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lysecret
3y ago
I can relate to this. IMO in the title there is a WHEN. Missing. If you are using pencil and paper every time (even for the 100th little API variation) you are doing too much planning haha
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3y ago
This is a super cool idea.
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I love doing this in Python/Pycharm. I feel like there are three development modes: 1. Greenfield new development, on unknown parameters (complicated APIs, data frames). I like to use Jupyter Notebooks for that. I use them like a reall
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3y ago
Yea, this is the only thing I don't like about them, that I can't test them locally. More generally, is there something like a "on prem cloud" which just replicates say Cloud Tasks (but also other Cloud Apis) using local
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3y ago
I love Task Queues. We are using them extensively. Also, they give you deduplication for free and a lot of other nice features like delayed tasks storing tasks for up to 30 days extremely detailed rate limits etc.
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3y ago
Bribery, or tax evasion.
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Ah haha I am going through the exact same experience but picked up F# about 4 months ago and ChatGpt has been an absolute godsend. There is a whole category of blockers in learning that have been eliminated.
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In-depth: Functional programming in C++ (2012)
(gamedeveloper.com)
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Holy smokes that is sending me down a rabbit hole haha. Really liked this one: https://www.gamedeveloper.com/programming/in-depth-functiona...
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Yes wanted to comment that as well.
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3y ago
hack job death march That is my new favourite expression and describes 85% of startups.
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3y ago
Have you heard of Boaty McBoatface ?
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3y ago
Yes crime and punishment was the first one I read a few years ago. Would love to know which scene you are referring to.
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3y ago
Brothers Karamazov: An absolutely fantastic demonstration of family dynamics (from a purely male perspective). The Idiot: What happens to a close to perfect person in an imperfect world. What I loved about this book, it doesn't go the
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Interesting the ration of upvotes to comments really gives you a good estimate of how controversial a topic is.
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The History of Superconductors (Before LK-99)
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Vaguely related I have been reading a lot of the first modern books (e.g. from 1850-1930) ish. (Dostoyevsky, Kirkegard and so on). And it is truely fascinating, how modern they feel. In Either/Or he specifically talks about what makes
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A man who almost faked his way to a Nobel Prize
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People are just automatically assuming that because we had this big leap in LLMs for chat responses, we would have an equivalent jump in LLMs for embedding based retrieval. And to my knowledge there is no evidence for that. Quite to the con
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People worry about the classification into security or not, precisely because securities, if unregulated are a perfect vehicle for scams! Let me rephrase the howey test for you: “Hey just buy this thing from me, and trust me that I will do
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Excited for all the YouTube videos about this.
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Today I learned that salesforce is like SAP
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I am building an Ai based calorie counting app. I decided to let ChatGPT generate an emoji for every food and it works perfectly and people love it haha
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3y ago
To me this is more of a negative for DL based similarity than a win for that method. With this whole LLM craze (and they are incredible) I think a lot of people just assume we made similar advancements on the Embedding layer for pure text s
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Show closed doors first.
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Is anyone having a really good experience using embedding based semantic retrieval in combination with a downstream LLM ? I am working quite a bit with normal and chained LLMs but so far haven't explored the retrieval route.
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Hahaha I love this community. Every time I read a title like this I am looking for a comment like this ;)
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Reminds me of the time my bank got bought and send me a single email they would shut down my account in x days….
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If you want more depth have you looked at the Elements from the same author ? This book is intended for beginners.
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This and elements where the intro to ML for me as well. I understand your sentiment but we also have to accept that for a lot of Ml usecases just calling ChatGPT api is 100x better approach than creating your own Ml model, and thus there is
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