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Looks like Santa's going to be too busy to deliver presents this Christmas: def all_prime_elements(sequence): """Returns every prime element of the sequence.""" return [i for i in seq
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I'm confused why you would need the Axiom of Choice when working with computable programs. Unless you were proving theorems about possible contents of a database? But even that seems like you wouldn't need the Axiom of Choice. Cou
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This article is a worth a read from anyone who is currently operating a VC-funded technology business. Most people running such businesses in the last few years have been applying lessons and processes well-suited to a much rosier economic
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Whether or not your business was operated responsibly does not affect your current best marginal decision. Assuming you want your business to survive, this may be to take the author's advice.
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Grateful to the founder for so openly sharing their story, including mistakes made and tough lessons learned. There is plenty of survivor bias here, as other comments have already mentioned, but it is still useful to have such an open accou
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Is it possible to change the checksum implementation that git uses, through configuration or a plugin? I find all this hash inverting quite inelegant.
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Thank you for open sourcing your code. Thank you for your effort. 7 years is a long time to work on something, and I hope you all recover a bit from the previous campaign before moving on to your next things. > It includes our data-drive
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The only shady thing that I recall is that they quietly added telemetry into Atom after they took over maintenance of it, without communicating this to Atom users.
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Wow. Thank you, this was immensely helpful and informative.
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At first, I thought it was referring to the conversation program, Eliza. Then I thought it was referring to a programming language, Eliza. Now I think it is referring to a modern programming language created to replicate the implementation
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By getting greedy and treating FTX user funds as capital to deploy in the prop trading firm.
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This is a bad title on the HN submission. I suspect the title is intentionally designed to capture people's attention and mislead them. The article title is much better: Does OpenSea Shared Storefront have a backdoor? The submission
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Haha, this feels a lot like homework and my policy through university and graduate school was to simply not do assigned homework. Nevertheless, let's give it a shot. This is my impression based not only on the game, but also from subse
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A few questions, mostly because I'm somewhat interested: 1. How does this handle rate limiting on the target? 2. Who writes new connectors? Moving Lake only? Or can users create their own connectors (e.g. in Segment)? 3. You charge per
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This is anecdotal, but I learned a lot of history and geography by playing the Total War games - Shogun: Total War, Rome: Total War, Medieval: Total War. I'm not sure how to go about proving the benefit that the OP mentioned, but I am
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I couldn't find a definition of this anywhere on that page and it was really frustrating: F&B stands for "Food and Beverage".
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How do you thrive on rejection? Genuinely want to learn.
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Thanks for the link. This is interesting work, although not related to operations on program syntax trees. From what I understand, they are using reinforcement learning techniques inspired by AutoML to learn architectures for language model
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Not sure if there is a technical definition of the term. I am using it to refer to the transformer-based neural networks that are used to build models like Open AI's Codex (which GitHub Copilot uses IIRC). I believe they are called lar
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Thank you for posting this. Code generation is an interest of mine and a core foundation of the technology that I build. It will take me some time to read through this blog, but I have a question: Is there any research being done where peop
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Squid Game style? I think there's a legitimate issue with how salary expectations have increased during the pandemic. These expectations will now have to be corrected. What's happening at Facebook is just part of that correction.
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On the software side, I think this is related to Meta shutting down entire projects at a time. Their employees have some fixed amount of time (3 months?) to find another team in the company before they are forced to exit. It would be easy f
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I build open source products and would kill for the kind of detailed and open developer feedback that nhannah just gave you. I don't give a fuck about flutter, but the link to the strategy document and the generic nod to transparency
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Actually, I hadn't considered that signup use case at all. Good point. It could be a useful way of offloading heavy data processing to Jiter. It would be useful to see on your website what the webhook request from Jiter.dev would look
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Please do not interpret this comment as negative in any way - I am sincerely trying to understand what this does. Instead of setting up cronjobs on a machine I own, this allows me to set up a cronjob on jiter servers to make a callback to m
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Real world example: Tensorflow, PyTorch, Jax
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This was my reaction, too. Would be very curious to learn whether or not the author of this article has children.
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WOW. This is some of the best documentation I have ever seen, and a very elegant design, too. WOW. I am working on documentation for my own product right now, and this is inspiring.
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- Terry Pratchett
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Thank you!
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