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by sumedh 2y ago
The scale is different. Should the rules for owning a gun which can fire 1 round per hour be the same as a gun which can fire 1 million rounds per hour?
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by sumedh 2y ago
> remaining 99% of population... Well in developing countries you can hire people to do house chores.
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by sumedh 2y ago
> That is the moat that Pepsi has been trying to overcome for decades. Pepsi makes more revenue compared to Coke. Shouldn't it be Coke who should be trying to do what Pepsi is doing?
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by sumedh 2y ago
Democrats will probably lose the next election again with that attitude.
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by sumedh 2y ago
> People who voted for trump aren’t even aware he’s part of the problem of wealth inequality. Its just amazing as an outsider to see the other side calling Trump voters they don't understand what they voted for.
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by sumedh 2y ago
> Democrats, please save the country Their original choice was Biden who had to step down because Democrat voters didnt want him so the Democrat leadership got a different candidate instead holding a primary.
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by sumedh 2y ago
You guys need to fix your homepage, put a video or a page which walks the user through a sample API and what the tests for that API look like. Right now you just have doc which tells the user you need to install it first. Show the user why
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by sumedh 2y ago
Just disable ssh password access, use ssh keys and change your default ssh port. 99% of those attacks will go away.
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by sumedh 2y ago
Azure Devops contains lot of things like Jira and Azure Pipelines etc. The Jira equivalent interface is confusing but its not a showstopper, you learn to live with it.
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by sumedh 2y ago
I belive the pricing is cheaper that is why some companies go with Azure.
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by sumedh 2y ago
The page still has Mira Muratis name under Exec Leadership
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by sumedh 2y ago
This is a question for Cursor team.
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by sumedh 2y ago
> LLMs will never solve this problem We should revisit this comment in 5 years.
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by sumedh 2y ago
> Good base models can always distilled when you have access to API. What does that mean?
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by sumedh 2y ago
Why was Imran fired from Apple?
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by sumedh 2y ago
To be fair, it was not clear if ChatGpt will launch Web search or not. Perplexity investors probably think it will get acquired some day by some big co.
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by sumedh 2y ago
Windows only for now, other OS coming soon
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by sumedh 2y ago
Are all the 100 explanations good or would you recommend one of them?
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by sumedh 2y ago
> Google it! Or you could provide some example links
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by sumedh 2y ago
> when is the right time to buy a house, pension plans, S&P 500, Bitcoin, all of it. This is why I think ChatGpt can become the world's biggest ad company. Any recommendation it gives can be go through a bidding network where ad
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by sumedh 2y ago
> But America or at least the electoral college picked trump instead. Democrats could have picked a better candidate to fight Trump but they didn't.
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by sumedh 2y ago
> What the hell is wrong with you people? These are people's livelihoods Do you think about lamp lighters the same way?
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by sumedh 2y ago
Chatgpt can do that as well.
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by sumedh 2y ago
Check the output again, there will be small mistakes if your text is large enough.
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by sumedh 2y ago
How does your solution compare to AWS textract?
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by sumedh 2y ago
Are you targeting business or consumers? I cannot find the pricing page.
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by sumedh 2y ago
Take a screenshot of the pdf page and give that to the LLM and see if it can be processed. Your PDF might have some quirks inside which the LLM cannot process.
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by sumedh 2y ago
Google was not serious about LLMs, they could not even figure what to call it. There is always a risk that they will get bored and just kill the whole thing.
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by sumedh 2y ago
Try setting the safety params to none and see if that makes any difference.
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by sumedh 2y ago
Probably the accuracy.

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