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lgas
10mo ago
Do you want monads? Because this is how you get monads.
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10mo ago
> Personally, I don't think that is much of a problem, as you should be able to come up with a "superlean" version of your theorem prover where correctness is easier to see, and then let the original prover export a proof
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lgas
10mo ago
I was referring to the dead salmon in the study seeming to show increased activation in the brain and spinal coord.
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10mo ago
I'm not sure I understand what you're getting at -- your last paragraph suggestions that you understand the point of formal specification languages and theorem provers (ie. for the automated prover to verify the proof such that yo
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lgas
10mo ago
You need to install psycopg2, or perhaps more likely psycopg2-binary to access postgres databases. After hiichbindermax and mrbump helped me out upthread, I was able to get it working via: uvx --from sqlit-tui --with psycopg2-binary
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lgas
10mo ago
Ah, thanks. This worked great. I was fooled by the package name.
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10mo ago
I was surprised to find that I could not run it with uvx: % uvx sqlit Built unicodecsv==0.14.1 Built sqlit==0.1.6 Installed 2 packages in 1ms Traceback (most recent call last): File "/Users/j
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10mo ago
I think almost everyone is with you on readability, but I think it would be hard to make the case that it lacks power.
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10mo ago
I'm not 100% sure I'd call that a hallucination, but it's close enough and interesting enough that I'm happy to stand corrected.
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lgas
10mo ago
True, though an easier mistake to make, I imagine.
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10mo ago
They cause hallucinations in dead salmon? I find that hard to believe.
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lgas
10mo ago
What is the difference in behavior? They both look like they would delete the user's home directory. I assume the latter would try to delete a directory literally named with a tilde instead?
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10mo ago
I don't have much need of this personally, but I was playing around with an example from earlier in the thread and ended up with this: #!/usr/bin/env -S uv run --with sh --script from sh import ifconfig pri
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lgas
10mo ago
You get all the features of postgres.
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11mo ago
QuickCheck also shrinks automatically and preserves invariants though?
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lgas
11mo ago
Always returning the empty list meets your spec.
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lgas
1y ago
> It does this because the sounds processed by the ear are often localized in time. What would it mean for a sound to not be localized in time?
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lgas
1y ago
And an operating system
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lgas
1y ago
Not necessarily. Could get hit by a car later the same day.
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1y ago
Surely if fastest execution speed is your goal then something like PRINT "1";CHR(13);"2";$CHR(13);"Fizz";$(CHR)...etc would be your best bet? Of course if you are happy with spaces instead of newlines a
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lgas
1y ago
This is how a lot of big tech companies scale support.
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lgas
1y ago
why can't you?
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lgas
1y ago
Just pick one then, since so far you've conveyed nothing at all about them, so we're all left to wonder what you might be thinking of.
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lgas
1y ago
Presumably this is aimed at people that want to take advantage of it in Lean.
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1y ago
> In addition it can assume its writing some throwaway script ... Do you explicitly tell it that it's writing production code? I find giving it appropriate context prevents or at least improves behaviors like this.
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1y ago
AI is a tool, like any other. Imagine you invented a new machine gun that fires faster and has less recoil but james more often. Who will be able to put the new machine gun to better use -- new recruits or veteran soldiers? C'mon.
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1y ago
> Isn’t programming the clearest form of writing? Not the way most people do it.
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1y ago
You can give an LLM access to tools that it can invoke to actually copy and paste.
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1y ago
What else would it model? It's literally about the world.
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1y ago
It seems somewhat obvious to me. Language models the world, and LLMs model language. If A models B and B models C then A models C, as well, no?
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