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How to Build and Scale Onboarding
(review.firstround.com)
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Dear Apple and Google: still no app rollbacks?
(tramline.app)
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2y ago
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Draftflow: A Collaborative CRDT-Aware Editor AI
(vishnugopal.com)
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The Rise and Fall of Ashton-Tate (2023)
(abortretry.fail)
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2y ago
With negative/positive, the invariant would be sum(amount) = 0; with your approach, it would be sum(debit-credit)=0. Both are valid, it is just two ways of expressing the same thing. I think it is useful to think about double-entry boo
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2y ago
> Instead of using negative numbers, Accounts have normal balance: normal credit balance literally means that they are normal when its associated entries with type credit have a total amount that outweighs its associated entries with typ
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That part of the article felt quite wrong to me as well. I've built accounting systems that worked well for a decade, where internally the values were a single amount column in the journal table. If it was a debit, it'd be positiv
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Building and taking a horizontal product to market is hard
(wrap-text.equals.com)
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Live Types in a TypeScript Monorepo
(colinhacks.com)
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Hermes 3 – Nous Research
(nousresearch.com)
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Thanks, that makes sense. I avoid using LLMs for math because it is only a text token prediction system (but a magical one at that), and can't do true numeric computation. But making it write code to compute works well.
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I'm curious to hear more about this. I've seen very little hallucination with mainstream LLMs where the conversation revolves around concepts that were well-represented in the training data. Most educational topics thus have been
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Cambria: Translate your data with lenses (2020)
(inkandswitch.com)
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FoundationDB/fdb-record-layer: A record-oriented store built on FoundationDB
(github.com)
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Have you tried rubbing a database on it?
(hytradboi.com)
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DuckDB's CSV Sniffer: Automatic Detection of Types and Dialects
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2y ago
Good question. LLMs are surprisingly less fragile than hand-coded parsers for unstructured data like the ones in a bank statement. And to be clear - I'm not sending the entire statement to Claude; instead, only the account name/na
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2y ago
Plain Text Accounting has become significantly easier to do for me on a regular basis, thanks to LLMs. Specifically: importing bank statements into hledger and avoiding manual entry. I use a JSON file to map bank entries to my hledger accou
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Fossil: Fossil Is Not Relational
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The Chestnut Tree: The Experience of Contingency
(twren.sites.luc.edu)
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A rule-based styling system for immediate-mode UIs
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Achieving Self-Sustainability in Interactive Graphical Programming Systems [pdf]
(kar.kent.ac.uk)
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Watt: A high performance text editor for macOS
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Copy Mode – Wez's Terminal Emulator
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Programming as an Experience: The Inspiration for Self [pdf]
(bibliography.selflanguage.org)
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Making a 3D modeler in C in a week
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Sled theoretical performance guide – sled-rs.github.io
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Text Effects
(redblobgames.com)
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Preface: Dive into Systems
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Chinese Businessmen: Superstition Doesn't Count
(commoncog.com)
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