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Hey golergka, sorry to hear about Cody slowing down your VS Code. Would you be able to share more info about this? I haven't seen Cody users complain about this in the past, so trying to understand what the potential issue might have been.

Feel free to email me at [email protected] if you'd prefer.

Have you tried Cody (https://cody.dev)? Cody has a deep understanding of your codebase and generally does much better at code gen than just one-shotting GPT4 without context.

(disclaimer: I work at Sourcegraph)

Companies typically use Carta to manage their cap table, shares, and overall ownership of the company.

This requires a high level of trust as there is a lot of financial information at stake.

Carta seems to be taking this confidential information and is potentially sharing it with other investors and soliciting investors to sell their shares.

This is a big no-no.

A separate battery pack that costs an extra $16k, and still doesn't get the promised range. Cybertruck has missed the mark big time.

Tipping has gotten absurd in the US. I am unironically waiting for the self-checkout machines at grocery stores to start demanding tips.

I still cave and end up tipping almost every time, since it's not the employees fault, but man - going to a frozen yogurt place, preparing everything myself, and having the checkout employee swing the tablet around for a tip always irks me.

Good luck with that.

I'm pretty sure that it has been the case in 99% of scenarios were consolidation always ended up in a shittier experience for the consumer and employees regardless of the promises the merging companies made.

But money talks at the end of the day.

The StarCoder model is running on Fireworks.ai - and their blog has some more details as well: https://blog.fireworks.ai/accelerating-code-completion-with-...

From everything I've read, it seems that Starfield is a generation or three behind that on NMS.

I don't see how. I haven't played Starfield yet, but from what I've read, all the planets are pretty much the same with a few textures and biomes swapped out and a few random encampments added. You can't even explore the entire planet, just whatever the game engine decides is a planet.

No Man's Sky already did the "trillions of planets" thing, and with that game you could seamlessly go from planet to planet, where in Starfield, it's all loading screens.

Seems like a paid, propped up article, to promote a mediocre game.

Out of the ~3,000 users we have so far, many would fall into the "core creators" category and are finding value. With Video Tap, our focus is allowing them to better focus on video creation, and easily getting other content out of the videos they create.

The primary goal is to repurpose the content. Creating and editing videos takes up a lot of time. If you can create the video once, and get a blog post, promotional materials for it, and other content out of it automatically, it will help you reach a broader audience.

38,xxx/50,000. Fun app!