this is the third article about it, we know, good times are over, will start migrating towards something else
Readit Newsdefraudbah commented on Pricing Changes for GitHub Actions resources.github.com/acti... · Posted by u/kevin-david
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it explains github actions update better than github
defraudbah commented on Pricing Changes for GitHub Actions resources.github.com/acti... · Posted by u/kevin-david
this article explains release better than github itself
https://www.blacksmith.sh/blog/actions-pricing
defraudbah commented on Pricing Changes for GitHub Actions resources.github.com/acti... · Posted by u/kevin-david
I didn't find a single example of any of the upcoming features, should I follow them in github to read release notes?
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a person who gave it - downvoted me again :(
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Me: Open browser full screen, vscode selfhosted, termix, tacticalrmm/guacamole. Nowadays I only need a browser.
lol, another side of the spectrum
nice setup
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Is that still the case? And even if so how is it going to avoid keeping it like that in the future? Are they going to stop scraping new content, or are they going to filter it with a tool which recognizes their own content?
it's a known problem in ML, I think grok solved it partially and chatGPT uses another model on top to search web like suggested below. Hence MLOps field appeared, to solve models management
I find it a bit annoying to navigate between hallucinations and outdated content. Too much invalid information to filter out.
ChatGPT also returns content only created before ChatGPT release, which is why I still have to google damn it!