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by jjice 2y ago
This felt like a way bigger topic (LLM copyright in general) when ChatGPT first dropped and now no one cares it seems. Are there ongoing cases for this or did something get settled that set a copyright-free precedent that I missed?
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by jjice 2y ago
This is why I save documents like this too, but I've only had receipts for small bills come in handy. If it's possible to give any detail without giving too much, I'm curious what the nature of the situation was and what the
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by jjice 2y ago
Most of them are built on top of hyper, including reqwest [0] (not a bad thing, they're just still hyper). I personally wouldn't even consider hyper as an HTTP client for use in most projects, but reqwest adds a much more approach
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by jjice 2y ago
Anecdotal, but I had an intro to programming class in high school and the teacher was a wonderful woman, but not a programmer. She didn't know that this was a function declaration or its meaning, so she would just have us repeat out lo
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by jjice 2y ago
Aren't the newest features that are branded as "Apple Intelligence" (not their other ML stuff that's been around for a while) only available on the iPhone 15 Pro and 16 line? https://www.apple.com/newsroo
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by jjice 2y ago
I'm so interesting in Shortcuts and I love the idea of them, but I haven't found much of a personal use for them yet outside of a shortcut to a specific Google Sheet. That said, I love that Apple has made this a first party thing.
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by jjice 2y ago
I'm new to iOS - just switched from Android about 10 days ago. I didn't move for Apple Intelligence, but it's a feature I've played with. - Writing tools are neat, but I don't have much use for them. They worked pre
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by jjice 2y ago
It's definitely not impossible. I think the increase competition they've begun to face over the last year is helping as a deterrent. If people notice GPT 4 sucks now and they can get Claude 3.5 Sonnet for the same price, they&#x27
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by jjice 2y ago
I don't understand this space very well, but this seems incredible. Something I find interesting about generative AI is how it adds a huge layer of flexibility, but at the cost of lots of computation, while a very narrow set of constra
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by jjice 2y ago
That's a great point! I find that it's easy (for myself, at least) to gloss over the simplest and straight forward path for communication! It's always easier to be direct. I appreciate the advice!
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by jjice 2y ago
Does anyone have any practical advice to keeping up with former remote coworkers? My last job was remote with some fantastic people, but as time has passed and the company hasn't done incredibly well, people have scattered (including m
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by jjice 2y ago
This is awesome! I don't know your goals with this, but maybe opening the rule markdown files through GitHub to crowd source info would allow you to reduce the hard work of writing the rules. It comes with the (possibly harder) hard wo
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by jjice 2y ago
> Application of theory is key. I often see people either get caught up in theory without practice, or proclaim that it's all about experience. Actual time spent writing code is probably the most important thing, but having some fou
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by jjice 2y ago
I've experimented over time with the AoC with different languages, but I've found that it made the actual problem solving a lot more difficult for me. I've done Rust, Go, Python, and TypeScript, and I've preferred Python
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My guess is that the expense can be tricky to calculate since the additional optimization prior to executing the query may take longer than if the query was just able to run (depending on the dataset, of course). I wonder if it's too e
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by jjice 2y ago
Anecdotal, but I'm in the North East US and I called, and I'm not joking, nine primary care offices. Eight of them said they couldn't take anymore patients, and one said I could get an appointment six months later. I hadn&#x2
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by jjice 2y ago
I see what you mean. DRY and WET and similar ideas are delivered as objective sometimes, but I think it's better to view them as general heuristics, as most rules in software should be.
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by jjice 2y ago
This is a fantastic ELI5, thank you!
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by jjice 2y ago
> ...but it will make life easier for people with congestion I haven't purchased pseudeophedrine, but my understanding was that you just walked up to the counter and had to sign your name at the pharmacy. Is that not the case? Doesn
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by jjice 2y ago
I was surprised when they moved towards the medium at all. I enjoyed Bandersnatch when it came out, but it seemed like a lot of extra work (especially relative to the amount of content and viewership) to have on each of their clients - and
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by jjice 2y ago
Y'all did a fantastic job! This works great and to have it all right there inside of Ollama is a huge step for local model execution.
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by jjice 2y ago
Not sure if I'm misunderstanding, but they're live: https://ollama.com/library/llama3.2-vision Ran the 11B yesterday and it worked great.
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by jjice 2y ago
I'm not super well versed in this domain, but I believe Postgres columns need to be wrapped in double quotes to respect case, or else they're all treated as lower, or something along those lines?
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by jjice 2y ago
Probably has had the most impact on my general naming and structuring. Just some really great advice in a sub 300 page book.
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I'm not familiar with this book. Anything particular about it that would cause infamy?
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by jjice 2y ago
Pareto distributions are everywhere, and most learning ends up being one. Recently encountered this while getting into weight training for hypertrophy. The core is good form, diet, and progressive overload. Other than that, learning the bas
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by jjice 2y ago
What a neat bench mark! I'm blown away that o1 absolutely crushes everyone else in this. I guess the chain of thought really hashes out those associations.
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by jjice 2y ago
They show it on the landing page, but having first class support for CTF grammars is such an interesting niche for a language. Perl (Rake was originally Perl 6 if I recall) always had solid tooling for dealing with text manipulation, but ad
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by jjice 2y ago
Sorry, you're absolutely right. The overhead of it was more than I cared to do (needing to use Calibre instead of a drag and drop of a file), especially since Amazon would then report my newly loaded books back to themselves. That&#x27
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by jjice 2y ago
It's usually a small marketplace like Leanpub. Tilted Windmill Press (Michael W Lucas) [0] is another one I've done a good bit of purchasing from in the last six months or so. [0] https://www.tiltedwindmillpress.com&#x2

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