$1,999

Try https://github.com/asg017/sqlite-vec - Apache 2, Mozilla backed!

I'd be cautious. Project seems abandoned. And I wouldn't say it's one of those cases where a piece of software is just finished and doesn't need any changes.

> IMO, a release with open weights without the "source" is much better than the opposite, a release with open source and no trained weights.

Why not both?

Isn’t everyone using data sets they don’t have rights to? Or at least not right to release.

Both would be even better but it would be much smaller progress for the open source community in comparison to the release of the weights.

Yeah, only the API. To opt out of the app, you’ll need to fill out a Google doc https://help.openai.com/en/articles/7039943-data-usage-for-c...

ChatGPT

The program who can't answer anything that is not the stackoverflow answer you get when you Google your prompt? I don't follow.

ChatGPT solved many of the AoC 2022 problems with no assistance, and those are written in an even more obfuscated style than GCJ. I imagine the LLMs of this summer and next summer would blow through most of the early rounds of GCJ with ease.

AoC tasks are much easier than usual Competitive Programming tasks. AoC is pretty much undergraduate class level (whereas some Competitive Programming problems ended up being turned into actual papers) and the main difficulty in tasks is in implementing the solution rather than coming up with a tricky idea. Also, in AoC time complexity doesn't matter at all - all you need is any solution. Classic Competitive Programming problems have both a memory and a time limit. Most of them have a simple brute force solution but the trick is finding an efficient algorithm.

However, I can see Google execs thinking the same and using this explanation as the reason to close the competition.

What’s a computer?

Yeah, Facebook would never do anything dark and illegal