Cool product :)
I'm still so gun-shy on using any llm tooling in prod for sysadmin, devops, etc. but frontier models walk circles around me in bash at insane tok/s. cURL and cat + json sounds nice
Wise to critique both holistically, which makes it funny when people want to ignore an individual's or group's track record (especially regarding specific mental models or types of analyses) when evaluating a specific argument
Happy OPNsense user here, with no current plans to change. Ruckus unleashed + brocade ICX treat me very well.
The all-in-one router indeed are only access points to me, and I don't exactly wish 'only having an AIO router' on people.
Interesting; I checked my personal acct setting this morning given other news, and found it disabled.
I hadn't used my chatgpt account since ~'23 or earlier, and it was retained since then.
Yet: how is pricing?
Evaluating contents and routing appropriately isn't a new challenge in OCR, one of the oldest fields of applications in ML.
Thus, how do the smaller open models perform in tandem with relatively pricy $/pg models & APIs?
Your use case is remarkably rare relative to the volume and price sensitivity of enterprise data warehouse ops.
I remember when a post of mine was flagged due to pretty obvious patent trolling against a cool FOSS project, but i made the critical error of 'crying' in my title.
Maybe I should flag this to get it out of my system.
With some very healthy 'fair use' aspects, though I also would not have picked the Wikipedia article (as others have noted in these comments).
Judicious use of flags is encouraged.
Have you ever been downvoted for calling 'dupe?' I once was downvoted after calling dupe on a link posted thrice. HN is an interesting place to hang out, that's for sure.
Hold on, rational humans downvoted this? Because you can't discern which is satirical and you have no sense of humor?
I'll give you the same treatment I give cringe lords in online first-person shooters: take a shower.
PSA: If your comment includes a variant of "I like releasing directly AI in my vault..." or "My vault as context is required..."
I ignore your comment :D
Wow, thanks for your honesty here. I'm commenting primarily to commend your decision-making which I couch in empathetic understanding.
I saw your post and immediately thought, "good, surprised it took {any organization leaving github} this long." I don't hate big M nor the 'github ecosystem' (except maybe github actions, which seems to get 10x the attention it deserves); the challenge is I perceive far better solutions to be chosen which would serve the open source world if we simply deploy a slight increase in cognitive energy.
My comments have a weird history: either I display technical prowess and flavor my comment negatively (as is statistically more common on HN), or I get downvoted.
My response is to spend less time on HN :D if I want pressure to think a certain way by people with limited skin-in-the-game in my life, i'll just show up to a fundamentalist church ;)
Can we get one which scans for downvotes on comments which are either positive or in anyway against any dominant narrative in HN?
*If you feel attacked by this comment, you know exactly what to do. Do it. Fulfill your destiny.