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owenthejumper
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But I am not giving Claude a csv and saying 'clean it up'. I am asking it to write me a python script to clean it up. That way I can validate the script myself.
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owenthejumper
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Unless you can provide some "citation", I don't think you are right. I do this every day now and it gets me 99 % there with very little debugging.
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This hits home. I am helping someone analyze medical research data. When I helped before a few years ago we spent a few weeks trying to clean the data, figure out how to run the basic analysis (linear regression, etc), only to arrive at &qu
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2y ago
East coast is struggling the same. Not as crazy yet but Coned in NY is now over 31c
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I have had great experience with Claude for coding, but you really need to be a programmer yourself, to be able to divide the problems into manageable chunks.
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Very interesting. I wonder if they tried this on classification as well. They mention but then don't talk about it in detail.
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I think that's misleading on it's own and that makes this list useless. From that logic you should block every single corporate blog out there. This looks like someone's personal list not a serious effort.
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Elastic Binary Trees (2011)
(wtarreau.blogspot.com)
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Not everything is a VC funded thing. This is clearly a research project at a university - notice the ff.cuni.cz links in the images.
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https://archive.is/wPLhc
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Been just looking at tour systems and there are not that many truly open source ones. Nice one
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Elastic Binary Trees https://wtarreau.blogspot.com/2011/12/elastic-binary-trees-e...
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Low Code is dead, long live code? How I replaced low code by an LLM
(allthingsdemo.com)
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owenthejumper
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Migrations is a confusing word in the context. It's a modern word for 'configuration management for database schemas'.
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The article doesn't mention some of the most famous Lua cases out there: Roblox used it for game developers, HAProxy uses it for extending the LB, and others.
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Roast me but the code is very readable. Compare with some modern languages where you have to stare at it for minutes to understand what's going on.
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I am skeptical of generic sparsification efforts. After all, companies like Neural Magic spent years trying to make it work, only to pivot to 'vLLM' engine and be sold to Red Hat
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Reminds me a bit of Cloudflare's isolates, but the title is super confusing
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Google Gemini Cookbook
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Alternative link https://archive.is/4miv2
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GPT-5 is behind schedule
(wsj.com)
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Using this as soon as Play sound is integrated!