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by pietz 2y ago
What does the Astral team recommend for setting up their tools on a new machine? Install uv with curl, manage python versions and projects from there and install ruff with uv?
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by pietz 2y ago
What's the recommended/opinionated
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by pietz 2y ago
Is this also what turso uses in their "AI feature"?
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by pietz 2y ago
This looks cool and I will check it out but I'm also quite happy with my tech stack. I started to couple my FastAPI backend with native Jinja2 templates and noticed that I hate Jinja2 with passion (no disrespect). I tried HTPY which se
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by pietz 2y ago
The SQLite offerings are pretty good for hobby projects. The free tier ok turso goes a long way and the next level costs you $8
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by pietz 2y ago
Sure, because posting my detailed startup concept on some unknown website sounds like a good idea. Thanks.
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by pietz 2y ago
That just killed v0.dev
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by pietz 2y ago
HTMX is not perfect and there are many situations when you probably don't want to use it, but I think it should be considered the default answer to the question: What framework should I learn to build a dynamic frontend? At the moment
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by pietz 2y ago
Could someone provide a quick summary where they stand compared to transformer architectures? Do they have real world scale results that are competitive?
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by pietz 2y ago
I haven't noticed that GPT-4o hallucinates a lot more than the previous version but I noticed 2 other things of which especially the latter seems relevant here. 1) it's insanely chatty, to a point where it ignores instructions abo
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by pietz 2y ago
I think we need to differentiate between a few things: 1. The specific way different models were trained. Claude was specifically trained with these XML tags in the input and output. For Claude it works well to say things along the lines of
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by pietz 2y ago
Excuse my ignorance but was it ever about the higher level of quality in education with the schools? I honestly thought the "getting in" aspect was the most important one.
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by pietz 3y ago
I haven't noticed this behavior in such extreme ways as you. I've worked with many different embeddings using this library and the OpenAI API for data normalization, extraction and structuring tasks. On one hand it's super im
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by pietz 3y ago
I've been diving into Python/FastAPI + HTMX development and while I love both separately, I felt like the combined tooling could be a lot better. Jinja2 doesn't really satisfy me. At least not in this tech stack. I'm sti
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by pietz 3y ago
This.
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by pietz 3y ago
Interesting. Some of the concepts work quite beautifully. For the advanced feature, I often prefer HTMX. In any case, a really cool project! Congrats.
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by pietz 3y ago
Can it do something similar to hx-trigger="load"?
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by pietz 3y ago
Wait a second, this makes way more sense than it should.
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by pietz 3y ago
Seems like the NYT want to pick a fight even if it's not theirs. Kinda nice, that a publisher can push their own agenda and sell it as "news".
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by pietz 3y ago
Yes, there will be cases where you need SQL knowledge. There will also always be cases where knowing exactly how a database works under the hood is necessary. I think this is somewhat of a weak argument because you can always construct an e
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by pietz 3y ago
A translation engine between natural language and SQL means that everyone can communicate with a SQL database now. That's huge. Soon also DB people will use it to get the response for complex questions and queries. It's just more
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by pietz 3y ago
I think you have a point. I also think people who share this mindset and keep sticking with it will have a tough future. The technical benefits and potentials clearly outshine the problems and challenges. That's also true in this examp
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by pietz 3y ago
Almost?
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by pietz 3y ago
Or, you know, they could fix their model so it provides the right answer without workarounds.
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by pietz 3y ago
Is Q just an application on top of an existing LLM or is it something like a Titan replacement? It sounds like it's the former but it's strange that Claude isn't even mentioned here. Or maybe it isn't strange at all afte
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by pietz 3y ago
Oh no, not another video on ... OMG it's from Andrej!
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by pietz 3y ago
Could you explain the differences to Marvin AI? I see a large overlap.
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by pietz 3y ago
Just making up stuff here, but smaller models are great for serverless compute like functions, which would also benefit from lighter computation. Don't forget, some people are dealing with hundreds of millions of documents. Acceleratin
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by pietz 3y ago
I'm always happy to see OSS contributions but I don't quite understand why this model is so remarkable. As the leaderboard suggests it's ranking lower than OpenAI embeddings, while 14 other contributions are even better than
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by pietz 3y ago
Just thinking out loud: If we make the zip file a parquet file, wouldn't we be able to do partial downloads (like getting the first 1000 lines) instead of getting the whole file every single time?

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