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The State of Generative Models(nrehiew.github.io)
103 points by qouteall 2y ago|6 comments
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by qouteall 2y ago
Related quote from Karpathy: Tokenization is at the heart of much weirdness of LLMs. Do not brush it off. • Why can't LLM spell words? Tokenization. • Why can't LLM do super simple string processing tasks like reversing a string?
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Personality Basins(near.blog)
166 points by qouteall 2y ago|111 comments
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Proposal of JavaScript becoming a compiled language: JS0 and JSSugar(docs.google.com)
6 points by qouteall 2y ago|2 comments
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by qouteall 2y ago
Agenda: https://github.com/tc39/agendas/blob/main/2024/10.md Slide: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1ylROTu3N6MyHzNzWJXQA... @nullvoxpopuli 's relevant post o
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Personality Basins(near.blog)
1 points by qouteall 2y ago|0 comments
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by qouteall 2y ago
Agree. Same applies to '!'. '!' is small compared to `== false` and tend to get missed. The IDE should highlight '!' and '?' in Rust. On the contrary, IDE should fold 'if err != nil' in gola
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Zig vs. Rust at work: the choice we made(ludwigabap.bearblog.dev)
94 points by qouteall 2y ago|54 comments
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by qouteall 2y ago
This is a kind of "false dichotomy". Not using single-letter variable name doesn't ncessarily mean using long verbose variable name. A variable name can be one word or two words that explains well while not using much space.
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by qouteall 3y ago
Alias-xor-mutability is useful for interior pointers (referencing into an enum, referencing into a Vec) because modification may change the memory layout and invalidate the interior pointer. But when the memory layout does not change in sin