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Show HN: Q a REPL for LLM inside the terminal(github.com)
1 points by alaaalawi 2mo ago|0 comments
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by alaaalawi 3mo ago
YMMV but an LLM can hullicinate bug in programmed medical devices which may kill people in unexpected ways
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by alaaalawi 4mo ago
you may try https://github.com/nothings/stb/blob/master/stb_ds.h . a single header implementation for both dynamic array and string based hash table
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by alaaalawi 4mo ago
it is that not that they will take, as they do not have will of their own. greed does put them to work
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by alaaalawi 4mo ago
is it like society does not owe any body money for puting sand gravel cement and water. we are talking about products not their assembly
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Ask HN: GPTs, vs. Software Estimation
3 points by alaaalawi 4mo ago|1 comments
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by alaaalawi 5mo ago
you can check also XDS modula2/oberon-2 programming system. is an optimizing complier https://github.com/excelsior-oss/xds
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by alaaalawi 1y ago
chill bro. spending some time on Elm is not the end of the world and not a serious issue! the question was about learning and not concerned about production and this was one of the available examples to maybe have a look at.
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by alaaalawi 1y ago
Also another option for fun in the browser Elm. check out similar older project https://github.com/Malax/elmboy
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by alaaalawi 1y ago
one of the options for fast iterations would be Forth. in its circles, it famous for generation targets and cross compiling between archs. seaech the net you shold find plenty.
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by alaaalawi 1y ago
I concur. not intermediate code directly machine code, even no tests. It will take human specs internally understand them (maybe formal methods of reasoning) and keep chatting with the user asking about any gaps (you. mentioned a and c, wha
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by alaaalawi 1y ago
this looks similar http://web.archive.org/web/20080211102811/http://www.pcthike...
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by alaaalawi 2y ago
Achieving Correctness is really satisfying. however it is hard and difficult. IMOH this does in general polarize the scene (proving fanatics on one extreme and the other side who are not even testing the code) IMHO flushing out what you are
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by alaaalawi 2y ago
MMV But for me at least i tend to use it for brain storming, aka intial sailing through a subject/topic/task, getting intial idea. the idea is to use as an admin who is guided by you throgh chatting. for example im given a task to
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by alaaalawi 3y ago
for these critical applications which require reliable oprations as lives are at stack. formal verfication will help by reducing bugs more than traditional testing. they are not bullet proof but still better. z notation is one of many.
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by alaaalawi 3y ago
i'd like to know the source. and the reasons i know long time ago are about more innovative work. like more compression, keyboard layout optimization, like having the code compiled in the source and utilizing the space to embed the mea
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by alaaalawi 3y ago
its really leads to all sorts of question. when markets for eggs and sperms to be sold directly to interested (the layman) are there and the buyer funds the rent of the artificial womb and the food/nutrition + bio conditions. will he b
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by alaaalawi 3y ago
this may be interseting (YMMV) read page 50 of "Compiler Construction for Digital Computers" 1971 which lists other reason some which are still valid and good to know
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by alaaalawi 4y ago
i. missed up the code digits = '0123456789' patt = "foo=" SPAN(digits) . num while line = INPUT if line ? patt OUTPUT = num endif end
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by alaaalawi 4y ago
i like awk. but i hate Regexp (YMMV). but for different perspective check out SNOBOL or its speedier variant Spitbol. although not one liner, but i find patterns easier to compose like functions. $anchor = 0 digits = '0123456789&#
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by alaaalawi 4y ago
YMMV, but thats why i love Forth. it compiles the full app (not interpret) in ms. some think its dead or only for the embedded, but for me and my projects its a deadly combination + ultra fun.
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by alaaalawi 4y ago
we need just the correct expectations. APL is like mathematics for me. i need to read it several time to understand dense unfamiliar terms and formulas. same goes for APL. it is not the typical language which i assume can be read while dri
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by alaaalawi 4y ago
I did and still comfortable with the following YMMV. Alt -> Ctrl Ctrl -> Alt Caps -> Esc Esc -> Caps
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by alaaalawi 4y ago
Sometimes FORTH shines here. Space is the delimiter. and consequently you can mumble the name on the keyboard without stopping at the moment. you have mix of all digits alphabet and symbols into one token. |alpha| x^y ~x #items [a-b] howeve
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by alaaalawi 4y ago
Many people will fret when mentioning a commercial vendor. but IMHO and YMMV the leaset systems to get going with the least hassle would be either Lispworks or Allegro and both offer trial versions not getting in your way throughout the boo
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by alaaalawi 4y ago
YMMV but either way its for the owners. The rest are more or less in a job
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by alaaalawi 5y ago
Also check Oberon the language and its module system. and was used to create Oberon the system. all procedures/functions are called like this: M.F (Module name - it can be abbreviated but not removed, and F procedure/functions.)
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by alaaalawi 5y ago
Alsi it has more debugging formats
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by alaaalawi 6y ago
This may be not colorful, but was definitely fun for me https://youtu.be/tcix3IxaX3g
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by alaaalawi 6y ago
Just curious. I went and skimmed through the handlebarsjs link. I'm used to cl-who and can not see what the js lib does have that is not possible or harder in cl-who. Side note: with a small macro you can start defining your own stream

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