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codeisawesome

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    Comment #43096290

    Would be great if there were more details on the costs of doing this work - especially when loading lots of tokens of context via repo mix and then generating code with context (co…

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    Comment #42965416

    The README is indeed clear, engaging and well-structured! The Screencap gifs are pretty helpful to immediately understand the scope of the project.

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    Comment #42617225

    I’m not sure I’d agree with pivoting being a signal that prior work was discretionary. I think, in a lot of cases the strategic pressure from competition becoming more efficient or…

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    Comment #42382139

    It would be great if these questions also included a sub-question on distribution strategy, that's one of the hardest things to visualize as a developer from $0 to $500.

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    Comment #41291861

    How does this compare to Agent Zero (frdel/agent-zero on GitHub)? Seems that provides similar functionality and uses docker for running the scripts / code generated.

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    Comment #40699397

    I’d love to read a blog post from successful one person startups that are in the highly competitive spaces like DevOps tooling (uptime, analytics…) on how they go-to-market and dif…

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    Comment #39324081

    Thank you so much for the detailed answer! I didn’t realize Ollama was OSS, I confused it with LMStudio’s licensing. I’ll try it out. I would say I care a lot more about the perple…

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    Comment #39319888

    Is there a tutorial on how to get that setup running step-by-step? I only found a GitHub issue ( https://github.com/ggerganov/llama.cpp/issues/4439 ) that mentions that mainline ll…

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    Comment #39278247

    I’m an immigrant. I’ll be the first in line to agree that all the demands (and the specifics of those demands: personal space, hygiene, clothing, noise etc) for assimilation by wes…

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    Comment #39146123

    Thank you for sharing this openly, the content is personally useful for me.

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    Comment #38718644

    Would be cool if there was a single site with an easy-to-use but comprehensive index of all such materials found in and around an average home that would make a chemist anxious, al…

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    Comment #38691028

    Thank you for typing out the explanation!

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    Comment #38393401

    Thanks for the reply! Always been curious about this with various startups.

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    Comment #38388257

    Wow, brand new product but already 'trusted by Oracle, Paypal, Amazon, Cisco' based on the logos I'm seeing on the home page. How was that achieved?

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    Comment #38352509

    GPT-4 weights, the RLHF s/w & logs, data sources … if all of that were truly open , it would be incredible.

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    Comment #38179893

    Young people also aren't rich, and live amongst the awful rent seeking economy built by those who came before. So it's not hypocritical to want to buy cheap, it's an unfortunate ne…

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    Comment #38015004

    I would like to respectfully dissent, I like most of those things! Also Peter Jackson’s (first) trilogy wouldn’t be made…

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    Comment #37960505

    Excited to see what positive changes are forthcoming for startup entrepreneurs!

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    Comment #37862927

    Would be awesome for folks with irreparable damage or diseases like scoliosis if it could “just” be replaced though.

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    Comment #37862898

    Ah, thanks for clarifying… I assumed nerve signals travel at the speed of light and the person responding to me was being sarcastic!

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    Comment #37837513

    Would it be possible in a sci-fi near-future to transplant a new, lab-grown vertebral column, using something like this?

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    Comment #37784887

    Yep, and what’s more, I’m sure that commenter is not referring to, say, ethnically German or French visa holders when disparaging “all those H1Bs” ;) I’ve learned to not be surpris…

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    Comment #37449304

    The reason I use the term astroturfing is the complaint posts / comments all look & sound very similar with minor variations, like a “shaped charge” that detonates peoples’ emotion…