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by joeevans1000 2y ago
Awesome work!
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by joeevans1000 2y ago
Great repo! Thanks! I'm wondering, any approach for bitemporal dbs, like xtdb?
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by joeevans1000 2y ago
No bitemporal db (i.e. xtdb)?
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by joeevans1000 2y ago
... and this one.
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by joeevans1000 2y ago
I second this question.
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by joeevans1000 2y ago
Good summary. To add to what you've said, Sudafed (as an example brand name) opens your eustachian tubes which are passages from your inner ear to your throat. If you think you might be getting an ear infection, Sudafed increases drain
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by joeevans1000 2y ago
Did he get the job?
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by joeevans1000 2y ago
Forgive my naiveté in these questions: Can one get the memory of context now available on the online/web chatgpt? I find the list of conversations on the left of the web version are a way to start new lines of thinking. Can/how ca
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by joeevans1000 2y ago
Thank god.
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by joeevans1000 2y ago
I am always wondering if one shouldn't be doing the resource intensive LLM stuff in the cloud. I don't know enough to know the advantages of doing it locally.
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by joeevans1000 2y ago
Insane cost for the amount of storage and RAM. I mean, year over year for Apple, awesome! Compared to the rest of the brands... so ridiculously expensive. Watching the price climb to 5K as you add in the new normal for hardware specs is abs
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by joeevans1000 2y ago
Not really technical debt when you will be able to regenerate 20K lines of code in a minute then QA and deploy it automatically.
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by joeevans1000 2y ago
These companies are competing to be the next codegen service provider.
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by joeevans1000 2y ago
I read these threads and the usual 'I have to fix the AI code for longer than it would have taken to write it from scratch' and can't help but feel folks are truly trying to downplay what is going to eat the software industry
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by joeevans1000 2y ago
If you drop it down a level and ask for block level code or functions you'll find it works. At this point users still have to organize the output. But I'm getting the sense that latter task is something LLMs are going to get bette
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by joeevans1000 2y ago
These LLMs create significantly useful code and they are getting better. Those professionals who deride their utility are putting themselves at risk of not strategizing well for their future.
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by joeevans1000 2y ago
Patent trolling https://doesmyscreenwork.com .
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by joeevans1000 2y ago
You are wonderful!
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by joeevans1000 2y ago
Please provide an email sign up option. X and Google are not companies many of us want to use anymore (if even we ever did for sign-ups).
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by joeevans1000 2y ago
I can't believe how awesome this is. I've spent hours watching. I'm not sure what's going on. Why is this so great? The lack of toxic labeling, which is everywhere now? Thank you.
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by joeevans1000 2y ago
They flew the Atlantic. 2600 miles. Somehow stayed together. Ten at least made it, as a group, with tattered wings. To have it all ended by an entomologist wondering how they got there.
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by joeevans1000 2y ago
This is... closed source? Omg. Didn't anyone learn anything from the Datomic story?
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by joeevans1000 3y ago
I am the primary caregiver for a blind academic and I can tell you that any work in this area by you will be more than welcome, by both he and I. There is a lot of progress to be made in this area. There are tools, but they are primitive to
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by joeevans1000 3y ago
The lack of attention this development is getting on here is astounding. Other developers I am talking to about it brush it off, then change topic. So many comments about how insufficient the tool is. Our heads are really in the sand, I&#x2
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by joeevans1000 3y ago
Forgive the question... but... why can't 'test' containers be 'prod' containers?
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by joeevans1000 3y ago
Plot twist!
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by joeevans1000 3y ago
If I can weigh in as a fairly unskilled Clojure user: Biff has been a miracle for me. It's true that decisions have been made by the Biff creators, and that's what's been wonderful. They have been really good ones so far for
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by joeevans1000 3y ago
Get a housemate or two or move in with some. Make sure they are doing it because at least partly they like having housemates. In other words, you don't want to move in with silent bob who's just doing it because of financial reaso
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by joeevans1000 3y ago
Festivals. Any kind of festival. Music festival. Art festival. Craft festival. Everyone drops their guard and you can talk to them. Another one you can do: volunteer at a shelter. If you are still hiding from covid, try volunteering for Hab
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by joeevans1000 4y ago
It's bitemporal and a graph database and so on. It seems like it can cover most of the use cases of a number of other dbs. This goes into that: https://docs.xtdb.com/concepts/what-is-xtdb/ "Many database

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