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by spaniard89277 2y ago
How do you handle the context window limit? If you push the entire Dom to the LLM it will exceed the context window by far in most cases, isn't it?
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by spaniard89277 2y ago
Which LLM do you use? Because I can't see an scraper running daily without being very expensive.
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by spaniard89277 2y ago
This is completely unrealistic unless you want to burn money.
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by spaniard89277 2y ago
Not only that, for many people things are going south. I don't really care much about GDP if I have no disposable income nor ability to save money with a normal job. And that's the case for a lot of people in Spain, and I presume
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by spaniard89277 3y ago
Another article on don't go micro services and don't reinvent the wheel. I wonder if most solutions could be implemented on top of Laravel/Django/Adonisjs without too much effort.
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by spaniard89277 3y ago
Spain is a lost cause in so many regards...
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by spaniard89277 3y ago
We can do that. But we can't make new space.
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by spaniard89277 3y ago
> The purpose of most buildings is to be useful, not to look pretty in pictures. Architecture is the only art where you're forced to participate. So we could pretty much say the opposite, buildings should, among other things, contri
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by spaniard89277 3y ago
In Spain it's not only 60s/70s, pretty much everything build between the 60s and the 90s is not only ugly AF, but very low quality. And Barcelona is not even the worst offender. In northern spanish cities there's a lot of gre
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by spaniard89277 3y ago
We dump a lot of subsidies on our factories too. But in the end it doesn't matter, because most people remember that a few years ago you were able to buy chap cars <10k. That mean that modal incomes could afford to have a car. Now 1
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by spaniard89277 3y ago
IDK in the rest of Europe, but in Spain there's a growing resentment against euro auto makers as there's a perceived unfair price increase with lots of quality issues and bad customer-facing practices. Also, everyone is aware they
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by spaniard89277 3y ago
I've tried to apply it to parsing HTML as this article into a pretty long pipeline. I'm using DeepInfra with Mistral 8x7B and I'm still unsure if I'm going to use for production. The problem I'm finding is that the
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by spaniard89277 3y ago
I think JS is fine.
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by spaniard89277 3y ago
I'm waiting for those job postings of "Junior Engineer with 5 years of experience minimum" in companies with zero pipeline of in-house training.
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by spaniard89277 3y ago
In most of the west (with few exceptions) is that you should waste at least a decade training yourself with little information of what's useful to learn. Then, you'll be talked down for being poor and lost. And whatever money you
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by spaniard89277 3y ago
It's not a problem in the sense that nowadays we know how to make it. It's a question of money and political build. More housing, more offices, make it pleasent, connect it, etc.
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by spaniard89277 3y ago
Paris needs a new center. Like many other cities, build more places where people want to flock so you get pressure off the center. Most new developments are in dead areas because nobody wants to spend time surrounded by ugly, bland and func
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A MongoDB Guy Learns CouchDB (2011)(openmymind.net)
2 points by spaniard89277 3y ago|0 comments
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by spaniard89277 3y ago
I've tried to use DuckDB with node in Alpine, and I had problems that needed time to work around. No problems with SQLite. I ended up putting the code in Debian because of other problmes I found but the decision was already made.
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by spaniard89277 3y ago
TLDR is use mistral models on deep infra. Maybe now Mistral updated their prices too.
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by spaniard89277 3y ago
I use this https://artificialanalysis.ai/
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by spaniard89277 3y ago
The thing is that this got released to the public after _many_ people said it was ok, internally, at google. You really have to lost any grip with reality to go for something like that, so I guess they'll rationalize some excuse. That
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by spaniard89277 3y ago
I've had some experiences with selenium and now I'm using puppeteer, and I honestly don't see the problem with JS. It's true that I have not much experience coding but it seems to me that Pupeteer + Flask serving ML to e
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by spaniard89277 3y ago
Yeah. I managed to abstract a bit the structure but in the end websites change.
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by spaniard89277 3y ago
It's in my city. Their offices are just a small flat in in a pretty bland neighborhood. I guess most of them work remote.
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SWE-BENCH: Can language models resolve real-world GitHub issues?(arxiv.org)
1 points by spaniard89277 3y ago|0 comments
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by spaniard89277 3y ago
I'm 36 And also trying to get my foot in. It's very hard, wish I could find someone who gives me an opportunity. I've been interviewed but it's always about the skillset you bring to the table. Can I throw you against a
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by spaniard89277 3y ago
>> Richard Morse, a former contributor and one of the support group admins said: “It is so disheartening to see nine years of developing the Duolingo Welsh course being thrown away by disinterested politicians. I mean, there has to be
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by spaniard89277 3y ago
I like Perplexity but honestly, it lacks "depth" and it doesn't follow instructions very well. I don't know how it works in the backend but If I ask for a list of sites about some topic what happens it that it gives me t
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by spaniard89277 3y ago
I'm a junior, and I have Codeium installed in VSCode. I've found it very distracting most of the times, I don't really understand why so many people uses this kind of assistants. I find stuff like Phind useful, in the sense t

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