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by qiller 3y ago
I am still Far as my primary file manager and quick viewer/editor when I'm on Windows, and I've tried far2l (which is great) but for some reason when I'm on macOS my brain just switches and I'm back in Finder.
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by qiller 3y ago
Our primary issue is that our DB is a dynamic Entity-Attribute-Value schema, even quite a bit denormalized at that. The model has to remember to do subqueries to retrieve "attributes" based on what's needed for the query and
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by qiller 3y ago
For 2. we ended up stuffing the prompt with examples for common date ranges "this month", "last year", "this year to date" and some date math, and examples of date fields (we have timestamp, and extracted Year,
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by qiller 3y ago
We did something similar for our reporting service which is based duckdb. Overall it works great, though we've ran into a few things: * Even with low temperature, GPT-4 sometimes deviates from examples or schema. For example, sometimes
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by qiller 3y ago
Not quite as easily readable by most humans...
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by qiller 3y ago
Right, but going beyond the general purpose knowledge. For example wondering about best practices or approaches for building agents for a proprietary API - not extensive enough for something like Pinecone and all the knowledge should in the
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by qiller 3y ago
Are there any good write ups for LLM prompt engineering for beginners? Would love to recommend something to our Javascript developers - like this repo is great, but the basics are definitely getting lost in the python code
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by qiller 3y ago
While 400 TPS might not be huge, there is still a lot of processing that goes into placing each order, and it's easy to underestimate the necessary capacity. Latencies add up (a call to a tax service, a call to a shipping service, etc)
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by qiller 3y ago
I still have the old 2.30 book signed by Ton from the original fundraiser, so glad it all worked out great. May be it's time to finally let go of 2.7 keymap and learn the new one :-\
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by qiller 3y ago
Great write up for all the pitfalls and gotchas that come up when dealing with proper interactions For something more "out of the box", I've been using interactjs for quite a while for a variety of my projects
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by qiller 3y ago
OpenJourney is fine tuned SD
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by qiller 4y ago
I was wondering about the same, how much of prompts is just fluff and padding that does not have a substantial effect on results. As programmers, we create languages that are brief and concise, which natural languages are not Like, "ex
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by qiller 4y ago
Times have changed. Never had an issue with MK3, compared to Ender impressions.
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by qiller 4y ago
It's definitely not for everyone. I'm on the fence, for example, I do like the utility based approach, but TW breaks a number of my common workflows. For example the feedback loop - I can't quickly add or change a few classes
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by qiller 4y ago
Impressive. Interesting how it gets some things so close, but pretty wrong if (c.length === 8) { return new Color3( parseInt(c.substr(0, 2), 16) / 255, parseInt(c.substr(2, 2), 16) / 255,
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by qiller 4y ago
For a long while I used just the 15"/16" MacBook without any external displays. I find multiple displays to be bad for my concentration or my neck and eyes (too much movement...) For web development, Chrome's responsive
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by qiller 4y ago
Drive Commerce | UX Focused Senior Front-end Developer | Remote (US only, EST-PST) | Full-time | https://www.drivecommerce.com We are building the next generation e-commerce product personalization platform and we are looking fo
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by qiller 4y ago
All of my dogs pretty much ignored screens, with studies suggesting reasons from the refresh rate to lacking smell and tactile feedback - wonder if playing video games can be taught
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by qiller 4y ago
The day when we can train the clients to specify exact requirements in plain English will be the truly glorious one…
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by qiller 4y ago
Yeah, like the linked The Medallion Calls example catches similarities to the slow starting section of the track and totally misses the main part
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by qiller 4y ago
I would then mention far2l project that aims to bring Far Manager to -nix systems: https://github.com/elfmz/far2l . It is cross-platform and does have a great built-in editor and viewer
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by qiller 4y ago
There so many cool materials, tools, or fasteners, but for a small scaler DIYer, how could one even source something like these?
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by qiller 4y ago
How does this compare to Threejs or Babylon?
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by qiller 4y ago
Well, for example, intro doesn’t say which SQL flavor the author is targeting. As a MSSQL user I wouldn’t want to share my email in exchange for MySQL tricks
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by qiller 4y ago
Those are pretty new. text-underline-offset is another one that made my "fake" underlines obsolete
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by qiller 4y ago
> The largest issue is that state-of-the-art models don’t understand the structure of code, such as non-local context. Copilot ended up being rarely helpful for me. But on the other hand, MS IntelliCode (I think it only works for C# in f
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by qiller 4y ago
I’m happy with it in general, but it feels like iCloud has a higher sync latency than some other services like OneDrive. And because it is a black box, there is no way to force sync it. I would drop a file for example to sync up to my old
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by qiller 4y ago
The new UI is almost tolerable, but the permissions and workflow systems I totally agree, a convoluted mess
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by qiller 4y ago
More like a-bit-more-recent Forrst
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by qiller 4y ago
There is a good talk from the authors of INSIDE that touches on how complicated the rendering pipeline can get for games that don’t look that “fancy” - “Low Fidelity, High Complexity” https://www.gdcvault.com/play/10230

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