aiunboxed

Introduction on how node js implements parallelism using event loops and worker threads.

Is it working ? Historically speaking it has taken openai some time to stablise new features

- gpt 4, browse plug-in.. let us see how this goes.

YouTube is used as Spotify in a India. I usually get 50 per cent of my music from YouTube and rest 50 from Spotify

Any way to find out function prompts as well. Let us say in Gpt plug-ins?

What would be great if these papers can also have some same prompts shared on github / share gpt so that everyone can try

And no ads in between of meditation videos

No ads when you are driving - since you can't skip them

Also some questions

- how much is the role of product vs distribution? - should be go aggressive on distribution with a relatively new product?

How does your image / video processing pipeline look like ?

It reminds me of how there was a dispute of X's logo being taken from a mono type font

https://www.ft.com/content/da262b2a-f39a-466b-9b2f-2f8fa84f0...

Apple will probably just price the individual parts high by claiming that their parts are of higher quality which will again deter customers to get their parts repaired.

Hopefully Altman and Microsoft backend Helion can solve this problem. Excited to see the future of that company as well.

Agree, that is all kids would need.

Typescript, Python all are exception

This has always been a debate in my head whether to make the function return error codes or to throw those errors.

Irrespective of throwing an error or returning an error you need to handle it somewhere. If you are returning an error then the type system can handle it and the person calling your function can get an idea.. while if you are throwing an error in most of the languages your caller function will not get an idea that this function can throw an error.

It is back up

Hmm, hopefully people have enough avenues to match the extra income that they are going to generate

Yes right, and who doesn't like free publicity amongst their TG

Any reason why palm or cohere models are not here ?

I think pretty much all the companies who provide vector search are indirect competitors

:D :D

Sorry my question was on the basis of the quality of the results, simply put .. how does players who have good semantic search turn out against "legacy" players who had good text search

I wonder how do legacy search players like elastic / solr compete against the new age startups combining semantic and regular search ?

> The historic background for this is that the first Debian project leaders were implicitly all-powerful dictators until they chose to step down

What was this about ?

Bad habits, not the one you mentioned but sometimes I feel that same time invested in software development might have yielded better results.

In software development you also have test cases where your code should pass so you have in CP

Agree, it feels like the right decision as well. The grid felt a little bit like shadcn hence I asked.

Using external libraries gives some early velocity, but most of the good looking libraries are incomplete and most of the complete ones are boring (material / bootstrap)

Top coder, codeforces, they have penalties for wrong submissions right ?

I believe the issue isn't necessarily with the organization itself, but rather with the inherent nature of most individuals who may not actively seek improvement or introspection. Many people tend to gravitate towards comfort and familiarity, resisting change even when it's beneficial

After all, an organization is ultimately a reflection of its people.

Sometimes people need direction and for that direction having a visionary leadership team and having strong middle managers become extremely necessary.

Ui using shadcn ?

Yes as a former competitive programmer I think there are a lot of benefits to learning algorithms

- It makes you habitual to pushing bug free code as there is a penalty you give in every wrong submission.

- You have to make sure that you get the submission done is shortest possible time, you learn to execute with speed.

- You have great debugging skills

- Edit (Edge cases as well)

Do you super impose the text or make AI generate the text? Are there good tools to make AI generate text on images ?

Yes personally I also can't co relate with git being hard, I mean yes during the initial days of learning you get stuck, but it is the same with everything right ?