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Early versions of Andrew Ng's ML MOOC used Octave, if you are looking for examples and exercises. YouTube playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLiPvV5TNogxIS4bHQVW4p...
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Why would I want to use Mistral's MCP services instead of official MCP services from Notion, Stripe, etc.? It seems to me that the official MCP services would be strictly better, e.g. because I don't have to grant access to my res
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I enjoy the responsiveness of the Zed editor compared to VSCode, but I am concerned that it is a VC backed enterprise. For example, I don't like that I am forced to look at its "Sign In" UI, and that they have refused attempt
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If you want to remain relevant in the AI-enabled software engineering future, you MUST get very good at reviewing code that you did not write. AI can already write very good code. I have led teams of senior+ software engineers for many year
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Nice article, but this command doesn't activate the venv that's managed by uv. uv venv activate The command actually creates a new venv in a dir called "activate". The correct way to activate the venv is like th
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1y ago
Why would you use make for a C or C++ project when bazel exists?
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1y ago
Here's a video of one being played (sort of): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3K3VdVbBOxw
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1y ago
How are you generating the boards?
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1y ago
It's not "N-Queens". It's "Star Battle": https://www.puzzle-star-battle.com/ .
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2y ago
What are some similarly ergonomic packages for other languages?
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2y ago
Seems like Humphrey Smith cannot handle his beer.
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I don't think it's particularly relevant that the suspect is a software dev. Many people in the US are software devs nowadays. It has become a completely mainstream career option.
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3y ago
This website is neat, but please keep in mind that you cannot establish causation from an observational study.
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3y ago
Ironically, by the time Spanner became generally available, Google had largely lost their appetite for launching new products.
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Seems like Github should train one LLM per license type. There'd be a GPL LLM that's trained on GPL code, an MIT LLM trained on MIT licensed code, etc. Then Copilot users could select the LLM for a license appropriate for the work
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4y ago
In practice, Chess is not a game of perfect information, since you generally don't know which lines your opponent has prepared beforehand.
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4y ago
Are we similarly concerned about people posting company secrets on the Korean website/app "Blind" on a daily basis?
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4XX errors typically indicate client issues e.g. requesting a non-existent resource. The AI dog should be more concerned about 5XX errors, which indicate server issues e.g. being unavailable.
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The knight move in chess seems a bit strange at first, but it makes sense when you realize that the knight can move to squares that lie on a circle around it.
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4y ago
Nice!
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You should avoid flaky tests. They slow down presubmits and make it hard to do bisections.
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Many folks believe that builds and tests should ideally be "hermetic", and not depend on external state. This can make tests more robust, and facilitates tasks such as bisecting to identify the cause of regressions.
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This is actually very different than `make`, since it will always run the tasks even if their inputs haven't changed[0]. It's a bit bizarre to me that their example involves building code, since that application generally benefits
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Is it possible to use a single fn to replace the beta4..beta18 fns[0], so that the polynomial expressions are generated at comptime instead of being hand-written? [0] https://github.com/axiomhq/zig-hyperloglog/blob
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Ideally we'd have reliable local developer experiences. An unreliable cloud-based developer experience is certainly worse than an unreliable local developer experience, and IME cloud-based developer experiences tend to be unreliable an
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I generally expect to see decent tests along with code in the same PR. I don't care whether the tests were written before or after the code.
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The pitcher mechanism is a miracle of evolution. The plant deploying it below the soil line perhaps not so much.
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I don't need to see every pore in my coworkers' skin when I meet with them over Zoom. The regular (company issued) MBP camera is fine.
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I expect that a judge would think differently.
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"Rule of Law" is the concept that laws apply to everyone. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rule_of_law
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