TeamDman

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by TeamDman 2mo ago
Important formatting has been lost on this page in section 14.
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by TeamDman 4mo ago
What alternative do you propose for downloading binaries off the internet, placing them in the "right spot" and doing post-install operations like updating PATH that dont have gotchas equivalent to running "untrusted" co
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by TeamDman 6mo ago
I've found LLMs decrease the friction in enabling more pedantic lints and tooling. It is a quantity problem because enabling all the aggressive warnings in the compiler makes a lot of work, and its a quality outcome because presumably
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by TeamDman 6mo ago
I use Rust for command line applications. I find that CLI is a great way to model problems. When I find myself doing something that has graduated beyond a comfortable amount of PowerShell, Rust is there for me. I have a template I've b
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by TeamDman 7mo ago
I enjoyed Dave Cridland's comment more than the article. The article is dismissive of AI and other technologies in an unsubstantiated way. New things are happening and it's exciting. "AI bad" statements without examples
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by TeamDman 8mo ago
for 50,000 rows I'd much rather just use fzf/nucleo/tv against json files instead of dealing with database schemas. When it comes to dealing with embedding vectors rather than plaintext then it gets slightly more annoying bu
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by TeamDman 8mo ago
See also: using Mathematica for drawing the circles like in the movie Arrival https://youtu.be/r8nTifCIr0c
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by TeamDman 9mo ago
I found https://docs.rs/bstr/latest/bstr/#file-paths-and-os-strings to be useful
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by TeamDman 1y ago
Neat! Have a repo?
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by TeamDman 1y ago
Python dependency management sucks ass. Installing pytorch with cuda enabled while dealing with issues from the pytorch index having a linux-only version of a package causing shit to fail is endlessly frustrating A good ecosystem has lockfi
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by TeamDman 1y ago
Neat link, thank you for sharing.
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by TeamDman 1y ago
Neat! Must be very satisfying for this to be working now. I wonder if it's feasible to get it working on a multi threaded runtime
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by TeamDman 2y ago
Tried it out, very cool! Fun to see it chugging on a bunch of rows. Had a weird issue where it would recompute values endlessly when I used it in a table, but I had another table it worked with so not sure what that was about
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by TeamDman 2y ago
If incentives to stay outweighed leaving, people would stay.
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by TeamDman 2y ago
I was unable to find any section titled "disclaimers" other than one saying "The authors have no financial interest to declare in relation to the content of this article." Is there something specific you are trying to p
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by TeamDman 2y ago
It took much more than 24 words to achieve the final result, and also had to use emojis to convey what I wanted lol Even still I couldn't quite get the result I wanted Image link https://chatgpt.com/share/67769bef-
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by TeamDman 2y ago
I've recently been summarizing entire directories into a single chunk of text for use with Gemini, the other day I overshot and ended up pasting 28 million characters into vscode. It handled it pretty well.
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by TeamDman 2y ago
Is this the AWS thing you referenced? https://aws.amazon.com/what-is/automated-reasoning/
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by TeamDman 2y ago
very neat but already hitting cases where it doesn't play nice with pwsh scripts, even using the shebang. Back to using a dir full of .ps1 files I guess lol
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by TeamDman 2y ago
Swift does apparently, here's an example from ChatGPT enum Animal { case dog(name: String) case cat(name: String) case bird func sound() { switch self { case .dog(let name)
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History of the Grant Matcher Puzzle – October 03, 1998(erights.org)
1 points by TeamDman 2y ago|1 comments
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by TeamDman 2y ago
Reading the history of the Grant Matcher puzzle has given names to some concepts that I have brushed against but haven't deeply explored. https://capnproto.org/rpc.html led me to http://erights.org/elib
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by TeamDman 2y ago
I mean, with a nonzero temperature, the randomness will eventually produce every combination of tokens in the corpus, so with a sufficiently large "all the time you want" you can produce limitless correct answers
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by TeamDman 2y ago
Would probably try https://github.com/pola-rs/polars and go from there lol
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by TeamDman 2y ago
The expansion-contraction of information as it passes between systems is interesting. Json takes more space than a binary protocol, but it is a more human friendly representation. Programming languages are a moderately unambiguous way to de
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by TeamDman 2y ago
On the topic of AI web browsers, a feature to audit the people whose comments I read would be an interesting feature. Also made me think of: https://www.reddit.com/r/OutOfTheLoop/comments/94638i/what_i...
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by TeamDman 2y ago
To avoid data loss in prod, you best be using lifecycle { prevent_destroy = true } https://developer.hashicorp.com/terraform/tutorials/state/re... > trying to get some old module to wo