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by ukuina 4y ago
Well, someone's getting a reprimand.
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by ukuina 4y ago
That seems an ambitious expectation for a 14-year old system.
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by ukuina 4y ago
I, too, think of "classical serverless" rather than "neo-serverless": https://www.sqlite.org/serverless.html ------ Recently, folks have begun to use the word "serverless" to mean something sub
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by ukuina 4y ago
This is symptomatic of modern software development practices which, with excessive planning, "user stories", and recursive mangling down of features into disparate sprint tasks, manages to inject a stymying amount of beaurocracy i
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by ukuina 4y ago
Echoes the AngularJS 1.x to Angular2 transition. Every attempt at a "clean break" new version of a commonly-used platform leads to such long-term weakness, yet the temptation to piggyback off of the mindshare/existing brandin
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by ukuina 4y ago
I have not understood the need to force SSL on content that needs no verification.
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by ukuina 4y ago
True for larger companies, but a whole bunch of SMBs use Google Workspace, and some larger players have both subscriptions.
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by ukuina 4y ago
The market for all of those is ridiculously lopsided, though. That doesn't bode well for illustrators, especially the ones that pour love into crafting every drawing and sketch to make it as good as it could be.
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by ukuina 4y ago
Break every rule, sometimes. Have a hundred-line function, when it makes sense. Try it out; it won't kill you, or your team, as long as it is well-documented.
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by ukuina 4y ago
FYI, GitHub Copilot Labs (codebrushes) does this, as well.
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by ukuina 4y ago
This is the use-case that OpenAI on Azure is trying to solve. It supports finetuning, too. Not cheap, though. I think most companies will end up hosting an LLM on local code rather than using OpenAI on Azure, but for now, there is no equiva
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by ukuina 4y ago
I have been looking for something like this, thanks for sharing! From the project: > This name is not as bad as it seems, because I was also thinking about using words like żółć, gżegżółka or żołądź, but I gave up on these ideas because
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by ukuina 4y ago
That was implied, I think, though achieving impossible feats is a bit of a stretch in expectations. Private enterprise is certainly leveraging LLMs. OpenAI APIs on Azure are very hot right now, limited to companies that have existing contra
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by ukuina 4y ago
This is a great idea. Tools have to undergo certification, as does some software. A certified AI model would then become applicable in permit-constrained fields like construction.
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by ukuina 4y ago
"An abacus for the mind"
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by ukuina 4y ago
Absolutely. They would never go to market with a name like Bard. The name would need to be focus grouped and optimized to no end before reveal.
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by ukuina 4y ago
This is an underrated comment that cuts sharp.
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by ukuina 4y ago
This is brilliant! Thank you for creating and sharing this.
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by ukuina 4y ago
This would be fabulous to share, if you are able to.
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by ukuina 4y ago
How would you move if they take away portability? Are you assuming sufficient warning before such a change?
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by ukuina 4y ago
If only we could get a penny every time GPT apologizes.
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by ukuina 4y ago
Does Sidekick use OpenAI, or are local models supported?
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by ukuina 4y ago
I like that you use a local model to start off; why switch to OpenAI for tokenization?
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by ukuina 4y ago
I know, right? LangChain feels like an exclusive club right now. You can't get in unless you are already a member, but there are no instructions on how to apply.
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by ukuina 4y ago
Are teams waiting to see if ChatGPT4 can pick up the slack instead of initiating a new job opening?
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by ukuina 4y ago
The Github Copilot Labs extension has "codebrushes" that can transform and explain existing code instead of generating new code, but none of it only gives "hints". Maybe one of the codebrushes can take a custom prompt.
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by ukuina 4y ago
Altman's made it clear he does not mind being wrong. Smart people are allowed to make mistakes.
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by ukuina 4y ago
It is closer to "Look at the amazing new tool I can make using all these other ones together!"
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by ukuina 4y ago
We're a long ways from "Peak LLM", if we will ever get there. If we are, indeed, in a virtuous cycle of LLMs building on each other, then we are actually in the knee of the curve before exponential increase in LLM capability.

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