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by jasfi 4y ago
AI will be a major productivity enhancer. The things that make programming interesting will be what programmers focus on in the future. There's so much potential software that could be written that I don't think that the number of
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by jasfi 4y ago
LLMs aren't AGI. Treating them as though they are will give you bad results. If AI companies want to fix this with the current approach, they will have to spend much more time and money on editing results manually.
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by jasfi 4y ago
It's coding abilities are hit and miss right now. There are times when it suggests code that just doesn't work, or it makes up a library or a function that doesn't exist. When I point out the non-existent library or function
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by jasfi 4y ago
I've been happy with MUI ( https://mui.com/ ). Looking at their price plans ( https://mui.com/pricing/ ) the date picker is available in their Open Core plan, but a date range picker is in the paid pl
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by jasfi 4y ago
Is this what Google meant about reputational risk? Still, first to market has a huge advantage.
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by jasfi 4y ago
It's not perfect, you can't expect it to always be correct, factual and logic. But it gives you something to with. The companies that are rolling out LLMs need to fix these flaws, though. That's where the competition is movin
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by jasfi 4y ago
Understand burnout, how to avoid it, and what to do when it strikes.
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by jasfi 4y ago
It's great the memory-safe languages that don't sacrifice performance are growing in popularity. But I must ask, what does Rust do better than Nim?
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by jasfi 4y ago
This works up to a point, but then you lose focus on what you were working on. Also, sometimes you can't rotate the task at hand.
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by jasfi 4y ago
I'd rather use ChatGPT to help me find a reliable command, that I understand. Then create a shell script for it for future use. This is a cool trick that is far from a best practice.
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by jasfi 4y ago
How do you feel about founding a startup?
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by jasfi 4y ago
It seems node-red has a single-threaded execution engine, see: https://discourse.nodered.org/t/node-red-performance-benchma... However this iWF can execute flows in parallel: "Parallel execution of multiple thread
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by jasfi 4y ago
Actually I agree that AI could solve a lot of these problems, no joke. That's on the roadmap for InventAI ( https://inventai.xyz ).
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by jasfi 4y ago
Eating protein regularly and consistently is more important than what your training program looks like.
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by jasfi 4y ago
You can get a lot of power for your money with Zap Hosting ( https://zap-hosting.com ). I've been quite happy with them.
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by jasfi 4y ago
Just the fact that it can have an opinion, and that opinion can be argued with is cool. Conversational-style learning and troubleshooting is also cool. Although the troubleshooting of programming issues isn't its strong point right now
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by jasfi 4y ago
Thanks for catching that! I've updated the page.
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by jasfi 4y ago
https://inventai.xyz Project description: a new UI for generative AI services. Image creation will be first, and should be launched this month. You can sign-up to be notified of the launch on the landing page. Contact: jason.fil
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by jasfi 4y ago
I'm building a product using their APIs. Aiming to launch this month: https://inventai.xyz . The UI will set it apart, and more features are going to be built after launch to further differentiate InventAI from other product
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by jasfi 4y ago
Generative AI models. E.g. Midjourney which is trained on specific image styles. The only problem is you risk getting sued by copyright holders. No idea where that one is going though, we'll have to see how things play out in court.
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by jasfi 4y ago
I use it for learning things, especially when using Google would have made me use multiple queries and have to go through multiple web pages just to find the same answers. I've tried using it for solving errors, but it seems to have tr
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by jasfi 4y ago
You can tell ChatGPT to reply in the style of someone else, or even take on another role, which makes its responses differ. It's interesting that it even has moral boundaries. This could be part of safe AI, which a lot of people have c
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by jasfi 4y ago
That's because it's still an early version. Also, it's trained on data over 2 years old. OpenAI needs to figure out how to regularly refresh its training. Newer and better models for programming should also help.
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by jasfi 4y ago
One of the reasons ChatGPT is so refreshing is the lack of toxic replies.
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by jasfi 4y ago
I can think of one possible solution: - Soft deleted rows should be moved to a shadow table, so that they can have their own unique ID and timestamp fields. - What's the column name and type of? - Well, you'd have to extend SQL, b
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by jasfi 4y ago
Apache AGE is a Postgres extension, and is the closest thing to what you've described that I know of. https://github.com/apache/age
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by jasfi 4y ago
You won't know until you apply.
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by jasfi 4y ago
If you have the skills they need right now then no, it's not a bad time to apply.
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by jasfi 4y ago
Regarding slippage, there is some unavoidable latency, especially since users must run their own clients which contact exchanges to place orders. That's for security reasons. To start with, only market orders will be available. However
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by jasfi 4y ago
Not side projects, but I'm a solo founder with 2 projects not currently generating revenue. So I feel like I'm within range of the request. LogicTrader: https://logictrader.xyz - automated trading, currently crypto onl

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