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Show HN: Dynamically generate JavaScript class methods at runtime
(github.com)
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1y ago
built a weird little library last friday night. it uses LLMs to auto-generate JavaScript class methods at runtime; no need to define the method ahead of time—just decorate your class, call whatever you want, and the model figures it out on
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Show HN: Dynamically generate JavaScript class methods at runtime
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2y ago
It'd be helpful if they exposed a summary of the chain-of-thought response instead. That way they'd not be leaking the actual tokens, but you'd still be able to understand the outline of the process. And, hopefully, understan
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4y ago
Chill?
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5y ago
Just to add to the reply, the AdS/CFT correspondence (aka Maldacena duality) was proposed by Juan Maldacena, one of the authors of this paper (Humanly traversable wormholes).
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ramadis
5y ago
I felt the same way about Netflix when it first started. Now, there are dozens of competitors with different catalogues, making piracy enticing for people once again.
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5y ago
For those interested, there is an interesting video [1] that explains how/why the different versions with different color gradings came to be. [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KEdgmNZnLs4
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ChaosDB Explained: Azure's Cosmos DB Vulnerability Walkthrough
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Alan Turing's house is on sale
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mtailor and their fancy body measurement algorithm.
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6y ago
> Is it valuable enough that you'd consider paying for access? I'd argue that people would pay for MDN. I know I would pay a small fee for so high-quality straight forward information on web APIs.
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6y ago
I recommend you the story "The Last Question", by Isaac Asimov[0], one of my favourite stories of all time. It's about how the question about reverting the direction of the entropy keeps rising on people, throughout the life
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6y ago
My country (Argentina) has a lottery(esque?) approach to giving work visas for the US, so basically: even with company support, work visas are subject to probability (~30% chance of getting it for a given year). Do you have experience, or d
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Parity of Zero
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7y ago
que gorras
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The 10k hours rule is actually a misunderstanding from a paper on violin practice by Anders Ericsson. An error that the author himself explains in his book Peak: Secrets from the New Science of Expertise. It doesn't mean that you can&
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Given any type, can I somehow turn it into a monoid in a sensible way?
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8y ago
I made a simple library to add ruby's `method_missing` to Javascript: https://github.com/ramadis/unmiss
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9y ago
probably they don't file a police report. they must be used to it by now.
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9y ago
nice work!
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A dataset of crimes committed in Buenos Aires
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List of films featuring time loops
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Unmiss: Add Ruby's method_missing to you JavaScript objects
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9y ago
This is not intended in any way to be used in a production environment. It is just a cool experiment to show javascript versatility :). Your points are entirely valid!
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Show HN: Unmiss – Ruby's method_missing in JavaScript
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Qualia
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I agree with you about the complexity of a mvp. It indeed may vary. However a mvp is about testing an hypothesis, not building a simple version of a product. Maybe an mvp for a complex product is just a landing page explaining features with
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I think the whole point of an MVP is to validate the hypotesis you make about your users. In your case for example, do you know who your users are? Are they entrepreneurs? Current software developers? Anyhow, who is going to use your servic
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Ask HN: How to scale?
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