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by nsonha 2y ago
> AI is a bubble why does it even matter? I know that I need multimodal search in my product, and that is why I need vector DB. You're not saying anything interesting by saying "AI is a bubble". If you say something like I
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by nsonha 2y ago
range(1, 3) might be more consistent, it's a single value that is a range and not 2 values. On a side note: a problem with CSS' claim to be a programming language is that the grammar is not obvious.
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by nsonha 2y ago
not at all, the wet dream of css is to be able to layout just with css and only semantic markup, to which flexbox falls short sometimes because you need to add non-semantic elements (columns and rows).
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making excuse is easy, here is another one 1..3
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It is now bad even as a typed language
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And people complain that typescript is crazy. I think we just need to acknowledge that typing is hard, especially with what mainstream languages give us.
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by nsonha 2y ago
This is nice but tackle it this ways might be unnecessarily complicated. I don't always need to look at the cost while writing code and it could fail to track, say, resources dynamically created with something like CDK. More useful for
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by nsonha 2y ago
the errors in ML translation would be systemic and less likely to be of human arbitration, which is less dangerous. Human translation could be deliberately misleading at a specific phrase in a specific interview.
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by nsonha 2y ago
is there a place where I can read about what ParadeDB actually does? Surely you do more than just pre-install the extensions? Do you also develop the extensions yourself? Do you support RAG? The last question may not make sense as I am new
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by nsonha 2y ago
so maybe don't cling on to "the job" so much and hoping it somehow can fulfil your life. If the job can be automated by a machine then isn't it already meaningless and mundance and bore you to death anyway? I agree with
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by nsonha 2y ago
This could be useful in combating fake news. In many videos especially in political news, foreign languages are dub over with sometimes nuanced translation that can skew audiences to (mis)understand the content in certain ways.
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why not, many data related tasks are rather ad-hoc, it's a waste of time to make a long lasting software out of every ad-hoc request
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doesn't look like the case here as they don't even have an API (to be drop-in replacement for ES)
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Maybe that's how you stay productive? Honestly the "DHH falling in love with tinkering" saga on twitter starts to look cringe
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Most web apps bundle and host js. The majority of cdn usage is there because that's how people outside engineering/IT, such as marketing, do it.
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multiple dispatch or whatever helps people stop thinking about a hierarchy of inheritance and more in terms of objects and messages.
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by nsonha 2y ago
how do people writing C# deal with its gazillian features? It seems easier (and more useful) to learn and master every language that it absorbs, rather than C# itself.
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ReasonML maybe
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please don't, need I remind you the joke that social science is not real science
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no more "sloppiness" than to refer to the USSR as just "Moscow", as that's where the majority of important decisions, the kinds that nuclear weapon would fall into, were made.
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by nsonha 2y ago
> The Japanese War Cabinet met on August 9 to discuss the situation, and concluded that the US didn't have the resources for more does that sound believable to you? The Japanese somehow had intel on a secret new weapon? And confiden
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by nsonha 2y ago
have you actually done any web scrapping at scale? The problem is never the web automation. It's bypassing IP blacklist, rate limits, capcha etc, and a hosted service can provide solutions for those: > Proxies included..., Auto Capt
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by nsonha 2y ago
it's an excerpt from a book, that presumably has a lot of things to say about China. Why focus on that to elevate some petty point that China does not have 5000 years of history. So what? it still has millennia, counting only written h
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by nsonha 2y ago
I guess practically this will be the equivalent to function calling with a single tool. The AI splits out some payload that you presumably feed into whatever you do next. There are only 2 possible outcomes: can/cannot produce payload,
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AGI is useless if you can't figure out how to employ it as part of a system, instead of just chit chat
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by nsonha 2y ago
as some other comment has pointed out, this is not a payment library at all. It's simply an XML document builder for a specific payment description format, and doesn't actually facilitate a transaction.
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by nsonha 2y ago
Why do you need Raycast for this, isn't there a built-in shortcut Cmd+? or something?
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As opposed to what? Pay the record companies, or, most likely, never even to be discovered by them?
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by nsonha 2y ago
> myth of China being China for millenia Pardon my ignorance but why is a culture's existence for millennia such an extraordinary fact that it has to be seen as a myth or popaganda? Did humans just pop out of nowhere?
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by nsonha 2y ago
if you are pulling from a registry then it's already built, so your ci should not fail on docker build dependencies. Or my understanding is wrong?

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