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Has anyone compared a setup like this to just using LM Studio?

I've noticed my bar for "fast" has gone down quite a bit since the o1 days. It used to be one of the main things I evaluated new models for, but I've almost completely swapped to caring more about correctness over speed.

Surprised the `satisfies` operator wasn't called out

As someone who hasn't used any skills, I haven't noticed any degradation

I highly doubt Putin is concerned with the aesthetics of the White House

Wait until you see what Axon is doing

I'd also like to second this and probably will in every Zed post. This is the primary reason I'm not ready to switch to Zed just yet.

GitHub seems to be down as a whole.

I think it's person to person, I've never had any stomach issues at all.

Also wish they would put more emphasis on autocompletions, that's like 99% of what I use AI for is basically a better Intellisense

Did you mean a better world than Keith?

Makes sense, my perceived best professors were those that were enthusiastic about teaching and/or the subject

missing z/OS as well...

I'm a hypocrite because I'm now currently paying for Cody due to their integration with the new OpenAI o1-preview model. I find this model to be mind blowing and it's made me actually focus on the more mundane tasks that come with the job.

Why did it make me laugh? I thought the delivery was funny is all.

Not needing an ORM made me laugh

Sorry that's probably because I used the moving excuse very often when I was younger to get them to shut up.

Plus it's wild they staff an entire agency to handle these types of calls. Talk about a loser's mindset.

Conversely there is a gym in my town that was a month to month subscription with moments notice cancellation. They'd even pro-rate your remaining time back to you. I ended up joining and cancelling those gyms a lot through college years, but I'm much more willing to rejoin if it was easy to cancel.

Yeah Spotify removed one of my family members from my 5-person subscription (only using 3 slots) so I immediately cancelled my subscription and had to deal with a lot of manipulative tactics to not cancel. This kind of behaviour 1, shouldn't be legal and 2, shouldn't be rewarded. I have plenty of Spotify alternatives, so this kind of behavior ultimately signals a floundering company resorting to hacks.

Same with SSNIs, I get brain zaps if I don't take my medication early enough in the day. It can come with nausea too, so missing a dose can potentially ruin my evening.

Finding examples of how others implement similar logic is my biggest use case for code searching, but since GitHub copied SourceGraph, I don't have much of a need for these self-hosted solutions.

d) tax incentives?

There's a life and death cycle even for companies and its important to remember that. Leaving and starting somewhere fresh seems natural.

I was reading and thought this was about as concrete as they got:

"The new mechanical architecture improves heat dissipation and efficiency for up to 20 percent better sustained performance. Along with the new internal design and advanced power management of iOS 18, larger batteries are optimized to offer a huge leap in battery life."

I think about this a lot. It's certainly not sustainable for streaming companies to consistently increase end-user pricing. I understand why they are doing it, but there will only be an increasing number of individuals unwilling to watch X amount of ads or pay X amount a month.

I clicked around on Tony's site and found this listing of Syndicate related repositories: https://syndicate-lang.org/code/repos/

I do love the idea of a dedicated compiler handling my builds. Even with the most modern build tools today, large web applications can take minutes to build which doesn't include type checking, linting and testing. If you're not prioritizing build times as your app grows, this can quickly balloon.

You may have to start building your own reverse index if you're polling API's at query time

I'd imagine this is a direct Kabbalah reference since they goes on to talk about implementing Tarot.