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AIM: AI Instant Messenger
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Context-Free Grammar Parsing with LLMs
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Why Multi-Cloud Failed
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Self-Hosted Compilers and Bootstrapped AI
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Why Declarative Build Systems Aren’t Popular
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OpenLM: OpenAI-compatible Python client to call any hosted LLM inference API
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r2d4/llm.ts: Call any LLM with a single API. Zero dependencies
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There's probably a better API that wraps generate, but there's a bit more work than the logit mask. You have to go one token at a time, otherwise the masking becomes combinatoric rather than linear (two tokens at a time -- need to
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(author here) That's interesting! Maybe there's a way to quantify the cumulative probability of the squashed tokens (i.e., if you constrain to 'true' and 'false', what's the distribution of the other token
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Similar strategies with the logitsprocesor. It is a more generalized version that's not just constrained to JSON parsing, but any regex. JSONformer/clownfish try to parse the types syntactically. A regex is a better fit for a diff
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ReLLM: Exact Structure for Large Language Model Completions
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The Ptrace Syscall
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Sandbox Your Prompts
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Jevons Paradox and LLMs
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Synthetic Data from Compilers
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Foundational Models Are Not Enough
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Imperative, Declarative, Interrogative, and Exclamatory Interfaces
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IaC: Strength or Weakness for Cloud Providers?
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On Unoptimizing
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Wrong Sequences for Startups
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Reasons to Do a Startup
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The Missing Semester of CS
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Kubernetes as a Dev Tool
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Why DSLs Fail
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Why Python Won't Be the Language of LLMs
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GPT Lineage
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Docker Without Docker
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If It Doesn’t Ship, It Doesn’t Exist
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The Front End Bundling Cycle
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The Front End Ouroboros
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