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This is cool! How do you plan to make it sustainable? I can’t imagine this being cheap over time unless you have a sponsorship with OpenAI.

Sourcegraph uses OpenAI for embeddings. The default LLM is Claude 2 and Claude Instant for completions.

I’ve been using Fig since the beta days and I love it. I’m sure there will be some changes but at least they didn’t sell to Google. Congrats to Brendan and the team.

We look forward to your feedback :)

We use OpenAI for their embeddings API.

We should have this in our docs, but for now you can read this whitepaper if you are interested: https://about.sourcegraph.com/whitepaper/cody-context-archit...

Hi we are tracking Sublime requests here: https://github.com/sourcegraph/cody/discussions/10

This takes me back when Yahoo! started to add their logo to Flickr’s a year or so after the acquisition. I think someone made a Firefox extension I downloaded. It’s amazing how attached we all can get to certain logos.

There is no squatting happening. I personally merge PRs as soon as they come in.

That was a great read thank you for sharing.

I’ve been debating whether to ask my doctor about trying it. My whole adult life I’ve been struggling with my weight and tried nutritionist, apps, you name it and can’t keep the weight off for more than a year. I hate vomiting so this is making me rethink. Thanks for sharing very helpful.

We love you too

I always heard it "Stah Mon!"

“Mein Leben” if anyone has played Wolf 3D, you know what it is.

FWIW we are actively working on support for Neovim.

The irony is he shutdown Revue that directly competed with Substack.

Sorry wasn't my intention. It's free.

On the roadmap, no ETA.

Edit: It's free

Echoing Sourcegraph's CTO: It's important for OSS projects to be discoverable whether they are on npm, GitHub, or some other code host. There's a long tail of great projects that use independent code hosts. If you want us to add your project to Sourcegraph's index, please ping us: community@sourcegraph.com

via: https://twitter.com/beyang/status/1618364271905361920

I'm going to give this a shot. I have been using "Minimal Theme for Twitter" extension for a couple of years and love it. I'm less distracted by hiding what's trending, etc.

Great point.

> Three months later Netflix cut prices and referred to Amazon’s assumed imminent entry to the space; Netflix’s stock slid again.

I never understood why Netflix would continue to become one of the largest AWS customers after Amazon entered the space. Will someone please enlighten me?

What a great article. I’m a proud Ars Technica subscriber so if you enjoyed this article consider subscribing.

I would definitely pay for more reliability. It’s a great piece of technology that I see myself using multiple times a day.

Thank you for posting this Seth! I will be adding Urllib3 to our (Sourcegraph's) Open Collective budget asap.

I can confirm that. I grabbed "odb" back in the day from a squatter (no repos or activity)

How the hell did they snag a 1 character username on GitHub?

I like it. Maybe replace NaN with something else. It's distracting IMO.

> 1) Don't allow unsafe (you can have an easy code search for this) 2) Forbid unsafe cargos

This can be accomplished with cargo vet (https://mozilla.github.io/cargo-vet/how-it-works.html?highli...)

I was the co-founder and lead maintainer of BootstrapCDN for 8 years.

4.3 trillion requests, 108 petabytes transfered, installed on 7 million sites (today its 10mm).

I was also the art director for the Bash logo but BootstrapCDN took the cake in terms of impact.