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by Vgoose 1mo ago
I wish I could write this well. What an enjoyable read.
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Types with AI: Working with LLMs Through Types(alecvo.org)
1 points by Vgoose 2mo ago|0 comments
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by Vgoose 2mo ago
I think there's a simple explanation for why the models aren't good at "maintainable" code: they're not explicitly trained on it in post-training. It being hard to quantify what maintainable is and there not being a
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by Vgoose 2mo ago
Thanks for sharing, I've never heard of variety before and that was an interesting read. It makes me think of a broader term I've been using to describe the run time state of the system: Entropy. I've given up on measuring th
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by Vgoose 2mo ago
Ive have a definition of state space that is calculated by just the types of the system. It’s a rough approximation of the true state space but it’s convenient (and more reflective of what we actually mean by system state IMO) and types are
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by Vgoose 2mo ago
Nice! I actually ran across this paper+benchmark recently, too. It's the first I've found that start to aim at some of the non-functional and longitudinal requirements that I think have always been an important part of writing pro
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Types with AI(alecvo.org)
3 points by Vgoose 2mo ago|0 comments
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by Vgoose 2y ago
My architect introduced Architecture Decision Records to my company and it's made a world of difference. Are there other tools and mechanisms people have found helpful to facilitate and scale group thinking?
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by Vgoose 3y ago
This is my go to diagramming tool. It takes a lot of little tricks to get things to turn out exactly how you want, but they're not required. It communicates information just fine. The tricks are only required if you care about aestheti
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by Vgoose 3y ago
I've actually seen more of her name than Akita itself. In a way, that's great marketing.
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by Vgoose 5y ago
It used to be around every few weeks I would read something cool about Elixir. This past two weeks it's down to every few days. I think someone's trying to tell me something.