shubhamgrg04

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What diagrams do you use as a software engineer?(github.com)
2 points by shubhamgrg04 3y ago|1 comments
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by shubhamgrg04 3y ago
Last year I changed my job and had to document the features I worked on from an engineering persepective. I ended up curating the most known diagramming tools used, I wonder if there are newer or better tools now for diagramming. Or is anyo
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by shubhamgrg04 3y ago
The difficulties in understanding Aristotle's writings due to lost cultural references highlight the importance of preserving cultural knowledge in our digital age. How can we better document and preserve the context of our current phi
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by shubhamgrg04 3y ago
Isn't condensing rotary embeddings just a clever hack to circumvent the original training limitations? Is it really a sustainable solution for extending context length in language models?
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by shubhamgrg04 3y ago
It would be interesting to see if this model can be applied to other enthusiast-driven markets or if it's uniquely suited to markets with high-value, low-volume products."
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by shubhamgrg04 3y ago
It's surprising how the smartwatch market seems flooded yet lacking when it comes to basic, reliable options. I would look for reliable battery life, GPS and water resistance.
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by shubhamgrg04 3y ago
Writing is akin to debugging your own thought processes
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by shubhamgrg04 3y ago
It would be exciting to see future iterations of this tool incorporate native OS styling or even output to other GUI frameworks like QT or Toga.
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by shubhamgrg04 3y ago
If we dissect this case, it seems to revolve around two central questions: what constitutes 'public' data and to what extent can AI models leverage such data without infringing upon individual privacy. This lawsuit may well set a
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by shubhamgrg04 3y ago
us-east-1 is the Silicon Valley of cloud regions. Overcrowded yet irresistible!