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by skp1995 3y ago
not sure why you are getting downvoted, its a very valid question. Its kind of down to the ergonomics of running LLM. Downloading a user friendly CLI tool with good UX beats having to clone a repo and run make files. llama.cpp is the better
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by skp1995 3y ago
I have found deepseek coder 33B to be better than codellama 70B (personal opinion tho).. I think the best parts of deepseek are around the fact that it understands multi-file context the best.
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Scuba is a wonderful data visualisation tool(research.facebook.com)
1 points by skp1995 3y ago|1 comments
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by skp1995 3y ago
I have been looking for a tool like scuba, which I used it at my time at Facebook. The amount of data you could slice and dice without breaking a sweat was amazing. Are there alternatives for this out in the open?
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by skp1995 3y ago
Thats true, maybe one of the reasons I like rust. But logical puzzle solving implies constraints and that's something LLMs can solve (in a constrained environment with the compiler telling you what's right and what's wrong..)
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by skp1995 3y ago
This is something I have noticed in practice, copilot and other AI coding tools help you solve your use-case faster because they see the pattern(s?) in your open files and use that. While I was working at Facebook, one of the unsaid rules t
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by skp1995 3y ago
Not a dig at the team, deepseek coder is one of the best coding models out there. What surprised me was the lack of training data for rust 0.08% compared to python which is around 15.12% Is it just the fact that python and js like languages
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Python has 189X the dataset size compared to Rust(arxiv.org)
2 points by skp1995 3y ago|4 comments
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by skp1995 3y ago
I have been using axflow in my projects and its a game changer. Really well designed and thought out APIS. I would love to know a bit more on the future, coming from non ML/AI related background can axflow in the future help me with ma
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by skp1995 3y ago
Hey! I am the cofounder for codestory.ai In terms of differentiation,while buildt and sourcegraph are geared towards making the code search experience the best in class, for us the search is a part of the overall experience which the develo
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by skp1995 3y ago
Hey! sorry if it came off that way. We wanted to share our initial thoughts on what the future of IDE will look like, in hindsight I can see why it feels that way, but the onus is on us to figure out the research and build it.
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by skp1995 3y ago
Would love to hear your thoughts on why its DOA? We are still discovering the right UX, interaction points
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by skp1995 3y ago
lol thats true tho! we built it on a custom template :V
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by skp1995 3y ago
> Working on proprietary software means if AI doesn’t run locally, it doesn’t run. 100% agree with you on this. We want to deploy these AI agents locally and also in a self-hosted fashion for enterprise. The way I imagine this to work is
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by skp1995 3y ago
weird.. but I do want to reply to your quesiton. > In this sense it's not just the literature that needs to be reviewed, it's also feature lists (functional at least, and sometimes UI) of prior commercial and open source produc
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by skp1995 3y ago
Cursor looks very much in the ballpark and have done a good job. For us, the most important thing is not just code completion or talking with your code (there are many other tools that can do that), but giving the AI agent the freedom to Cm
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by skp1995 3y ago
Hi I am the cofounder of CodeStory! In my experience I spend way too much time fixing the output of AI assistants rather than working on the next thing. It slows me down, even after the speed ups. And generating the right code at first shot
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by skp1995 3y ago
Hey all! We are building CodeStory, an AI powered mod of VSCode and wanted to share our thoughts and vision on what the future of IDE's will look like. We have some open questions about how we will get there, and would love your opinio
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Why the IDE needs to be reimagined(codestory.ai)
18 points by skp1995 3y ago|29 comments
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LLMs can now walk the code graph(codestory.ai)
9 points by skp1995 3y ago|0 comments
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How to balance latency and performance with LLMs
2 points by skp1995 3y ago|0 comments
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by skp1995 4y ago
So the davinci-text-003 is basically prompt engineering the model to generate our answer. I tried being very specific and used a template which after a bit of debugging I figured out works best which was basically intuition based as you wou
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by skp1995 4y ago
LexGrep: allows you to search over all Lex Fridman podcasts https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34106047
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by skp1995 4y ago
I built LexGrep as a way to see how quickly I can prototype a working ML based project using the APIs which are widely available and hosted online. - I first started with whisper to generate the transcript but eventually found a dump online
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LexGrep Grep through all of Lex Fridman podcasts(share.streamlit.io)
3 points by skp1995 4y ago|3 comments