Re:Stack Overflow announces 28% headcount reduction
by cmcaleer on Monday October 16, 2023 @08:55AM
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With how good local models are getting this might not even be necessary. Code Llama derivatives aren't quite there yet for me but if the $20/month meant much to me they would be.
Re:Stack Overflow announces 28% headcount reduction
by Kiro on Monday October 16, 2023 @09:31AM
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I'm not so sure using local models is a cheaper alternative. Computation/electricity is not free and OpenAI is heavily subsidised. It feels like people think local models are free just because they don't need to pay a third party directly.
I think the real benefit of local models lies elsewhere.
Re:Stack Overflow announces 28% headcount reduction
by AlchemistCamp on Monday October 16, 2023 @12:07PM
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A lot of people here have no income and are trying to get into software (or working on their pre-revenue startups).
Especially the people who need a better Stack Overflow, are likely not to have huge employee salaries.
Re:Stack Overflow announces 28% headcount reduction
by lionkor on Monday October 16, 2023 @01:22PM
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Students... :/
Re:Stack Overflow announces 28% headcount reduction
by aleph_minus_one on Tuesday October 17, 2023 @09:04AM
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Pay for your tools? This is not exactly a community of low-income people here.
The prices of such tools are often oriented towards people who have high-paying job in Silicon Valley. Not everybody who reads or posts on Hacker News belongs to this group. :-(
Pay for your tools? This is not exactly a community of low-income people here.