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by whinvik 1y ago
Curious but how do we take care of non text files. What if we had a lot of PDF files?
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by whinvik 1y ago
Just to clarify, this requires both the client and the debugging script to be running 3.14? So I cannot have a script running an older version of Python but use a Python 3.14 debug script to attach to the running script?
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by whinvik 1y ago
This is great. I just hope that they continue to make money. We really need someone to invest in making a Fast, modal editor.
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by whinvik 1y ago
This is excellent. Thanks.
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by whinvik 1y ago
Out of curiosity, why would I use Dataclass vs a Pydantic Basemodel. If we did not have a PyDantic dependency I could imagine wanting to use Dataclass. But if I have it, why not use everywhere?
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by whinvik 1y ago
Maybe someone has better insights but what I have seen is that Claude Code is not amazing on greenfield. I mean it will generate something, which will probably work, but the solution can often be over-engineered, or hacky. I think we have t
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by whinvik 1y ago
Not personally following this space but can we not just try Zed in Vim mode? It already has AI assistance built in.
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Deep Research from OpenAI now available as API(platform.openai.com)
2 points by whinvik 1y ago|0 comments
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by whinvik 1y ago
I increasingly think that as people use AI more and more as part of their workflows, they will realize it makes more sense to use self hosted models. Open models will probably never be as good as the priced models so they will not always be
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by whinvik 1y ago
As a complete noob what is the advantage of Zig over other languages? I believe it's a more modern C but what is the modern part?
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by whinvik 1y ago
IS this prompt engineering to filter out spam?
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by whinvik 1y ago
I feel like there's a clear trend but maybe that's just me. The report from a year ago had lots of AI Text infra companies, and now its mostly AI text product companies. We needed the first to get to the second layer. And next we
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by whinvik 1y ago
IMO cartels are inevitable. Almost all sectors end up with 1 or 2 players. However, I am curious to know how you think we can avoid the problem of cartels.
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by whinvik 1y ago
To clarify, what I think should be made illegal is to take advantage of people by using information about how much debt that they have to lowball them.
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by whinvik 1y ago
> In particular, the companies purchase financial information from a data broker before offering a nurse a shift; if the nurse is carrying a lot of credit-card debt, especially if some of that is delinquent, the amount offered is reduced
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Add Virtual Threads to Python(discuss.python.org)
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by whinvik 1y ago
What do you mean by "regressions"?
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by whinvik 1y ago
Not even remotely an expert and this advice is from second hand knowledge. Hold in there. Sales cycles are long. Figure out conferences where people go to. Go there. Drop into offices and ask for their time. Find out people who know people.
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by whinvik 1y ago
I don't get this metric - 80% of databases are being created by AI agents. Is this because of tools like Lovable. Are they just creating databases when creating a website?
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by whinvik 1y ago
Hardware companies trying to build software, without actually understanding software. There's a reason why Apple, Nvidia, Tesla got where they got to.
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by whinvik 1y ago
How do you compare with DVC and LakeFS?
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by whinvik 1y ago
Maybe this is not what the article was about but my learning was that Postgres + Monolith + Flask + Gunicorn can work at Zepto scale. Which is a good learning IMO.
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by whinvik 2y ago
Through one of such posts I found this blogpost - https://langfuse.com/blog/2024-12-langfuse-v3-infrastructure... which to me was very interesting. Maybe you should include it in your job description.
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by whinvik 2y ago
I hope improved support for Iceberg includes write support.
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by whinvik 2y ago
Thanks. This looks cool. However, my issue is the need to introduce one more tool. I feel that without a single tool to read and write to Iceberg, I would not want to introduce it to our team. Spark is cool and all but it requires quite a b
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by whinvik 2y ago
When is write support for iceberg coming?
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by whinvik 2y ago
Since we are talking about an embedded solution shouldn't the benchmark be something like sqlite with a vector extension or lancedb?
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by whinvik 2y ago
Is jquery something people start projects with today? If so, what is the motivation?
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by whinvik 2y ago
Sounds interesting. Do you have documentation on how you built the whole system?
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by whinvik 2y ago
Not sure I understand. The blog mentions adding columns to the Geoparquet so it's either an extension or a new standard. Not going to discourage what you are doing but just reading the blog, my immediate instinct is to not try to check

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