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by paradite 2y ago
Can you save the full request details and full response details in one click as one file with this extension? This is the feature I use the most.
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by paradite 2y ago
Thanks a lot for the explanation. If I can ask one more question, why don't Ollama use binaries of pre-built llama.cpp with Vulkan support directly?
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by paradite 2y ago
At the risk of being pedantic (I don't know much about C++ and I'm genuinely curious), if Ollama is really just a wrapper around Llama.cpp, why would it need the Vulkan specific flags? Shouldn't it just call Llama.cpp and let
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by paradite 2y ago
I guess git and GitHub are working as intended then. This is not a sarcastic comment. I'm genuinely happy that this was the outcome.
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by paradite 2y ago
Ok I was looking at the repo from mobile and missed the releases. Still it's not immediate obvious from README that there is an option to download it. There are instructions on how to build it, but not how to download it. Or maybe I&#x
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by paradite 2y ago
Ok assuming what you said is correct, why wouldn't Ollama then be able to support Vulkan by default out of the box? Sorry I'm not sure what's the relationship exactly between the two projects. This is a genuine questions, not
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by paradite 2y ago
Could it be that supporting multiple platforms open up more support tickets and adds more work to keep the software working on those new platforms? As someone who built apps for Windows, Linux, macOS, iOS and Android, it is not trivial to e
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by paradite 2y ago
For starters: - It doesn't have a website - It doesn't have a download page, you have to build it yourself
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DeepSeek R1: Comparing Pricing and Speed Across Providers(prompt.16x.engineer)
2 points by paradite 2y ago|0 comments
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by paradite 2y ago
It's worth mentioning the fact that you need to adjust the context window manually for coding tasks (default 2k is not enough for coding tasks). Here's how to run deepseek-r1:14b (DeepSeek-R1-Distill-Qwen-14B) and set it to 8k con
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by paradite 2y ago
Haha no worries. This is a perfectly valid use case of LLM. I'm happy that the comment sounds very professional and to the point.
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by paradite 2y ago
Btw completely off topic, but your comment triggered the internal classification in my brain, and it looks like AI-generated. Not accusing you anything. Could be that you happen to write in a way similar to LLMs. Could be that we are influe
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by paradite 2y ago
I do believe on a macro level there will be more software engineering jobs in the short term (which is not contradictory to software engineers being laid off from some companies as part of AI workforce reshuffling among companies). However
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by paradite 2y ago
The counter argument is that if business can always find more projects that brings in revenue, they would not be laying off people, or shutting down. The reality is business can't really just scale their revenue by adding more profitab
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by paradite 2y ago
I think the two different sides of the view is really just a matter of perspective and definition. Do you view the next evolution of software engineering with AI as still software engineering? Or do you think it's something else that r
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AI Coding Landscape(paradite.github.io)
3 points by paradite 2y ago|0 comments
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by paradite 2y ago
I'm making very small amount of money (1k USD a month) selling 16x Prompt for lifetime license. Many people have told me to switch to subscription but I just don't think it's the "right" thing to do with a desktop G
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by paradite 2y ago
There are a lot of them. I collected a list of cli tools that does this: https://prompt.16x.engineer/cli-tools I also built a GUI tool that does this: https://prompt.16x.engineer/
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by paradite 2y ago
I think someone needs to "manage" these AI engineers still, to supervise them working, and review code, PRs. It's less about personal development, but more on performance management.
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by paradite 2y ago
One possible reason is that I'm using popular tech stacks (Next.js, HTML/JS for demo website and SDK). No niche frameworks or tools like nbdev (I've never heard of that). Also I've been prompting ChatGPT and Claude for o
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by paradite 2y ago
I also wrote my first impressions on Devin, more focused on the user experience and analysis of its capabilities (with lots of screenshots): https://thegroundtruth.substack.com/p/devin-first-impression...
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by paradite 2y ago
I recently wrote my thoughts on this topic. https://github.com/paradite/ai-replace-swe Short answer: Leverage AI, become more productive with AI and make sure you can output more value than just AI itself. Also move up
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Devin – First Impressions(thegroundtruth.substack.com)
3 points by paradite 2y ago|0 comments
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by paradite 2y ago
Really good explanation. Thank you!
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by paradite 2y ago
Thanks. I think I have a better understanding now (those concepts like transit, peering are still hard to grasp for me as an outsider). Basically if you host content that many consumers want, you have leverage against ISPs?
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by paradite 2y ago
I'd rather Google fix the calender integration in Gmail first. I used to get automatically created calender events from Gmail for hotels, flights, etc. This was really nice. But somehow it stopped working well recently. Some emails wer
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by paradite 2y ago
I can sort of intuitively see why that's the case, but any concrete or specific reasons on why "popular" companies don't pay? The linked Wikipedia article doesn't really explain the reason behind it.
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by paradite 2y ago
They use a mixture of web rendering stack and native rendering stack. See my other comment. There are also more architectural diagrams thst illustrate the layers in the links I posted in my original comment.
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by paradite 2y ago
I agree that numbers alone might not mean much, but I do think B2C apps with millions of users have a higher bar in terms of design and polish compared to B2B/ERP apps. Also, fixed typo!
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by paradite 2y ago
I think the key idea is not the renderer layer, but the concept of DSL so that it can run on multiple platforms natively. To go back to your question. WeChat actually has two sets of renderers for mini programs, one based on webview, and on

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