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by shlomo_z 2y ago
... Then ChatGPT came along and I had 3 problems! https://regex.info/blog/2006-09-15/247
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by shlomo_z 2y ago
Is it possible for my IDE (vscode) to support this? Currently my IDE screams at me for using unknown packages and I have no type hinting, intellisense, etc.
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by shlomo_z 2y ago
> Tell that to someone laid off when replaced by some "AI" system. What are some good examples? I am very skeptical of anyone losing their jobs to AI. People are getting laid off for various reasons: - Companies are replacing A
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by shlomo_z 2y ago
Yes, this is extremely frustrating sometimes.
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by shlomo_z 2y ago
I would argue that opinions such as this stifle innovation
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by shlomo_z 2y ago
Wow! While this certainly will not be widely adopted, it is a really fun idea. I love these kinds of projects! BTW, I got an IndentationError (just kidding)!
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Hiring Superstitions: Things that aren't a thing(adatosystems.com)
2 points by shlomo_z 2y ago|0 comments
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Bypassing the monthly usage limit for 1-800-ChatGPT – A PoC(hackycode.com)
2 points by shlomo_z 2y ago|0 comments
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by shlomo_z 2y ago
While I do not support piracy, I am worried that the internet will get less and less free as tactics like this become more common.
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Do Not Fix Bugs Reported in Your Open Source Projects(code.dblock.org)
8 points by shlomo_z 2y ago|1 comments
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by shlomo_z 2y ago
> Today, with the global interpreter lock, only one of those threads can be executing bytecode at a time. Yes, but Python now has a version without GIL, which prompted this post in the first place. So my question is: Now, if I use a vers
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by shlomo_z 2y ago
I have the same question! I love Python and asynchronous stuff, and I do not know too much about threading. Is threading potentially better for IO bound tasks than async?
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by shlomo_z 2y ago
Haha, same for me when calling through a Voice gateway (a twillio competitor)
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by shlomo_z 2y ago
Yeah, codeium free tier blows copilot paid out of water
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by shlomo_z 2y ago
But does it have AI like Logitech's other products?
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by shlomo_z 2y ago
This is truly a work of art! Great job!
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by shlomo_z 2y ago
It is too fast and doesn't give you time to think. :) Just Kidding! It's amazing. It gets along with existing installations very well.
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by shlomo_z 2y ago
Some sent this in a group I am in 2 weeks ago. I will copy my response here: "Articles like that over-dramatize things a lot. As a self-taught Python developer, I mostly learned from looking at code. When I started, I didn't know
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by shlomo_z 2y ago
I don't think anything is missing from their free plan compared to their starter plan
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by shlomo_z 2y ago
As they say: If there are 9 women in a room and one is pregnant, then each woman is 1 month pregnant on average!
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by shlomo_z 2y ago
Yes, they do seem to take your business for granted. In my case, I will keep paying for it. I need OpenAI's tools more than OpenAI needs my business, and probably yours too.
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by shlomo_z 2y ago
Uhh... no. The $20 you pay to OpenAI every month does not require them to give you access to sora.
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by shlomo_z 2y ago
Not surprising considering the JavaScript ecosystem.... ... I am just joking. Please don't downvote me for it.
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by shlomo_z 2y ago
Bandwidth for these providers is super cheap. The main cost is power consumption.
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by shlomo_z 2y ago
Wow. I guess self hosting is a good idea.
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by shlomo_z 2y ago
I've never heard of this. Can you share a link of what you are referring to? I care about this.
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by shlomo_z 2y ago
well said!
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by shlomo_z 2y ago
That's why this _can_ be it. If authors stop writing books it will hurt students (who wont have books to read). Nothing to do with ethics or morals.
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by shlomo_z 2y ago
uv python install 3.xx
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by shlomo_z 2y ago
OP Here: Blazing Fast, Scalable, written in rust, powered by AI! What more could anyone want?

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