pratik_kanthi

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by pratik_kanthi 2y ago
Yes they can. But the ergonomics of that aren't great. Also ollama takes up a sigificant amount of memory. I'm trying this with a cheap model like phi-3 hosted on my server.
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by pratik_kanthi 2y ago
an extension seems the most natural way to do this, but that would entail hosting a model which isn't cheap, will give it a go
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by pratik_kanthi 2y ago
Makes sense. Wouldn't grouping based on the context of what i'm browsing be more desirable? If i'm searching a bug fix i'll probably be doing it across multiple domains, perhaps a tab group based on that.
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by pratik_kanthi 2y ago
I would like to see something similar for my browser tabs which are always a mess. Unsure what UX considerations are needed. Thoughts?
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by pratik_kanthi 2y ago
I don't use either of them and things have worked just fine for me.
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by pratik_kanthi 3y ago
This is a brilliant tool. Thanks for building.
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by pratik_kanthi 3y ago
Oh really? I guess we’ve all been doing it wrong for centuries! Perhaps while we're at it, we should propose a new system where the months come before the days, just to keep our dates in perfect lexicographic order. Who needs tradition
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by pratik_kanthi 3y ago
How would a working Software Professional find the time to read a whole book like this?
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by pratik_kanthi 3y ago
That's just bizzare. It takes no more than a day in my country (India) to see a doctor.
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by pratik_kanthi 3y ago
Agree about Langchain. It's tedious to work with. I don't want so many abstractions.
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by pratik_kanthi 6y ago
On the scale of time and things, his endeavours are significant. It is of extreme importance that we colonise mars. That is the single maxim by which I will judge Elon. He might me manipulative but he's not on the wrong side of humanit