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I signed up when codestral was first available and put my payment details in. Been using it daily since then with continue.dev but my usage dashboard shows 0 tokens, and so far have not been billed for anything... Definitely not clear anyw
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2y ago
That seat definitely had to be replaced.
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2y ago
Less vertical scrolling it seems.
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2y ago
It is so much easier to do it in a chat interface and iterate on the exploratory analysis... copy/paste back and forth from a notebook is terrible.
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2y ago
Time is a flat circle.
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2y ago
The model knows to stay above the hard deck!
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3y ago
All while clearly the most dangerous drugs like fentanyl are schedule 2. (╯°□°)╯︵ ┻━┻
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3y ago
That's pretty clever and the price seems reasonable. On the product page there is mention of 12 months free of Known Plus, but no mention of the price after that. Understanding you are trying to make money but having a subscription fo
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3y ago
$$$
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3y ago
I think the point is it may be hard to get investors to ever give you $3m if you don't have the 100x exit in mind.
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3y ago
Something about finding a population that maybe fall on the short side of the curve of critical thinking skills.
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3y ago
MS desperately needs to get on this train with SQL. Maintaining and keeping a second system in sync to do vector search is painful. I've never been more jealous of people using Postgres.
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3y ago
.net developer sitting over here in the corner watching all the cool things pass by.
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3y ago
I was just reminiscing about that myself.
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3y ago
How do they do that? Asking for a friend.
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3y ago
That's 100M monthly active users, not paying subscribers.
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3y ago
We use both MS SQL and Snowflake heavily. There are clearly instances where having row based storage is appropriate, and also instances where columnar storage outperforms. All based on your workload and not just marketing.
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3y ago
If all Amazon engineers made a salary in their first year which enabled them to afford a Seattle home purchase, then home prices would rise even higher... Until you need to work for 8 years to afford one again.
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3y ago
Maybe I'm daft but how would ISPs be able to control it? Solely based on domain name? What about porn intermixed with other content on sites like reddit?
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3y ago
I wouldn't feel too disheartened just yet, if people wanted to read instead of watch videos then we all would've stuck with blogger, or even just go back to usenet. As you can see in the comments here, these services are a dime a
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This hits home, it is a big ask to keep data in sync for yet another store. We already balance MS SQL and Algolia and all the plumbing required to catch updates, deletes, etc. adding another feels like a bridge too far. Hopefully MS will
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4y ago
I once had a problem I solved with regex, now I have two problems.
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4y ago
I too fully expected this to be a demonstration of semantic search, with AI in the company name and all.
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4y ago
Are there examples of snack food purchasing habits being used against somebody?
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4y ago
60,000 feet up.
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4y ago
§ 91.303 Aerobatic flight. No person may operate an aircraft in aerobatic flight - (a) Over any congested area of a city, town, or settlement; (b) Over an open air assembly of persons; (c) Within the lateral boundaries of the surface areas
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4y ago
I'm sorry, but I don't have access to the source code for Google. Google is a proprietary software developed by Google LLC, and the source code is not publicly available. It is not possible for me to provide it to you.
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4y ago
Was actually in Vegas recently and tried this out, was the first time I had heard about it. Pretty cool, fast and convenient, but I think much of that was due to no waiting because people didn't really know it existed. Not sure how e
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4y ago
Very cool, we've had great success using Snowflake's sharing to give our customers access to their data... That obviously falls apart if the customer wants data in BigQuery or somewhere else.
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4y ago
I love searching and faceting in the logs and building quick charts off of measures within the results... so easy to find things and drill into problems.
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