3y ago
He's rebranding. It seems apt since Twitter is becoming quite a different platform. The URL is still twitter.com, and it looks like they're haven't got rid of the Tweet button yet. That's a powerful marketing verb. But n
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by jasfi 3y ago
I typically rely on the framework to have a tool to do this. When I wrote my own framework, Nexus (for Nim), I wrote a CLI for this sort of thing. It uses variables in naming things, and is quite specialized. I don't think I could use
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by jasfi 3y ago
I wanted to make sure that was the case, instead of inefficiency.
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by jasfi 3y ago
OK thanks. Is that noted on the Bun site? Sounds like an FAQ.
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by jasfi 3y ago
Does anyone know why Bun (without --smol) sometimes uses much more memory than Node? Is this due to not being v1 yet? I'm also wondering if some old benchmarks could now be irrelevant.
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by jasfi 3y ago
I like to write frequent comments, so that I can just scan the comments (only) of a function to know how and why it does what it does.
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by jasfi 3y ago
There's likely no reason for GPT-4 to get worse, other than perception and some bad luck. I think the real problem is unevenness of its performance. I've had ChatGPT (3.5 and now 4) tell me it could help with problem X, then that
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by jasfi 3y ago
I agree, and also physical health too. Poor physical health can lead to poor mental health.
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by jasfi 3y ago
Yes, that was a more general tip.
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by jasfi 3y ago
I find rest and forearm stretches help. The best stretch I've found is to push the hands against each other (flat, open palms against each other), either in front of or behind you. Disclaimer: talk to your doctor first. Never continue
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by jasfi 3y ago
I was wondering how this compared to Qdrant. I found this: "Qdrant currently only uses HNSW as a vector index." - https://qdrant.tech/documentation/concepts/indexing So it would be interesting to see ben
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by jasfi 3y ago
Shouldn't you use a .com tld? Will your pricing be competitive with Replicate?

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