viciousplant

Time will tell, and it's a destined trend for more devs close sourcing their code no matter what curious angle you are trying to justify large firms using AI exploiting money, and I doubt you are working for one of them.

people wear different shoes, there is simply no single truth. What's the difference between your gratitude for problems / inspiring thankfulness and this guy's "bitching", when you think your reality is 'the' right one? I wish you all good luck in your rest life stranger.

That "Unreliable gradients" part is what I worry about most, why would I use a product when it just "returning incorrect gradients"?

Have you ever thought how and why the “it’s not my job” attitude fostered? Most people at least myself on their first day working would never thought they would end up at some point as people they despised so much.

kudos for this.

highlight: Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL)

"Error establishing a database connection"

But I would say it's because others are easy.

Yes others are hell lot easier.

transform logic to sound? hmm interesting idea

Can you share the technology & methods sourcegraph use for syntax/semantic analysis?

If there is a brief comparison of tools you have tried and abandoned it would be really really helpful.

The accuracy of whatever working behind the scene is simply amazing.

don't you see the purpose is purely the anime?

HD4000...hmm can we play Diablo III on it?

totally agree

Am I the only one thinks that Python is definitely not suitable for syntax magic? like Ruby or something else does?

color not bold enough, anyway, it's good.