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qwerty3344

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    Comment #37499645

    Godot is also getting really good

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    Comment #37499633

    what's lacking about Godot C# support?

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    Comment #36900551

    fwiw Google did the same trick with their servers

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    Comment #36695839

    monte carlo or some kind of ant colony simulation probably

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    Comment #35820822

    https://newatlas.com/technology/gpt-4-reflexion/

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    Comment #35820821

    I think it's still significantly behind GPT 3.5/4, both of which can get 67% on HumanEval, and 88% with Reflexion

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    Comment #35745523

    OOOH I've got one - I made a short script that lets me play any video on any site at arbitrary speed (speed controlled by arrow keys). //@ts-check window.kVideoSpeed = 1; window.in…

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    Comment #35549917

    Yep this is what most data structures and algo questions optimize for.

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    Comment #35509253

    > last updated 2023-03-19 Yep, anything that old is ancient in the AI world

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    Comment #35443247

    This isn't true, many open source companies make money in ways that don't diminish the core open source product, Kafka/ElasticSearch/MongoDB/Supabase/Vercel/Grafana/Red Hat/etc

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    Comment #35443211

    Can someone explain how LangChain compares to Llama Index [1]? [1] https://github.com/jerryjliu/llama_index

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    Comment #35336131

    additionally it gets a lot better via iteration, eg. feeding it back any error messages and asking it to try again.

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    Comment #35336122

    > it's not got a single coding question I've asked it right Have you used common prompting techniques like CoT and self-reflection?

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    Comment #35336093

    just use the API which has no limit

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    Comment #35292266

    using chatGPT to summarize: This section summarizes the issue with the ChatGPT service which caused some users to be able to see another user's chat history and payment information…

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    Comment #35265830

    Would love to see a side by side comparison of the completions from this with completions from Copilot

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    Comment #35191512

    There is huge variation in how well people can prompt LLMs, prompt-engineering has many tricks that aren't obvious, that's why there's prompt engineers,

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    Comment #35189403

    There are entire sectors of the economy that LLMs can't touch - hospitality, manufacturing, caregivers, religious sectors, live-action entertainment, etc. Sure some of these will b…

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    Comment #34961045

    gaming wise seems the same as Ryzen 5 7600X which is <1/2 the cost?

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    Comment #34523688

    would humans not make the same mistake?

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    Comment #33909184

    What are the cons of 0xFast vs Alchemy?

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    Comment #33898799

    what are the other core modules near the top?

  23. story
    GitHub pull requests and issues filtering is broken

    https://github.com/pulls and https://github.com/issues shows all open PRs/issues across ALL repos.

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    Comment #32841736

    In the simulation you can see very common helper deps do receive quite a disproportionate amount of funding relative to the effort to maintain though. For example, `rimraf` (~400 L…

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    Comment #32841297

    https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32841229 touched on this also, auto allocation would lead to disproportionate allocation for basic helper deps