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by etse 2y ago
I'm not quite understanding how different prompts for different models reduces the attractiveness of a framework. A framework could theoretically have an LLM evals package to run continuous experiments of all prompts against across all
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by etse 2y ago
If you wanted to compare OpenAI models against Anthropic or Google, wouldn't the framework help a lot? Breaking APIs is more about bad framework development than frameworks in general. I think frameworks tend to provide an escape hatch
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by etse 2y ago
Go's debugger has worked just fine for years. What do you prefer about gdb (which also seems to support Go)?
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by etse 2y ago
Go isn't pretty to look at, but I feel so much more confident in a successful Go build than starting up Python–not knowing when exceptions will throw or crash until it's run is frustrating. I'm sure Rust folks feel exponentia
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by etse 2y ago
I can imagine. An AI "copilot" could mean quick error correction... or maybe a snowballing of tiny errors into something catastrophic.
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by etse 2y ago
Harrison Ford says, "I know," instead of "I love you, too" (or something like that) in Empire Strikes Back's carbonite freezing scene. That's an immensely significant and meaningful update.
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by etse 2y ago
Well, without charging for it, right?
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by etse 3y ago
Nice results! It reminds me of the Portal song about Aperture Science: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y6ljFaKRTrI
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by etse 3y ago
Entrepreneurship in semiconductors is its own world. Perhaps to a lesser degree, pharmaceuticals, but it’s a valid consideration that credentials and background help overcome barriers when needing to raise massive amounts of money to get st
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by etse 3y ago
By "It challenged my thinking and improved it." OP probably meant 'improved upon it', or 'improved on it' where "it" was the originally desired output.
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by etse 3y ago
Well put. Unfortunately true!
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by etse 3y ago
Git-versioned marketing templates seem unfriendly to presumably a marketing user. That said, I’ve been integrating and supporting similar platforms over the past several years, and the feature set and maturity is low for the cost of these s
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by etse 3y ago
Wasn’t this supposed to be Kurian’s prerogative—sell enterprise services? Google product seem fine to me, but I agree that they have no customer care DNA. I was expecting someone from the outside to bring it in.
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by etse 3y ago
PowerBook G3 had expansion ports, too. Maybe it was the 1-inch thick titanium powerbook g4 that changed the game.
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by etse 3y ago
Thanks for sharing that. I liked your note on doing the trail in your mind because it reminds me of when I stumble through a piano piece that I learned decades ago as a kid. It somehow brings me back in time, so that I feel like I could gue
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by etse 3y ago
Let's view this from a different angle. The money will always be coming in. Since the movie is beloved for non-racist reasons, let's assume the racist and non-racist portions are in competition. Removing scenes that don't af
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by etse 4y ago
People are so convinced of a slippery slope, but I haven’t been able to piece together the plausible evil end game from the comments here. What am I missing?
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by etse 4y ago
Stay on the old version, because you can.
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by etse 4y ago
How would you compare Swift with Kotlin in terms of being a good stand-in for high-level Rust? I've not paid attention to Kotlin in a while, but it seems like there's more progress at supporting Kotlin across more platforms (Kotli
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by etse 4y ago
What about the modeling sound in particular fails indistinguishable? My ears aren't trained enough.
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by etse 4y ago
I agree that machine-generated passwords are better, though it spends half of the article on it, based on this weird statement: > The LastPass account password “best practices” advice linked to in their announcement says nothing about us
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by etse 4y ago
Did you even read the article?
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by etse 4y ago
Change doesn’t have to come at the pace of npm. Let’s be charitable, people. :)
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by etse 4y ago
Alternative to the recursive function question, was also one testing mathematic induction (1999). I didn't know enough CS or Scheme to get into CS61A, but they were fine with getting the underlying concept in a language that was safer
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by etse 4y ago
I think Apple was motivated to switch to Intel because of the stagnated development of PowerPC. You may be thinking further back, like in the 90s, regarding Macs that could dual boot into PC
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by etse 4y ago
Could you elaborate on what you meant about the sports team applying only to key people? Is it about a difference between operational work and strategic work?
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by etse 5y ago
By resources the parent comment seemed to emphasize lack of “community”, and not training.
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by etse 5y ago
Toyota Sienna minivan. Having driven only sedans and coupes, and grew up riding in 90s-era SUVs, I was shocked to discover what modern "minivan life" is like... as a parent. For me, my reference for modern is the past two weeks of
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by etse 5y ago
I don't think Google Cloud monitoring and alerts only supports Slack besides SMS and email. No sign of Google Chat.
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by etse 5y ago
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