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by zainhoda 3y ago
Looks promising! Any thoughts about making this a VSCode extension?
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by zainhoda 3y ago
Same — I just asked ChatGPT to generate Go code to do cosine similarity and I was surprised when the code it generated worked and the worst performance I get is like 10ms
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by zainhoda 3y ago
I’m building exactly this! https://vanna.ai
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by zainhoda 3y ago
How has your experience been with runtime errors? One of the things I like about Elm is that for pure Elm code, there's very little surface area where a runtime error can occur.
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by zainhoda 3y ago
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by zainhoda 3y ago
Long overdue -- there's a very noticeable difference in runtime errors with Swift libraries vs the rest. This is especially true of AVFoundation, which is an absolute mess of hidden and undocumented state. Swift optionals and enums wil
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by zainhoda 3y ago
There’s an exercise that some people do when learning programming, which is to write down the steps to make a sandwich. Then the teacher follows the exact instructions to make a sandwich and most people don’t put enough detail for a compute
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We need new DSLs for the era of LLMs(zainhoda.github.io)
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by zainhoda 3y ago
Same for me. I wonder if this is going to follow a similar pattern that we went through with C vs. Assembly. There was a period where everyone coded in assembly and then C came along but people still hand-coded certain parts of applications
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by zainhoda 4y ago
Exactly. If I were in charge of Slack I would double down on 100% remote and also not allow any other third-party remote collaboration tool. The team would be forced to build out all the remote tooling they need and then eventually incorpor
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by zainhoda 4y ago
These days I just ask ChatGPT: “What is the best way to do X in Python?”
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by zainhoda 4y ago
I suspect that in the era of GPT, unit tests are going to be more important as GPT can generate plausible-looking code. In fact, I could see a future where humans only write tests and GPT writes the bulk of the code. For the tests that don’
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by zainhoda 4y ago
My first thought was that it was a No Big Deal server akin to Python’s simple HTTP server
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by zainhoda 4y ago
I was very disappointed in Bard. For most complex coding tasks it returns: “I am a language model…” and doesn’t perform the task. I’m not sure why anyone would use Bard at this point.
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by zainhoda 4y ago
I’m shocked that kids isn’t the number 1 answer. If I don’t have my kids within my line of sight, I need to have my phone accessible.
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by zainhoda 4y ago
“past several years” Umm… I went to Stanford from 2002-2006 and this policy was in place back then. Why is this news now?
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by zainhoda 4y ago
Python and JavaScript you say? Would you be interested in contributing to PyVibe? https://github.com/pycob/pyvibe/blob/main/src/pyvibe/__init_... https://github.com/pycob/p
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by zainhoda 4y ago
Omg, they could have literally just solved all of this by choosing Cloud Run (a thin wrapper on top of Knative) rather than running GKE directly.
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by zainhoda 4y ago
Here's a quick example of how Websocket components might work: https://websocket.pycob.app/ Let me know what you think! We can discuss more on our Discord: https://discord.gg/uQWPfyP6z4
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by zainhoda 4y ago
I think the RTO is somewhat of a temporary condition. The big companies are telling workers to come back into the office and they’re complying because the job market has softened and people don’t want to lose their jobs. Companies haven’t r
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by zainhoda 4y ago
So for now client-server interaction would be via forms. So you’d have a form, the user inputs something into the form, then that goes to the server as a query parameter. Then your endpoint would construct the appropriate response to those
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by zainhoda 4y ago
Hey there! So it’ll be a Python-first PaaS focused on running data apps. So it’ll include storage for pickle files, a simple NoSQL database, identity aware proxy so you can configure specific routes as being authenticated, secrets manager,
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by zainhoda 4y ago
I hear you folks. I’ll add an option for local assets.
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by zainhoda 4y ago
Very interesting! I’ll check it out — it looks quite promising as a solution
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by zainhoda 4y ago
What’s your timeline? As it happens, we’re also working on a Python hosting solution with a generous free tier.
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by zainhoda 4y ago
That’s correct. Perhaps I should add some documentation around this. Untrusted user input needs to be sanitized before using it in the page.
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by zainhoda 4y ago
I haven't tried it yet but I was planning on using this library to do most of the heavy lifting: https://pypi.org/project/treeshake/ It looks like it's calling C code via Cython so if it works, you could
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by zainhoda 4y ago
Cool! I'd love to check it out!
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by zainhoda 4y ago
Yeah, the reason for that recommendation is mostly to reduce file size. For now I don't want to have an npm dependency since this is geared towards Python developers. I'll eventually build in the tree shaking directly into the Pyt
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by zainhoda 4y ago
Apologies for this confusion. Pycob was my original project that included the UI components as well as a web server, user auth, cloud services, and hosting. I've decided to split the UI components from the rest of it because I've

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