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by ozozozd 2y ago
A very long-winded of saying “LLMs are a commoditized offering despite being so new.”
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by ozozozd 2y ago
A very long-winded of saying LLMs are a commoditized offering despite being so new.
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by ozozozd 2y ago
I am shocked that no one is talking about Teletext! I am guessing it wasn’t a thing in US or I am the oldest person to comment so far? I had forgotten that Teletext existed until this post. And for those who know about BBSs, Teletext was th
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by ozozozd 2y ago
Is this the original talk? https://youtu.be/s3IhbJDFs5E
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by ozozozd 2y ago
I read the post till the end. It never mentioned big companies being good or great. Can you quote the part?
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by ozozozd 2y ago
I thought it was open source as soon as I saw the GitHub link. I imagine that’s why.
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by ozozozd 2y ago
Misleading title. It outperforms those models for translation tasks.
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by ozozozd 2y ago
“Most people don't think of the Coast Guard as being particularly well-armed. Most people are wrong. A Coast Guard patrol boat is armed with two .50-caliber machine guns, and a 25-millimeter cannon, which means it can take out anything
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by ozozozd 2y ago
Fair concern. You could be driving. And given the performance of their car UI and integration with car play, this banner could cause an accident.
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by ozozozd 2y ago
- Reliability: Spotify’s IOS and Mac apps regularly refuse to play and require killing and restarting. If you’re in the car, several times. Similar issues with bluetooth speakers. When browser or Youtube app happily play, Spotify struggles.
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by ozozozd 3y ago
In the 2020s, we still have software engineering managers that think of LOC as a success metric. “How long would it take you to type the 6 hours work of diff?” is a great question to force the cognitively lazy software manager to figure out
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by ozozozd 3y ago
I love Zed and it’s been my daily driver for the last 2 months or so. It was very fast until recently. I am guessing it’s the Rust stuff that caused the performance hit since I keep seeing a Rust-y error in the logs. Jumps, search and eve
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by ozozozd 3y ago
Assume you and your teammate made db changes and generated migrations in your respective topic branches. Both migrations refer to the latest revision, as it should be. How do they merge? How does the migration tool know which migration to a
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Ask HN: What's wrong/right with Postgres migrations?
15 points by ozozozd 3y ago|10 comments
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by ozozozd 3y ago
That was a great read. Amazing how it can still be quoted to explain software design 32 years later.
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by ozozozd 3y ago
No snark but this is the ultimate example of “tell me you never built software without telling me you never built software” Unless I totally missed the sarcasm.
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Deno.land is down, which means Supabase functions are down locally(github.com)
3 points by ozozozd 3y ago|2 comments
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by ozozozd 3y ago
It was a little shocking to see the Supabase CLI talking about downloading imports every time we started Supabase Functions, but I had assumed it was locally cached and maybe it was doing cache validation but logging to the console as &qu
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by ozozozd 3y ago
What does routing mean in this context?
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by ozozozd 4y ago
CA taxes get you the privilege to say you're progressive, and that you're not like that other guy. For everything else, use your Mastercard. We've been spending some time in Turkey since the pandemic and despite all the corru
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by ozozozd 4y ago
I am assuming you never heard of "I'm not rich enough to buy cheap shoes" or some variation of that and this doesn't intuitively make sense for you. And I hope this doesn't come off like I'm mansplaining or sma
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by ozozozd 4y ago
Great concept! Love the time machine inspired UI for rewinding. And super-curious about the compression. My guess is it's by saving diffs/incremental changes to the screenshots using Computer Vision.