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Ofc :) Asking this because we have copilot at work (assuming it is quite common for enterprise)

Sounds very interesting. Do you have plan to support gh copilot as model provider?

then just hire them in asia.. and stick to globalization...?

watched it stuck at rocket hideout for 10 mins.... let me check 1hr later to see if it can find a way out

and they can explain it in whichever why they like

There should be no real vendor lock in in my opinion. You can ask the same question with pi + qwen (or any harness + good enough model) with internet access and it will work. Chatgpt is just one option came in handy.

No I don't share anything with chatgpt. But I do have a $20 subscription, if it matters. I feel It's just capable enough to find what I want from my usually vague and inaccurate description.

I had the same problem for a very long time but it is largely solved now. I started to simply ask chatgpt "hey I read something about x, y month ago but can't find it now". There is a surprisingly high chance chatbot can just give the exact answer back to me, usually with extra interesting reading materials as a plus.

Good and bad plans can have orders of magnitude performance difference. The bad one can easily do enough damage cutting the performance in half before it is canceled.

Since oil companies will make good money from the price hike and exports, I guess they’ll lobby against an export ban?

I fell into the trap (again)

I lost my grandma because of this. She was taken care of by my uncle and my father, and deep in my heart, part of me blames them for not doing their best. At the same time, I know they did way more than I ever could have done. It’s just so hard to take care of someone like that.

Why is java bad here...? Because of GC?

Yes. That is what trust means. And being able to trust the right folks makes a good manager.

I’ve worked on both sides, so I know they’re actually very different.

As a manager, the first thing you do is get to know your people. Some of them will be very strong and trustworthy. You give them the hardest work, and you ask them the least. That’s how you scale your team’s scope without getting overburdened. And that’s why teams have key people.

But when you work with LLMs, you still need to understand most of the ideas yourself if it’s a serious product. Because in the end, it means nothing to “trust” an agent. You’re the one responsible for what you and the LLM ship.

I guess the demand is just too high... But even after the price hike, ds is still much cheaper?

Did you submit the other half? Which definitely would prove "dog ate my homework"

I thought I met some huge breakthrough on computer science until I saw your comment

Now you actually have very long meetings with AI, if you consider all these long design / explorer / post-poc conversations "meetings".

so Deutschland is not affected. Germany is

for a couple secs, i cannot tell if you are joking or it is true...

i guess you still have the "auto" as an option to route your request

is CXMT attacking every contry?

as some one whose family passed away due to pneumonia, spo2 is a life saving feature if we had that back then. probably 99.9% of the time spo2 number is good enough. but the value is really about the left 0.1% . of course the false positive rate should be low enough.

I have my glasses and still got here :(

It reminds me of that joke where young people see a floppy disk for the first time and say, "Oh, you 3D printed the save icon!" Might be reality very soon.

It's amazing to me how we called "box-product" now has a fancy new name "local-first". "Box product" is quite well understood. It has a lot of benefits, but also the business model is harder to get right comparing to cloud services. For opensource projects, that will not be a problem tho.

Will this verdict stop Skiplagged from continuing its business in the future, either legally or financially? Or is it more like a one-time penalty they have to pay

I'm really interested. Could you kindly elaborate?

Apologies if this is a dumb question, but PearAI, Continue, and Cursor all seem like different versions of GitHub Copilot to me. Am I understanding that correctly? Why are we funding so many 'GitHub Copilot's?