Because if I understand them correctly, aren’t they a wrapper around all the major LLMs (focused specially on developer use cases?
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Because if I understand them correctly, aren’t they a wrapper around all the major LLMs (focused specially on developer use cases?
The JVM is extremely mature and performant, and JVM-based languages often run 5x (or more) than non-JVM high-level languages like Python or Ruby.
As of writing this, Netflix is -0.6%
Eg, this post has ~50 (though only posted an hour ago)
Rails 8 had ~550
Because in practice, isn't this a bit like "Kleenex" - where everyone knows you mean "tissue" (EMCAScript).
If you know the architecture and oldest CPU model, we're better served with added a bunch more flags, no?
I wish I could compile my server code to target CPU released on/after a particular date like:
-O2 -cpu-newer-than=2019It’s the same reason why vibe coding a better version of Airbnb (even if it’s just a simple CRUD app) wouldn’t actually threaten Airbnb as a business. The product isn’t the moat; the ecosystem is.
Doesn’t that strategy only work in games like Clue, where everyone is trying to uncover the same hidden character?
In Guess Who, you’re identifying your opponent’s character, not a shared one, so any misdirection only hurts you … because it doesn’t generate extra signal for your opponent, so there’s no strategic benefit to misleading them.
Maybe I’m lucky but I run macOS daily without any problems.
(Yes, there’s annoying fit/finish issues in the UI - but no issues with stability)
There’s a level of autonomy by the AI agents (it determines on its own the next step), that is not predefined.
Agreed though that there’s lots of similarities.
Johny Srouji team did instead.
The screenshot below surprised me:
https://zed.dev/img/post/zed-is-our-office/this-week.webp
All the colorful avatars and the busy side/top panels feel out of character with the usual Zed aesthetics.
While I do not work at Zed, I'm curious to hear more about this use case for my own company needs.
It's pretty slick.
No ID, nor Board Pass needed.
Just walk up to TSA, and only facial recognition is needed. It's extremely fast too.
I thought SPARK was a paid (not free) license. Am I mistaken?
Very cool project btw.
Isn’t this suppose to be a “closed-circuit”.
https://discuss.python.org/t/pep-810-explicit-lazy-imports/1...
Like what Apple does with stopwatch.
https://lukashermann.dev/writing/why-the-iphone-timer-displa...
Then again, not many Sandy Bridge mobo supported NVMe.
Just curious, since perf alone doesn’t seem to be the factor.
https://browser.geekbench.com/processors/intel-core-i7-2600k
https://browser.geekbench.com/processors/intel-core-i9-14900...