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by ludwik 3y ago
i. e., people who don't have other good options. I don't know why you would want to select for that
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by ludwik 3y ago
Which are pretty awful btw - every project at my job that started with LangChain openly regrets it - the abstractions, instead of making hard things easy, trend to make the way things hard (and hard to debug and maintain).
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by ludwik 3y ago
This is a factual statement. As it stands, the change isn't part of a larger trend even within Apple itself . It's isolated to a single niche platform that has specific UI constraints where the change actually makes sense. Apple
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by ludwik 3y ago
Of course, you can have your view and express it in this thread. I just don't get why that needs to come with being rude and confrontational towards the person who simply provided important context.
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by ludwik 3y ago
I don't understand why some people feel the need to attack the only person in this thread who provided context about the change being discussed. You may agree with Apple's decision, or you may not. You might believe that it will h
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by ludwik 3y ago
In Polish you can do both, and at least to me they feel slightly different - the first "a" represents the small pause while you quickly take in the air before you start laughing. To me this indicates an element of being surprised,
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by ludwik 3y ago
Google's own benchmarking shows that Gemini Pro is just slightly better than GPT 3.5 and Gemini Ultra is comparable to GPT 4 (see their technical paper).
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by ludwik 3y ago
Can you point to a source for Electron being a Google framework? As far as I know, the framework has been created at Github (now owned by Microsoft). Google has created a UI framework for building mobile, desktop and web applications - but
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by ludwik 3y ago
It's Ian Hickson - the co-creator and lead of the entire Flutter project. He described her in his post as "Jeanine Banks, who manages the department that somewhat arbitrarily contains (among other things) Flutter, Dart, Go, and Fi
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by ludwik 3y ago
It seems she, being his direct manager, was a large part of the reason he decided to leave after 18 years. There is probably a lot of anger and frustration. I do agree this part of the post could have been phrased better.
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by ludwik 3y ago
"there is a proven way for the risk to materialise" - I still don't know what this means. "Proven" how? Wouldn't your edit apply to any not-impossible risk (i.e., > 0% probability)? For example, "trying
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by ludwik 3y ago
So what do you mean when you say that the "risk is proven"? If by "the risk is proven" you mean there's more than a 0% chance of an event happening, then there are almost an infinite number of such risks. There is c
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by ludwik 3y ago
But you know how the encryption works—the entire Signal protocol is public and described in minute detail (see https://www.signal.org/docs/ ). You can use Wireshark to make sure Signal isn't lying, i.e., to verify
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by ludwik 3y ago
I like my work and I like my life and I like my hobbies and I like my family and I like my friends and I like learning new skills in my free time. I chose to work 80% of the time for 80% of the pay but I'm fully aware that m
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by ludwik 3y ago
I think a title like "MemGPT: Operating System inspired memory management for LLMs" would be okay. The current title makes it seem as if you are building an OS based on the LLM technology, which is quite misleading.
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by ludwik 3y ago
Now it's a lengthy css instead. It seems to me we are going backwards...
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by ludwik 3y ago
Or maybe simply "the information is demonstrably untrue and we can prove it"?
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by ludwik 3y ago
> "normal" for the reason to "behave like a normal element". "auto" for "behave like before". This seems backwards. In my mind "normal" sounds like "size this the way form elements a
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by ludwik 3y ago
I think it feels weird and counterintuitive because `form-sizing: normal` looks as if it means, 'I want this to behave the way form elements behave by default' (i.e., use the normal form sizing). I would 100% expect `normal` to
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by ludwik 3y ago
It is, but it is no longer marketed as a general replacement for JavaScript.
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by ludwik 3y ago
Personally, I'm a huge fan of Pocketcast. It's fast, stable and has a nice balance of simple interface and powerful features.
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by ludwik 3y ago
As a European, I always thought that using Instagram for IM is something that only Americans do...
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by ludwik 3y ago
Wow, this is truly terrifying. It reads as if Donald Trump was the maintainer of a popular library. "Low quality tooling! Sad!!!". He claims with a straight face that every software using his library only loads YAMLs from sources
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by ludwik 3y ago
It definitely isn't. It was just a validation error in one of thousands external data files that the system processes. Something very routine for almost any software dealing with data.
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by ludwik 3y ago
It does matter. I can't offer an opinion on the modern state of PHP since I'm not familiar with its recent developments. However, it's true that certain programming languages and frameworks can facilitate writing maintainable
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by ludwik 3y ago
It's not my intention to sound rude, but I'm pretty sure that understanding the difference between a website's domain and a post URL does not require any legal training.
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by ludwik 3y ago
I registered my Gmail account in September 2004 (so around 3 months after it was publicly introduced) and the ignore-ruled was already in place then. I'm pretty sure what you describe is not possible.
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by ludwik 3y ago
The point is "ignoring dots" doesn't lead to "constantly getting e-mail for other people" (because there are no other people that own the "dotted" version of the email).
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by ludwik 3y ago
That's what AOL thought when they released the anonymized search data of their users ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AOL_search_log_release ). Turns out they were very wrong.
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by ludwik 3y ago
Nice idea, but the fact that it requires sending to a US-specific phone number makes it unusable for most of the world. For me, the ideal implementation of this would be a simple app to which you could send the photo using the "share&q

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