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What is your point about Qwen? Or is it just a general statement regarding LLM?
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Is it proposed by Trump. Why is everyone here assuming it is done and final. It probably won't be approved.
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There is already Hooli!
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I now just use micro and be done with everything else.
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Out of all the taxes I pay, the one I would put more money in is for public library funding. This funding is indiscriminate of races, wealth, and social status ear mark. Everyone would receive the benefits from a library.
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Oracle wins big in AI deals. Stock jumps 40%
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I used Draw Thing after fighting with comfyui.
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I read somewhere (not remember though) that in the 2000s, the working culture in Japan was crazy. It was even crazier than the 996. In reality, most just did things inefficiently, i.e, writing a short email would take 20 minutes. So, with a
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I tried but chatGPT either makes too many mistakes making me look stupid or completely ignore my prompt.
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I intentionally put spelling mistakes in my doc to let others know I'm not using ChatGPT. What a time to be alive in which small spelling or grammar mistake is a good sign of authenticity.
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If we can somehow put AI agent locally on a phone that could use tools (cough: APIs) I think it will be the wildest revolution after the invention of a smart phone. How about a truly smart phone!
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I have a Husqvarna and wouldn't be happier. It also randomly mows the lawn. I haven't paid a landscaper service forb3 years now. The only yard work I would need to care for are edge and bush trim. I have mostly flat yard with the
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Do you know that hardware required to fine-tune this model? I'm asking on behave of us GPU starve folks
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“You miss 100% of the shots you didn’t take” - Michael Scott.
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I’m curious whether taking the oral form of Ozempic at a lower dose could have effects similar to intermittent fasting, given that it may lead to skipping a meal as well.
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It's art. Not porn!
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The Glock, on the other hand, doesn't have a safety lever. Instead, it uses a double trigger pull mechanism to help prevent accidental firing. I've often wondered if a safety lever gives people a false sense of security. With the
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Even though your demo is not that helpful, I appreciate you sharing this. I think it opens my eyes for another ideas of providing better documentation for coding agent. I believe the current RAG-based approach for coding agent is not the mo
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That makes sense. Thanks Do you know if this works with AWS Berdrock as well? Or do I need to sort out to use the proxy approach?
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They also support Claude Code. But my understanding is Claude Code is closed source and only support Clade API endpoint. How do they make it work?
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He clearly made his point and got lucky with the payoff from his deep job devotion. But here's what hits differently for many of us: we pour our souls into our work—late nights, weekend debugging sessions, going above and beyond—only t
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You haven’t accounted for the 3D printer yet.
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Hmm never heard of this. Thanks for the recommendation.
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Did I just read a bunch of buzzwords soup?
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Scott Rosenberg
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I became familiar with his work through "Dreaming in Code." If you haven’t read it yet, I highly recommend giving it a try. The writing style is lively and engaging—definitely not your typical tech book.
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Yeah I was in the camp of " tough it out" when I was younger. Now, I understand how and when to listen to my body and lrt it rest is as important as working out with it. When my body is under stress from illness there is no need t
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You become a millionaire by selling books (courses) of how to become millionaire to others.
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"could disrupt" with what? Cute voice and wiggling antennas?
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Am I not crazy to think it's impossible to safeguard your data with open access provided to an LLM? I know you want to give users the flexibility of questioning the data with natural language but for god sake, please have LLM operate o
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