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Every Way to Get Structured Output from LLMs(boundaryml.com)
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by joatmon-snoo 3y ago
That’s a fabulous one. Thanks for sharing.
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by joatmon-snoo 3y ago
It’s even riskier than VC, because the capital requirements in pharma per venture are _significantly_ higher.
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by joatmon-snoo 3y ago
No such law here in the states, just a political atmosphere where some people adore the idea of socialism and others see it as the coming of the end of times. Combine that with a highly complex industry structure that’s been entrenched for
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by joatmon-snoo 3y ago
If you do the math for GFS, there are some scaling limits that make it quite evident how long ago Google had to leave GFS :)
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by joatmon-snoo 3y ago
Another avenue of escalation is also via your state congressional rep / federal congressional rep. Their offices should always have a constituent services function whose very purpose is to help their constituents navigate these bureauc
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by joatmon-snoo 3y ago
Pretty sure it’s a real error message. I believe it’s a comment system implemented by piggybacking onto GitHub issues, and GH API rate limiting can get aggressive fast.
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by joatmon-snoo 3y ago
Agree with both you and above that low usage is not a good signal of unimportance, but “reset password” is actually used _very_ frequently across the spectrum of average joe users. Here’s an example source: https://www.statista.c
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by joatmon-snoo 3y ago
As someone who left in 2021: - OWNERS is absolutely a necessary and important thing, and yes it sucked when it made finding an approver hard, but the point of OWNERS was to optimize for _local_ ownership. (For non-Google folks: think CODEOW
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by joatmon-snoo 3y ago
This explanation from isocpp is the one that has always guided me: Read the pointer declarations right-to-left. * const X* p means “p points to an X that is const”: the X object can’t be changed via p. * X* const p mean
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by joatmon-snoo 3y ago
This blog post seems more of a strawman to me than anything else; GGS has a poor reputation in historian circles because it doesn't approach historical analysis with a level of rigor appropriate for academia. This quote[0] sums up thin
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by joatmon-snoo 3y ago
A whopping additional app ID for the low, low price of an additional $4900/mo!
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by joatmon-snoo 3y ago
It's talking about different families of programming languages, much like how we classify the different languages that people today speak[1]. I definitely got thrown off by the choice of terminology, but it makes sense once you go thro
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by joatmon-snoo 4y ago
Been here for (nearly) two years now - happy to answer any questions anyone has.
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by joatmon-snoo 4y ago
I made it through eight books of Wheel of Time before I finally stopped reading the series. ... I don't know how I made it to #8.
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by joatmon-snoo 4y ago
Oof. Thanks.
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by joatmon-snoo 4y ago
Trunk | https://trunk.io | Sr Full Stack / Sr C++ | Full-Time | Remote / Hybrid, SF Trunk is an a16z funded dev tools startup, redefining software development at scale. We've built three products so far and have p
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by joatmon-snoo 4y ago
Ex-GCP here. This is a pretty reductionist summary, e.g. the 8-day Cloud Networking incident root cause: > Description: Our engineering team continues to investigate this issue and is evaluating additional improvement opportunities to id
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by joatmon-snoo 4y ago
It's the same, e.g. the git bisect command is just a binary search API for a commit history.
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by joatmon-snoo 4y ago
Uh oh. Can you email me (sam[at]trunk[dot]io) so that we can follow up with you about what's going on here?
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by joatmon-snoo 4y ago
Trunk | https://trunk.io | Sr Full Stack / Sr C++ | Full-Time | Remote / Hybrid, SF Trunk is an a16z funded dev tools startup, redefining software development at scale. We've built three products so far and have p
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by joatmon-snoo 4y ago
Trunk employee here - we're super excited about this launch! We've got a few companies using it, and had other users in our community tell us "It's a very helpful tool that I didn't even know I needed". Even we
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by joatmon-snoo 4y ago
Ah, so both of us were in the dark about the others' expertise - I hadn't really thought about the fact that FPS is basically a start-stop frequency in analog film. > Film seems soft and easy to damage, but somehow all that see
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by joatmon-snoo 4y ago
Standard updates, not STL implementation.
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by joatmon-snoo 4y ago
What you're describing is still a rack and pinion system, but likely to wear much more aggressively. I would be happy to be proven wrong, but my gut instinct is that such a system would wear out very quickly, because due to the involve
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by joatmon-snoo 4y ago
Far more likely to me is that bringing libc++ up to C++20 standards isn't important for google3. Carbon is a O(10y) project, not a O(3y) project. * absl strings provides the same compile-time guarantees that <format> does *
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by joatmon-snoo 4y ago
There are still old-school sushi chefs who refuse to eat salmon. And the parasite concern was absolutely a major problem. https://www.npr.org/transcripts/729396914
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by joatmon-snoo 4y ago
Filed https://github.com/golang/go/issues/57530 .
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by joatmon-snoo 4y ago
Thanks for confirming! Yeah, the brevity thing is always tricky- the classic problem with any academic paper is that you need to assume your reader has some level of background that enables them to follow your reasoning; otherwise you end u
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by joatmon-snoo 4y ago
> in table 3 Figure 3 is an (arbitrary) example of round-robin sunsetting with randomized sunset ordering. The point is to demonstrate how bad backend churn is with this algorithm, by inspecting a normal example of the decisions this alg

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