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2y ago
I'm drug discovery and the FDA absolutely _does_ keep all the crazies in check. Many people died during that golden age, and don't forget that the same golden age produced many of the problems we're drowning in / trying
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2y ago
as an average joe, I'm curious about how all this works / what else you need to make it work (what's a banking partner, etc?)
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2y ago
I love jsonlines but csvs are way more compact, since you don't have to repeat the column name for every line of data
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2y ago
for web PDFs I'm using https://jina.ai/reader/ — completely free. Does most of the job fine. Code: https://github.com/jina-ai/reader
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2y ago
oh yeah that's like a joke by now... I just think of it as "subsidizing R2 and all the other things that are inexplicably free"
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2y ago
didn't know you could place CF Images + Worker in front of R2, would love to know how you did that + what the benefits are. I've been serving images from Workers + R2 and it's great. I don't deal w/ lots of images t
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2y ago
I think they just want to bring back smoking on planes
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2y ago
there are way too many horrific things in the world to learn about... and then realizing you can't do something about every of those things. But at least you can tackle one of them! (In my case, antibiotic resistance)
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2y ago
I think it's heavily quantized, so it doesn't cost them (too much). But I think it's still at cost...
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2y ago
even places like Christchurch are hampered by building codes that drive up building costs. It's a real thing
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2y ago
I have no insight, but I always wondered what happens to the $100k+ domains that VC-funded startups buy and then go bust. Do they sell them at a bargain?
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2y ago
weird nitpick — they keep mentioning LMM, but do they mean LLMs?
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2y ago
can't wait for the day the get into GA!
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2y ago
Wow. When I was in Sydney I was surprised at how many protests around there were about Julian Assange... didn't really understand why they cared about him or the US. Guess that worked?
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2y ago
I just used Groq / llama-7b to classify 20,000 rows of Google sheets data (Sidebar archive links) that would have taken me way longer... Every one I've spot checked right now has been correct, and I might write another checker to
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2y ago
I've been a long, long-time reader of Sidebar, and it's bittersweet that Sacha is taking a break, but he deserves it. In case Sacha decides to shut it down completely, I've archived Sidebar in this Google Sheet: https:/
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Sidebar Is Taking a Break
(sidebar.io)
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2y ago
I think changing the title to "Not monitoring our ChatGPT calls costed us $10k" would make it stronger. Adding monitoring is the last thing you think about when pushing out a prototype, and it's easy to forget that a "pr
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2y ago
Being a critic / writing critique for a newspaper is one of the very original ways to create content fluff, a hundred years before social media was ever invented. It's always much easier to be a critic than to actually do the work
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2y ago
I just signed up for the PPLX API and it surprisingly doesn't do internet searches... It just has slightly more recent info than GPT-4. Try searching for "Weather in [your city]" and compare it to Google or any weather app. I
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3y ago
That's a lot of words from someone who doesn't seem to have tried using these tools yet? The Hype is smoke and mirrors, but there are tons of real use cases where things were MUCH easier than before. Things like text to speech or
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3y ago
I'm getting a "concurrency error" so maybe it's been hugged to death?
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3y ago
it's just really nice abstractions that makes everything nicer. But it doesn't offer anything new that you couldn't build yourself
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3y ago
as a "mere user" of the JS or API endpoints, should I think one is better than the other? To me it doesn't really matter if it's Supabase/Neon, Turso, or D1 powering it as long as... it works Is this faster / m
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3y ago
That pricing is quite "less generous" than Turso: https://turso.tech/pricing I'm wondering what accounts for the difference; is Turso just bleeding money on smaller tiers, etc?
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3y ago
For reading sheets, it's better to use the "share as CSV" option since that gets cached pretty well w/o limits
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I'm surprised no one's posted Spread API yet: https://spreadapi.roombelt.com/ It's a free Google Sheets / Apps Script you just paste to your sheet, and it turns the sheet into a full CRUD. It's kind
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3y ago
this is incredible work. Thank you!!
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3y ago
Right, it's like Photoshop shilling itself as "over 1bn builds!" Well obviously, it's probably actually infinite number of things you can do with it. That... should not really be a selling point.
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3y ago
I have a 32GB M3 and... Mixtral 8x7B likes to completely crash the machine haha
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